Sparky Mark
Guest
Im looking to purchase a tankbag for my adventure,any recommendations? Please.
Mark,
It does come down to personal preference, However, I would recommend a Baglux tank cover with a Baglux Tank bag, there are many to chose from, have a look ...
http://www.bagster.com/en/catalogue-cylin.php?id_marque=5
It does come down to personal preference, However, I would recommend a Baglux tank cover with a Baglux Tank bag, there are many to chose from, have a look ...
http://www.bagster.com/en/catalogue-cylin.php?id_marque=5
Sparky Mark
Guest
Onahi,
thanx for your reply and help in this matter. Managed to get a GS one from local dealer for a very good price.
thanx for your reply and help in this matter. Managed to get a GS one from local dealer for a very good price.
Touratech or BMW Tank bag
Was just about to ask, Touratech or BMW Tank bag and came across this Thread ---ideal.
I seem to remember someone saying to me last year that they prefered the Touratech, as it was not so big as the BMW bag and did not get in the way . Could someone make a comment on this please.
Was just about to ask, Touratech or BMW Tank bag and came across this Thread ---ideal.
I seem to remember someone saying to me last year that they prefered the Touratech, as it was not so big as the BMW bag and did not get in the way . Could someone make a comment on this please.
bmwrover
Registered user
I like the GS Quick Lock from SW Motech, and if you want to run your satnav or phone out of the tank bag they have a very nice electric version.
Also the taking off the bag is so easy, good for the photography equipment, nothing has to stay behind during a coffee break.
Also the taking off the bag is so easy, good for the photography equipment, nothing has to stay behind during a coffee break.
buncobooth
Registered user
Can you show us some pics of this bag inside and out, I have been trying to find some info about these but there isn't much about ??
bmwrover
Registered user
You will find most of the information here. The bag inside is clad in red nylon so that its easier to find things rather than the usual "black hole". Mounted on the tank, the whole bag sort of floats atop of the tank, as it is only connected on the tank ring, the rest is in the air.
For the 2008 onward GS with no screws in the tank filler, there is a redesigned connector version available. In order to avoid the large cable to be visible, you can route it in between filler cover and tank cover, so that no cable is seen. Its nice but you need to cut a gap into the tank/filler cover.
http://www.bags-connection.com/?sprach_id=2
For the 2008 onward GS with no screws in the tank filler, there is a redesigned connector version available. In order to avoid the large cable to be visible, you can route it in between filler cover and tank cover, so that no cable is seen. Its nice but you need to cut a gap into the tank/filler cover.
http://www.bags-connection.com/?sprach_id=2
bmwrover
Registered user
Fair comment, but if for every question the answer is: Do a search !
Then all good forums can stop posting, because most things have been said before, see here in regard of the GS tank bag from Motech:
http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=145404&highlight=motech+tank
Then all good forums can stop posting, because most things have been said before, see here in regard of the GS tank bag from Motech:
http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=145404&highlight=motech+tank
buncobooth
Registered user
Do you think this bag can take a heavy amount of stuff - looking at that little ring that it attaches to would worry me it might break if you put too much stuff in there ??
bmwrover
Registered user
I think the GS bag manual stated max. 10 kg.
Its a clever connection and the material quality is very good.
Nothing looks or feels flimsy:
http://www.bags-connection.com/ql_tankringe/
Its a clever connection and the material quality is very good.
Nothing looks or feels flimsy:
http://www.bags-connection.com/ql_tankringe/
