Looking for frame bag recommendation - R1250 GSA

[DazGS]

On my old 1200 GSA I had frame bags which secured to the crash bar frame, looking at the options for the R1250 GSA it appears they may rub against the plastic bodywork.

The old ones I had on the R1200 were these:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/11157552...lHR9ij2cGU8BzmHteDabC2GVc=|tkp:Bk9SR47098PvYQ

The ones I have seen for the R1250 GSA are below:
https://www.touratech-uk.co.uk/ibar...W19RjrOUG3OZOZ0jwA_KNhYRu0V3N4TBoCuPoQAvD_BwE

Very cheap option
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003783524049.html


Any recommendations, I want it for carrying tools, air pump etc.

Thanks

 

[hairysteve]

I've got a second hand set of crash bar bags if you are interested. I bought them off here last year but decided not to use them. Photos via email. £25 +postage they are for the gsa 1250...

 

[EPG_19]

Crash bar bags lomo

Go for a touratwat tool box

 

[Wapping]

…..it appears they may rub against the plastic bodywork.

Any recommendations…..

If it’s potential rubbing that prays on your mind, why not simply stick some protective plastic protection (even something as simple as Gorilla Tape) in place. It’s clear and the bag will hide it. When you come to sell the bike, remove it with the hot air from a hair dryer or leave it on.

 

[DazGS]

If it’s potential rubbing that prays on your mind, why not simply stick some protective plastic protection (even something as simple as Gorilla Tape) in place. It’s clear and the bag will hide it. When you come to sell the bike, remove it with the hot air from a hair dryer or leave it on.

Good idea it's what I do with the tank bag, why I did not think the same would work....must be a long week. Thanks

 

[DazGS]

I've got a second hand set of crash bar bags if you are interested. I bought them off here last year but decided not to use them. Photos via email. £25 +postage they are for the gsa 1250...

Thanks will take a look, I have PM messaged my email address.

 

[Flipfly]

Here’s my Lonerider bags.

they are good, but I do secure the top of the bag on to the bar with a zip tie otherwise they look a bit floppy.

Plenty big enough for all sorts, waterproofs live in there…….sometimes donuts

Really help keep legs warm in winter.

 

[DazGS]

Here’s my Lonerider bags.

they are good, but I do secure the top of the bag on to the bar with a zip tie otherwise they look a bit floppy.

Plenty big enough for all sorts, waterproofs live in there…….sometimes donuts

Really help keep legs warm in winter.

Thanks for the information and pic.

 

[Reggie353]

Here’s my Lonerider bags.

they are good, but I do secure the top of the bag on to the bar with a zip tie otherwise they look a bit floppy.

Plenty big enough for all sorts, waterproofs live in there…….sometimes donuts

Really help keep legs warm in winter.

That looks brilliant with the black cast wheels.


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[Flipfly]

That looks brilliant with the black cast wheels.


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Thank you.

I was going to go with blue, but couldn’t get them done for sensible money, so left them black.

 

[icedfusion]

On my old 1200 GSA I had frame bags which secured to the crash bar frame, looking at the options for the R1250 GSA it appears they may rub against the plastic bodywork.

The old ones I had on the R1200 were these:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/11157552...lHR9ij2cGU8BzmHteDabC2GVc=|tkp:Bk9SR47098PvYQ

The ones I have seen for the R1250 GSA are below:
https://www.touratech-uk.co.uk/ibar...W19RjrOUG3OZOZ0jwA_KNhYRu0V3N4TBoCuPoQAvD_BwE

Very cheap option
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003783524049.html


Any recommendations, I want it for carrying tools, air pump etc.

Thanks

Look at that price difference (£116 vs £18).......be interesting to know if the quality difference is that great!