I never knew abt bagster brand..good info thanks..just checked it out
Quad lock you can use on the stem hole. If you do go that route, you will need a case for the phone. I have one with the stabilizing mount and it’s worked well for me. I highly recommend it. (If you go with RAM mounts, i have the x grip one I can sell. Just need to get the stem hole rubber to fit to the gen 3 stem hole.
I have the Quadlock with the anti-vibration mount in the stem. I have a generic case that I use their sticky mount to. I just swap to that case when I go riding as it's a more robust case than my daily driver.
I've had the Sena SMH5, 20s and the SRL integrated into the Shoei Neotech2.
cardo is perfect and quadlock is the best also best of both worlds
I use a ram mount but I think with my next phone I'm switching to quad lock because no matter how I put my phone in the x grip it wants to push buttons on my phone. I just upgraded my sena to a 30k which is pretty nice but was kind of forced into it by a friend so that I could use the mesh intercom instead of having to use the private option that doesn't let you listen to music at the same time. If your not worried about using the open mesh I suggest the sena smh10r, it's real slim and the battery mounts on the back of the helmet which was nice on my trip to Atlanta so that i could swap in a new battery after the first one died but I did get a good 6 or so hours per battery and it sounds pretty good too. I actually love mine but it is nice being able to listen to music and still stay linked with other riders with the 30k. If you go on the sena website they were offering factory refurbished 20s evo's and 30k's for cheap. Do you already have the helmet or are u getting a new one for the new bike? Reason I ask is there is a couple hjc rpha helmets that were made to for a special sena that hides the battery inside the helmet and its a real slim unit like the 10r
thanks for the detail.. i actually have a Arai DT-X that i use
I've ridden with Bagster products for 16 1/2 years and no complaints. Removing the cover when you do air filter changes is not that much work. The rest of the time the tank protector just sits there and covers up the tank, you can get gas on it, doesn't seem to mind. But the tank bags the way you can loop the front and click the back in the place makes it so super easy to put on the bike, takeoff the bike, throw it over your shoulder, and off you go. Besides there's adequate storage space right at your fingertips.Heck I set the cruise control on the bike at 70, getting late in the day, unzip the tank bag, reach in and get my spare visor for night driving, and I can swap them and zip it up nothing flat. Steer with the knees. So super convenient. I get smiles from kids and adults alike. I use other bags in the back, but for daily driving or trip taking my bagster just works great.
