Wunderlich Tank Bag

[Steve B]

Does anyone on here have the 25ltr expanding Wunderlich tank bag on their bike?

I mangaed to get hold of one off another GSer on here (sorry, can't remember which one) and I'm still scratching my head as to how to fit it. There is a base with a couple of straps and the bag has a couple but without buckles and Velcro at one end which sticks to and end of the base. Having put the bag on the tank I'm damned if I can work out how it attaches.
If someone has one of these can you tell me what parts make up the bag and possibly a method of attaching (a photo would be nice too).

Cheers

Steve B

 

[Steve B]

Does anyone on here have the 25ltr expanding Wunderlich tank bag on their bike?

I guess not.....

Does anyone want to buy a 25ltr Wunderlich tank bag then?????

Steve B

 

[ELIMINATOR]

BMW dealers sell this range, best bet is to visit your local dealer.
I am reading my Wunderlich catalogue,

Tank bag TR gs 02+

quote.

Held securely in place by straps at the front & velcro at the rear.
In the photo it looks as if the velcro end is fitted under the seat, my guess is that you need some self adhesive velcro patches, from Robert Dyas the high street shop. The front straps are somehow??? fitted either around the handlebars?? or under the front of the tank, possibly looped under??? the headstock.

It must? be relatively simple as one of the photos shows the back hinged backwards onto the seat to alow access to the petrol cap.

 

[ELIMINATOR]

back hinged backwards....should read tank bag hinged backwards

 

[Steve B]

Thanks mate.
I'll pop into local dealer and also try and get a Wund catalogue. I thought the straps might go round the headstock or under the tank but it doesn't seem to stable/sturdy.
There is a hole in the base part but it certainly isn't big enough to get the tank cap up and a petrol nozzle into it without probably spilling fuel.
I'm gonna be losing a lot of hair with all this head scratching. Thanks for the help anyway.

Steve B

 

[Viking]

Sounds like the one I have.... yes the horse shoe shape goes at the front with the stap passing under the head stock... but check with a torch when fitting so no looms are caught. The other part clips under the rear of the tank. fitted with the seat removed.
The front quick disconnect clips with the elastic over the top are where you release the bag and rest on the seat to fill up with fuel.
I've found mine very stable at speed. Just stick it down on the front and rear velcro and adjust the forward headstock strap if required.
They do supply extra velcro to stick on the tank at the rear, but didnt use it at first and was still stable, but now have fitted it on the tank bump pad which keeps the rear flap attched most of the time , also stops some light fingered 'tea leaf' nicking it.
Hope that helps