Wolfman E-10 Saddlebags and Sweetchecks

So I've been cruising around town with my Sweetcheeks lately and really like them. I'm looking to get some Wolfman E-10 Enduro saddlebags but it looks like they might interfere with the placement of the Sweetcheeks.

Has anyone run this combo before and would you care to share some insight?

Thx

-Rob

My sweetcheeks has her own bike so there is no interference at all.

One for Rob... *puts mark in the mud*

Nice, I'm hanging out with a bunch of comedians now.

By Sweetchecks, I mean these: http://cycle-analyst.com/sweetcheeks.htm

The War Department won't ride 2-up with me. ;)

I've seen those on the web before. Never met one in person. Funny how they make such an animal for comfort while riding, yet on the disclaimer it says not warranted for use on a moving vehicle.

I'm guessing it has to do with legal issues.

They are really comfortable - its amazing what a simple design and 2 soda bottles can do for long rides on the slab.

Sweetcheeks and a Sterns Walmart ATV seat cover works like a charm.
Normal rides I'll remove the sweetcheeks bottles, and run the sweetcheeks on multiday 200 mile/day trips.

I have ridden with the Dirtbagz and they do give a little "lift" to the sweet cheeks but actually help the comfort. Doubt that Wolfman are any different. Will know for sure soon as I have my new Wolfman saddle bags and rack on order.

Hey 10Cup .... and ...... RobR ....

What size (Width) of "Sweet Cheeks" did you get for the WR Seat ?? And what did you put into the pockets ??

Do you have any pictures of how you attached them ??

Thanks ...

10Cup wrote:

I have ridden with the Dirtbagz and they do give a little "lift" to the sweet cheeks but actually help the comfort. Doubt that Wolfman are any different. Will know for sure soon as I have my new Wolfman saddle bags and rack on order.

GsVs wrote:

Hey 10Cup .... and ...... RobR ....

What size (Width) of "Sweet Cheeks" did you get for the WR Seat ?? And what did you put into the pockets ??

Do you have any pictures of how you attached them ??

Thanks ...

10Cup wrote:

I have ridden with the Dirtbagz and they do give a little "lift" to the sweet cheeks but actually help the comfort. Doubt that Wolfman are any different. Will know for sure soon as I have my new Wolfman saddle bags and rack on order.

You need the 7" wide size. I sew on a piece of Velcro and don't use the front tie downs because the Alaska Leather pad holds the front down. This is a VERY comfortable combination. You can ride all day everyday with no sore spots Also as you can see from the pic's I use MSR fuel bottles wrapped with some 3/8" high density foam so I have my emergency fuel too.

Hey 10Cup ...

Thanks for the info and photos ...

I've had a sweetcheeks sitting here for over a year and never really messed with it, I probably should one day. But, I did take them out of my random gear clutter pile to give a quick layup on the bike... With how my wolfman enduro saddle bags (the original, not E10's) mount, the bottom of the sweet cheeks and the top of the bags are going to try to occupy the same space when both are full. There might be enough clearance, but its raining today and I didn't want to spend a ton of time outside fiddling right now.

SheWolf wrote:

I've seen those on the web before. Never met one in person. Funny how they make such an animal for comfort while riding, yet on the disclaimer it says not warranted for use on a moving vehicle.

They're in for a rude awakening if they think that disclaimer will protect them from a lawsuit when the product is very obviously only intended to be used while riding.

Well yeah...I mean really, come on! You don't fab up a piece like that to have it sit on your bike, and the bike doesn't turn a wheel.