The perils of panniers...
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The perils of panniers...
"Life is like a sewer - what you get out of it depends on what you put into it..."
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eyore wrote:slparry wrote:eyore wrote:I will only open this link if someone tells me its NOT a Yamaha FJR1300 ending up in the harbour again........................
it is
Its difficult to know who has already seen what, but you post anyway hoping it will be entertaining for those who have not, its the thought that counts....
Mr gibson, there are only 2090 members, perhaps you could PM everyone beforehand next time so as not to cause offence..
Hayden wrote:eyore wrote:slparry wrote:eyore wrote:I will only open this link if someone tells me its NOT a Yamaha FJR1300 ending up in the harbour again........................
it is
Its difficult to know who has already seen what, but you post anyway hoping it will be entertaining for those who have not, its the thought that counts....
Mr gibson, there are only 2090 members, perhaps you could PM everyone beforehand next time so as not to cause offence..
No offence whatsoever an I am being a bit tongue in cheek, but how anyone missed that first time around is extraordinary. It was on MCN and every bike forum and magazine with articles written about it even. However yes it was worth watching for the first dozen times.
2009 Triumph Speed Triple
2006 Aprilia Tuono RSVR
2006 Aprilia Tuono RSVR
Sobbing quietly into hankie..
I must get out more...
"Life is like a sewer - what you get out of it depends on what you put into it..."
Re: Sobbing quietly into hankie..
Gibson335 wrote:I must get out more...
Then you'd miss the videos!
bikesnbones wrote:What's worrying is that the pannier only seems to take a slight nudge, but yet comes completely off.
It doesn't take much to break them there's a lot of momentum in a large motorcycle that a bit of plastic is never going to hold back
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Current fleet: '14 F800GS, '87 R80RS, '03 R1100S BoxerCup, '15 R1200RT LE Dynamic, '90 K1, '05 K1200S
Steve Parry
Current fleet: '14 F800GS, '87 R80RS, '03 R1100S BoxerCup, '15 R1200RT LE Dynamic, '90 K1, '05 K1200S
slparry wrote:bikesnbones wrote:What's worrying is that the pannier only seems to take a slight nudge, but yet comes completely off.
It doesn't take much to break them there's a lot of momentum in a large motorcycle that a bit of plastic is never going to hold back
I had a big off on a Yamaha Diversion 900 with factory panniers.
The bike was a mess but those panniers stayed on.
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