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Old 07-07-06, 04:36 PM   #11
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My bike in France
Baglux tank cover £30
Baglux tank bag £25
Kapper top box and plate £20
Givi rack £14.95
Hein Gericke waterproof tote bag fo my camping gear
It all worked very well.
Where did you get these prices from?
They don't look like new stuff?
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Old 07-07-06, 04:38 PM   #12
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My bike in France
Baglux tank cover £30
Baglux tank bag £25
Kapper top box and plate £20
Givi rack £14.95
Hein Gericke waterproof tote bag fo my camping gear
It all worked very well.
Where did you get these prices from?
They don't look like new stuff?
No they were off Ebay except the top box from a club member.

why don't my link work? It's OK if I copy and paste it.
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Old 07-07-06, 07:23 PM   #13
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Try Ventura luggage:
http://www.ventura-bike.com/english/...fitment_id=748
The link shows it on an SV1000 but the 650 is the same rear end right?
Yours is a pointy isn't it?
There's a pic of a curvy on the site too.
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Old 31-05-07, 10:10 AM   #14
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Alternatively, why not buy another tailpiece, I saw a scuffed one on here for £30 the other day. Keep the shiny one for selling the bike and when you are going somewhere without luggage and can be bothered to swop them!
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Why not just get the venturer system?
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Old 31-05-07, 11:16 AM   #16
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Personally, I think a magnetic tank bag is perfectly adequate and would only ever use the tank cover/bag on a bike with a plastic tank.
Yep... I had a Baglux for ages, it was great- I liked the look, it was quite grippy, and very protective, but it wasn't actually much better for luggage than any other tank bag. Just a wee bit more secure, but that's not really an issue unless you're carrying really heavy stuff.
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Why not just get the venturer system?
Hmm, does anyone know of a venturer dealer without having to subscribe to the mailling list?

Interesting, depending on cost, mainly for the sport rack, but could then buy the bigger rack later if needed.
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