I've literally just this minute listed my Kappa bag on the for sale section mate, take a look at that!
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- Thread starter Joe Bar
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I've literally just this minute listed my Kappa bag on the for sale section mate, take a look at that!
casperghst42
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I got the Enduristan SANDSTORM 1, and discovered on saturday that it's not waterprof...
In heavy downpour water gets in when the zippers meet, I've notified Enduristan, and have been offered an upgrade to SANDSTORM 2, but I am not sure that the improvements will solve the issue.
Otherwise a very nice tankbag, does not leave much left on the bike when it's removed.
Casper
In heavy downpour water gets in when the zippers meet, I've notified Enduristan, and have been offered an upgrade to SANDSTORM 2, but I am not sure that the improvements will solve the issue.
Otherwise a very nice tankbag, does not leave much left on the bike when it's removed.
Casper
josome
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I bought the Bagster Cross´r now. In my opionion a very good solution with a lot of space and of a solid quality. And even no problem with the horn, because it is not to close to the handlebar.
Best regards from Düsseldorf
Jo
Best regards from Düsseldorf
Jo
Tank bag with camera insert?
Has anyone fitted a tank bag to the F650GS (or the F800) with a camera insert.
I am looking for a tank bag that is not too tall, to carry my DSLR and keep it relatively safe and dry.
Has anyone fitted a tank bag to the F650GS (or the F800) with a camera insert.
I am looking for a tank bag that is not too tall, to carry my DSLR and keep it relatively safe and dry.
Johnnymac
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I've got the standard BMW tankbag, and just cut a piece of foam for inside the bottom of it to stop it rattling around inside. DSLR and lens sits in there, and spare lense in jiffy bag alongside it. Easy access and the bag is supposed to be waterproof.
I also cut a small piece of that wired rubber matting that supposed to be for coin trays and dashboards in cars to stop things sliding about. Got a roll from
and put it under the tankbag to save the paint. The BMW back is rubber-ish on the bottom, but they still mark the paint ifyou get grit etc under it.
I also cut a small piece of that wired rubber matting that supposed to be for coin trays and dashboards in cars to stop things sliding about. Got a roll from
and put it under the tankbag to save the paint. The BMW back is rubber-ish on the bottom, but they still mark the paint ifyou get grit etc under it.Johnnymac
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erm..meant "weird" rubber matting. Not "wired".
Which is what I am after honey on walnut bread for supper.
Which is what I am after honey on walnut bread for supper.
erm..meant "weird" rubber matting. Not "wired".
Which is what I am after honey on walnut bread for supper.
Ha, thanks.
I wondered what the "roll" was - could have been walnut bread too!
Johnnymac
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yep..a "roll"...it's beginning to sound like a Viz Top Tip...
"To avoid unsightly scratches caused by tank bags on motorcycles, cut a small piece of bread and place under each corner. This will also be useful as a useful small and handily placed emergency food supply in the event of the satnav conking out and the rider getting irretreivably lost"
"To avoid unsightly scratches caused by tank bags on motorcycles, cut a small piece of bread and place under each corner. This will also be useful as a useful small and handily placed emergency food supply in the event of the satnav conking out and the rider getting irretreivably lost"
