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Corbin announces the introduction of the Fleetliner Saddlebags, a luggage system dedicated to the Can-Am Spyder three-wheeled roadsters. The Corbin Fleetliner accessories are sculpted, hard case saddlebags which integrate almost seamlessly with the lines of the Spyder, and provide a perfect optical match with the vehicle.
The bags are constructed from the same high-durability Fibertech material Corbin uses for the basepans of its custom saddles, so we’re dealing with proven reliability and dependable safety. Thanks to their special design, the Fleetliner saddlebags can be mounted aboard the Spyder ST reverse trikes closer to the center line, for a more centralized mass and less impact on steering.
With smooth, fluid shapes, the aerodynamic impact is kept to a minimum, while the Corbin mounting system is also smaller and minimizes the profile of the fully-loaded Spyders. Due to the technical particularities of the Spyders and the generous ground clearance, Corbin could make these side-cases bigger. Riders will enjoy a whopping 50-liter (13.2 gal) loading space for exceptional touring convenience.
At the same time, the top-loading lids are opening forward into the wind, preventing your belongings from spilling on the road in case of becoming accidentally open. Obviously, the cases and the lids are weather stripped to keep rain at bay, adding more peace of mind even if the weather is less than ideal. The bags are fully lined on the inside, so extra protection for your belongings was also taken care of.
Installing the Corbin Fleetliner had bags needs minimal modifications to the Spyder, as they work with the standard turn signals. Corbin is supplying relocating brackets to which the stock turn signals must be mounted, a simple, but fairly time-consuming operation. The pegs need no modifications.
Single-color and two-tone paint options are available for the Corbin Fleetliner Saddlebags for $1,993 and $2,093 (€1,460-1,535) a pair, respectively.
With smooth, fluid shapes, the aerodynamic impact is kept to a minimum, while the Corbin mounting system is also smaller and minimizes the profile of the fully-loaded Spyders. Due to the technical particularities of the Spyders and the generous ground clearance, Corbin could make these side-cases bigger. Riders will enjoy a whopping 50-liter (13.2 gal) loading space for exceptional touring convenience.
At the same time, the top-loading lids are opening forward into the wind, preventing your belongings from spilling on the road in case of becoming accidentally open. Obviously, the cases and the lids are weather stripped to keep rain at bay, adding more peace of mind even if the weather is less than ideal. The bags are fully lined on the inside, so extra protection for your belongings was also taken care of.
Installing the Corbin Fleetliner had bags needs minimal modifications to the Spyder, as they work with the standard turn signals. Corbin is supplying relocating brackets to which the stock turn signals must be mounted, a simple, but fairly time-consuming operation. The pegs need no modifications.
Single-color and two-tone paint options are available for the Corbin Fleetliner Saddlebags for $1,993 and $2,093 (€1,460-1,535) a pair, respectively.
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