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hard luggage
#1
im doing a bit of euro touring soon and was thinking of some luggage,,,,,what do you reccomend?? i seen some nice givi v35nt ones and kappa k33n or any other  suggestions...cheers
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#2
Get some E35s on it. Just remember how wide you are when filtering through the Vosges mountains ok!
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#3
That's the only thing I'm worrying about....the width
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#4
I have a set up on my Gen 1 I will be selling soon, if anyone is interested.


SW Motech Alu rack with side carriers (quick release, so no metal on bike when not needed) with mountings for GIVI panniers.


Alu rack adaptor plate with GIVI fittings for GIVI top box (keeping my V46 top box)


Pair of 21L GIVI top opening panniers (great for a long weekend/traveling light)


Pair of E42 GIVI Panniers (the ones with extra top opening to get small items out like spare gloves etc)


Can send photos in a few days (away with work just now)
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#5
I might be interested.....some pics when it suits ye mate .... cheers
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#6
Are you on the face book page, I can easily post some there or send them whatsapp to mobile
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#7
I will try to post here from photobucket but not sure if it works


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The rack


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Adapter plate and side carriers fitted


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Panniers and top box fitted


Hopefully the pics worked
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#8
Yeah pics work ok.....is there any looking from the back to see how wide they sit out......and any idea of price....cheers
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#9
I have Kappa E21s (same as Givi versions) on my side rails and they sit out as far as the standard mirrors.  Wouldn't fancy anything wider (tho it may mean having to pack very smart with the reduced carrying capacity). You could then compensate with a bigger top box and / or tank bag setup. 
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#10
(26-06-18, 01:04 PM)kebab19 link Wrote: I have Kappa E21s (same as Givi versions) on my side rails and they sit out as far as the standard mirrors.  Wouldn't fancy anything wider (tho it may mean having to pack very smart with the reduced carrying capacity). You could then compensate with a bigger top box and / or tank bag setup.
i dont want to go down the top box route,,,,,and the smaller capacity pannier.....i might end up going the soft pannier route
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#11
Rear view, a few inches wider than the bars.


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I also have the E21 panniers which are about half as wide, but  don't have a picture fitted


Where abouts are you in the country?


For both sets of panniers, the rack, side carriers (with locks) and adapter plate I would want £200 (The rack and side plates alone are that)
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#12
im near glasgow
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#13
Hi Stu1318,


Sorry for slow reply, was at family do.


If you were interested and lived closer we could have arranged a meet. As i am Liverpool area I would need to post, at extra cost if you are interested.


Kev
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#14
tmation..... off topic..... you selling the skunk after all these years...... i still got mine..... dont ride it much these days,  as i got a lighter more agile street triple, but cant bear to part with the old girl
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#15
(02-07-18, 09:32 PM)blackcabbie link Wrote: tmation..... off topic..... you selling the skunk after all these years...... i still got mine..... dont ride it much these days,  as i got a lighter more agile street triple, but cant bear to part with the old girl


Hi mate, no not selling. I have got a Superduke GT for the touring stuff, but keeping the Fazer  Big Grin .


Just selling stuff I wont use etc. Spent too much time and money getting it right for me to ever sell it.  Smile
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#16
yes im interested mate,,,,, i was up in the isle of mull for a few days,,,,if you could post then that would be great.....let me know costs etc cheers
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#17
Stu, I need to get the rack and brackets off the bike, get it packed and weighed for shipping (wont be cheap do you want to collect?)


I will let you know

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#18
i deffo dont want to collect lol check price for shipping first
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#19
Any news??
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#20
I have on my 2003 Fazer Non Fango boxes, topbox being 52litres and side boxes 48ltr for my 2-3 week trips[40ltr for short 8 - 10 day trips].  I made the fitting kit out of odds and ends from other fitting kits I had in my garage. They are pretty narrow considering their size and actually very stable whilst in motion, averaging around 90mph with a max of in excess of 130 on the way from Millstattersee to Gunzberg in Germany.


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