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    Cheap Adv panniers on Torpedo7

    Just spotted these, could be a good option for someone:

    http://www.torpedo7.co.nz/products/R7BGPP8WP

    Cheers
    Clint

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    Quote Originally Posted by clint640 View Post
    Just spotted these, could be a good option for someone:

    http://www.torpedo7.co.nz/products/R7BGPP8WP

    Cheers
    Clint
    Good spotting! Apparently the special lasts until 9am Friday 18th June

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    I got some similar ones from Kathmandu (not that cheap though), and they're great - clip straight on the 625.

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    Oooo. tempted.

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    Was just gonna post the same thing. I'd hurry as they will def go quick. Most of their stuff is pretty good value for money.

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    Thanks for the link Clint.
    Never browsed their site, and I couldn't resist grabbing a pair of those panny's.
    Should go nice with kanny's soon to arrive gravel bike
    (still staying mum on what it is)
    She will be able to keep an eye on me this spring/summer,

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    Quote Originally Posted by tri boy View Post
    She will be able to keep an eye on me this spring/summer,
    NNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
    'Good things come to those who wait'
    Bollocks, get of your arse and go get it

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    Bags turned up today.
    Bloody good gear.
    I wouldn't use them on rides I'm quranteed to fall off 6-90 times, (almost all dirt rides), but they are perfect for kanny.
    Cheers Clint.

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    Ummmm, am I missing something? Aren't the Oxford ones a similar price, and probably beterer....?
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    Quote Originally Posted by bart View Post
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    Ummmm, am I missing something? Aren't the Oxford ones a similar price, and probably beterer....?
    They were on sale for about $70 last week.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    I got some similar ones from Kathmandu (not that cheap though), and they're great - clip straight on the 625.
    G'day
    Kathmandu have these on special at the moment - about $65, had a quick look today - reckon they would fit on the back of the KLR a treat - no real mods needed

    http://www.kathmandu.co.nz/Packs_&_L...nier_Bags.html

    Quick question - yours still going strong, how long you had them for and do you reckon I would need any heat shield?
    Cheers, Crim

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crim View Post
    G'day
    Kathmandu have these on special at the moment - about $65, had a quick look today - reckon they would fit on the back of the KLR a treat - no real mods needed

    http://www.kathmandu.co.nz/Packs_&_L...nier_Bags.html

    Quick question - yours still going strong, how long you had them for and do you reckon I would need any heat shield?
    Cheers, Crim
    They are the very ones.
    I've used 'em on the SXC a coupla rides and they're still going strong.
    Didn't need a heat shield as they are sitting on the sidecovers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    They are the very ones.
    I've used 'em on the SXC a coupla rides and they're still going strong.
    Didn't need a heat shield as they are sitting on the sidecovers.
    Don't the bags push the sidecovers onto the exhaust? I thought that was the problem without having brackets?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Padmei View Post
    Don't the bags push the sidecovers onto the exhaust? I thought that was the problem without having brackets?
    Yeah, that was my concern - Having said that I reckon you could bang an internal frame in to the right hand side bag to fix that problem - was going to ask them to take one out and try it but ran out of time - but looks like they will bang right on. Top two tie points under or over the seat and the bottom one on the pillion footpeg. Was thinking that a quick wrap with
    http://www.nzperformance.co.nz/store...g/prod_53.html
    around the exhaust where and if the cover gets pushed against it may be a bit of insurance

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    Quote Originally Posted by Padmei View Post
    Don't the bags push the sidecovers onto the exhaust? I thought that was the problem without having brackets?
    Nope, I mounted them a long way forward - clipped to the top of the airbox cover on one side and secured to the passenger peg at the back.

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