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2002 Buell S3T: Chassis 2-71
SADDLEBAGS 2.37
GENERAL
11WARNING1WARNING
Keep cargo weight concentrated close to the motorcycle
and as low as possible to minimize the change in the
motorcycle’s center of gravity. Distribute weight evenly
on both sides of the vehicle and do not load bulky items
too far behind the rider or add weight to the handlebars
or front forks. Do not load saddlebag beyond maximum
weight capacity. See label inside saddlebag for weight
capacity limit. Improper loading can adversely affect
handling which could result in death or serious injury.
See Figure 2-118. Each saddlebag features a barrel-style
lock and a removable saddlebag liner.
See Figure 2-119. Tw o different sizes of saddlebag covers
are available. Exchange covers by opening saddlebag cover
to 90°. Opening (3) in saddlebag cover hinge mates with cor-
responding tab (2) on saddlebag body hinge.
OPERATION
1. See Figure 2-118. Place ignition key in saddlebag lock
(2). Turn key 1/4 turn.
2. Lift saddlebag latch.
CAUTION
Do not rest items on an open saddlebag cover. Placing
objects on an open saddlebag cover could damage cover
and mounting hardware.
CAUTION
Make sure contents do not interfere with cover seal when
closing. If seal is disturbed, bags will not close properly.
3. Open cover and remove saddlebag liner.
REMOVAL
See Figure 2-118. Three fasteners (3) attach each saddlebag
to the support brackets.
1. Unlock and unload saddlebag.
11WARNING1WARNING
Saddlebag support brackets are not “grab handles” for
passenger. Using support bracket as a passenger grab
handle could result in death or serious injury.
2. Pull fastener handle open.
3. Turn handle 1/4 turn to release saddlebag from support
bracket.
Figure 2-118. Saddlebags
Figure 2-119. Saddlebag Cover Hinge
1 2 3
1. Right Saddlebag
2. Lock and Latch
3. Fasteners (3)
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1. Saddlebag Body
2. Tab on Hinge
3. Opening in Hinge
4. Saddlebag Cover
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