Giant Loop Possibles on Ducati DesertX

Some days, all you need is the bare minimum for a ride. A small backpack works if you don’t mind wearing one—but for longer days, I prefer keeping the load off my back. That’s where Giant Loop Possibles pouches come in—an excellent, low-profile way to carry essentials on the bike itself.

Ducati DesertX has a surprisingly narrow rear end so the question is: where to mount Possibles pouches. Well, that's where our Side carriers come into play.

Precision-designed with billet-milled brackets, they bolt directly to the bike and offer a secure, convenient mounting solution for small bags like the Possibles Pouches.

Before you mount the bag onto Side carriers, adjust the L-bracket to the upper most position. This will provide the best possible support for the bags.

Installation of the bag is straightforward. Pass the two straps trough loops on the top side of Possibles bag, and then trough the slots on Side carriers.

To prevent the bag from moving back-fort, you can pass the rear strap trough large slot on the back of side carrier.

Complete the installation by threading the straps through the loops on the underside of the bags, then tighten them securely.

Voila, installation is finished.

Below is a short video overview of the Possibles pouches mounted to Ducati DesertX Side carriers.

The bags seat as close to the bike as possible, keeping the slim profile.

There is enough clearance between RHS bag and the silencer so heat will not be an issue. L bracket on side carriers will support the bag and help prevent it from sagging onto the exhaust.

Mounted like this, Possibles pouches can become permanent part of the bike and a great way to carry basic tools and snacks.

One major advantage of the minimal width is that you can still mount rack-less bags over the setup without interference. Possibles pouches act as stand-offs and will help stabilize the entire load and keep everything securely in place..

Giant Loop Siskiyou panniers benefit greatly from this feature.

Read a detailed article about fitment of Siskiyou panniers in THIS ARTICLE.