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 SeanS 
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Posted : 10 Apr 2011 - 20:10   Post title : Hard Panniers - Found Some
 
Finally found some and fittedthem this weekend. Possibly not as good as others but couldn't wait the 4+ weeks expected delivery from the US.

Quite pleased with the look. Took them out on a test ride yesterday loaded, Seem to be OK.




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 BlueNose 
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Posted : 10 Apr 2011 - 20:36   Post title : Re: Hard Panniers - Found Some (Re: SeanS)
 
Looking gooooood Sean!!

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 Andybuzz 
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Posted : 10 Apr 2011 - 21:37   Post title : Re: Hard Panniers - Found Some (Re: SeanS)
 
They look pretty good. Details please ?

 
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 eightrackpony 
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Posted : 10 Apr 2011 - 22:09   Post title : Re: Hard Panniers - Found Some (Re: Andybuzz)
 
No kidding dude please tell us what these are and where you got them. How much did they cost? How did you attach them? Should I mention that this might better be in the "accessory" section of the forum?

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 molinoman 
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Posted : 11 Apr 2011 - 04:39   Post title : Re: Hard Panniers - Found Some (Re: SeanS)
 
If I might make a suggestion...I notice that you have the shorty pipes, you may want to see about (or if they already have on the bottom) placing some kind of adhesive heat resistant material on the underside of those bags. The heat from the exhaust will deform the bottom in short time.

I had the Beetle Bags on my Rocket Classic and shortly after I got them noticed that the adhesive heat resistant material was starting to peel off. Luckily I caught it and applied some gorilla glue (snot?) to the underside and let it dry and I had no further issue but because of the heat coming out it would be well worth your while to see if you can protect them in some way.

They look good by the way and as some others have said...some details would be appreciated (cost, where did you get them from, etc...).

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 British_Steel 
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Posted : 11 Apr 2011 - 13:11   Post title : Re: Hard Panniers - Found Some (Re: molinoman)
 
They look very much like the National Cycle Cruiseliner bags to me. Nice! Seem to follow the lines and curves of the bird nicely

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 zolti 
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Posted : 11 Apr 2011 - 21:01   Post title : Re: Hard Panniers - Found Some (Re: British_Steel)
 
bit "curvy" for my taste

but neat size wise

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 sprint5t 
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Posted : 15 Apr 2011 - 23:16   Post title : Re: Hard Panniers - Found Some (Re: British_Steel)
 
I'm still in the market for "small" panniers, hard or soft.

I saw a chinese bike (Pioneer Nevada) the other day with very neat small panniers as standard.....

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Don't know about the quality but they looked very smart.


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 zolti 
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Posted : 16 Apr 2011 - 05:43   Post title : Re: Hard Panniers - Found Some (Re: sprint5t)
 

sprint5t wrote:

I'm still in the market for "small" panniers, hard or soft.

I saw a chinese bike (Pioneer Nevada) the other day with very neat small panniers as standard.....

Link

Don't know about the quality but they looked very smart.


John


check out the thread by narcisco . i got the same but went for the k21 as they are made from the same mould but 20 quid cheaper

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 mat1600 
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Posted : 16 Apr 2011 - 11:17   Post title : Re: Hard Panniers - Found Some (Re: sprint5t)
 
sprint5t wrote:

I'm still in the market for "small" panniers, hard or soft.

I saw a chinese bike (Pioneer Nevada) the other day with very neat small panniers as standard.....

Link

Don't know about the quality but they looked very smart.


John


I have some throw over Triumph daytona panniers. They have a pad that fits around the seat and you can clip and unclip the panniers. Less than 100 squid and recently saw them at 45 squid. Expandably too. If you look in my album there is a pic or two.



 
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 narsisco_lopez 
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Posted : 16 Apr 2011 - 13:34   Post title : Re: Hard Panniers - Found Some (Re: zolti)
 

zolti wrote:
check out the thread by narcisco . i got the same but went for the k21 as they are made from the same mould but 20 quid cheaper



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