Touratech panniers

[stolzy]

I've got the opportunity to buy some secondhand Touratech panniers. They are 2x41L and have a cutout for the exhaust and an extension pipe for the exhaust pipe.
Problem is thay don't come with the indicator relocation kit - how hard would it be to get one or something similar. Or could I for, example relocate, the existing indicators?

 

[Taff]

I replaced my standard indicators with shorter £15 indicators from Hein Gericke.

 

[Thunder]

The Civil One manufactures indicator relocation brackets which will work.

 

[stolzy]

Why so slow

Jeez, I've been sitting here for over a minute waiting for a reply, first one took 2 minutes and the second over 6 mins - what's the matter with you guys
Thanks for the tips - looks like its a starter.

 

[Urban Rider]

Don't bother buying any other kits, just cut the stalks down on the originals. Works a treat, I did it on mine and you wouldn't know if I didn't tell you

 

[MikeP]

Search function is your friend.

Two DIY methods here............

http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38587

Or check Metal Mule, they sell a reasonably priced kit that avoids the mini-indicator route (problem with the mini indicators is that it means carrying two different spare bulbs).

 

[Wizard]

Search function is your friend.

Two DIY methods here............

http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38587

Or check Metal Mule, they sell a reasonably priced kit that avoids the mini-indicator route (problem with the mini indicators is that some prats don't change the front which means carrying two different spare bulbs if you can't figure out how to pull into a service station).

Fixed that for ya Mike

 

[Bryn]

Metal Mule shortening kit is the way forward John

 

[stolzy]

I recognise the back of that bike...

..from trying to keep up through the Italian countryside - remind me again how quickly we were going

 

[A Bike that Fits]

I replaced my standard indicators with shorter £15 indicators from Hein Gericke.

+1

 

[stolzy]

Thanks all

Ta for that guys.

 

[Bryn]

..from trying to keep up through the Italian countryside - remind me again how quickly we were going

You didn't need to try too hard
And remember Stelvio