Touratech side panels

[snave1]

Hi all,well ive gone and done it after much thought and deliberation i test rode one yesterday and of course had to put a deposit down,now the wait......
Has any body bouht the touratech side panels,they look quite nice in the web page but do they look as good in the flesh?
Also has anybody got a streetpilot III fitted to theirs and how did you fit it...
Cheers all
Lyndon

 

[Philip]

Also has anybody got a streetpilot III fitted to theirs and how did you fit it...


Yes, use a mount from www.adventure-motorcycling.co.uk and very effective it is too. very stable, easy to fit and easy to remove.

 

[Reggie]

Hi Lyndon,

if you were spending your own dosh now, would you still buy the Streetpilot 111 and if so why?

I'm thinking about such kit and would appreciate any thoughts you may have.

Regards

Reggie AKA The Cameraman

 

[AndyT]

I've got a SP3 fitted to the 1200 using the BMW bracket but I would recomend using the bracket marketed by BMWridersScotland at:

http://www.bmwridersscotland.com/

Gazza has one fitted on his using this and the BMW bracket which is just about perfect.

HAve Fun

AndyT

 

[obewan]

I'm with Philip

I find the guys at Adventure motorcycling really helpful and the kit is very good.

As Philip said www.adventure-motorcycling.co.uk

 

[snave1]

gps mount

Thanks for replys guys,
Reggie,if i was to buy one now i'd buy one of the 26** range,because of the speed in calculating and recalculating.However i wouldnt get rid of mine for one as its still very good although not as fast as the newer one.The larger compact flash memory would be handy for those long foreign trips also.I guess if you can get one cheap enough i would say go for the street pilot as its still a brill tool.
Unless you have the bmw cradle for the newer ones it could be more fiddly to use as some menus have to be accessed via touch screen.

 

[schnauzer]

I've got touratech side panels on my adv and think they look superb, fitting was easy and quality seems good too....