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Started by Kwikasfuki, December 25, 2009, 10:14:54 PM

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Kwikasfuki

Bought a set off these from eBay.

Not the official Kawasaki ones, but a third party product. Had mine for about 4 months now and no issues.

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Andy

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Nygie

Bin lines have always worked for me on previous bike lol, but we always took panniers off and up to rooms.

Lonewolf

The pannier bags are ok but they are quite restrictive and can prevent you putting a helmet in the panniers if you have a bag in there but they are excellent for the usual clothes etc. Saves you having to take off the entire pannier when you get to the hotel etc.
In the past I have also just used black bin liners, they do the job just as well.

Andy

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Quote from: Nygie on February 07, 2011, 10:20:01 PM
Bin lines have always worked for me on previous bike lol, but we always took panniers off and up to rooms.

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/8753957/Trail/searchtext%3ESPACE+BAG.htm
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Lonewolf

Yeah I forgot about those. I've never used them before but I have heard of them.

Kawdolph

Well i have been lucky as the gtr i picked up recently the previous owner left in the kawa oem bags,but i wet to my local campshop before i got bike and was looking at dry bags which are completly water proof and some of them come with shoulder straps ,they are also not to expenxive for a 35 ltr and 40 litre about 7/8 to 10/15 euro.