Panniers for my F4i... Question...!
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Panniers for my F4i... Question...!
Hey guys, I'm looking to get some cheap and cheerful panniers for my F4i.
I don't have the bike yet but im getting all ready for when it arrives.
I'm not going to be using these for hardcore touring, but rather for some extra luggage space when I take the occasional 150 mile journey down the country to see relatives and for random days out when I need room for a picnic blanket and sandwiches etc etc.
I like the look of the Oxford First Time panniers, and think they are a good price (£35) for some casual carrying capabilities. They expand up to 48 litres and look decent enough for throw-overs.
Do you guys think these will hold a helmet when expanded (24 liters each) so I could just store a spare helmet when going to meet Mrs from college?
Any other recommendations for me to have a browse for are welcome...
Thoughts everyone?
And while I'm here I'll post up a new pic of my baby bike while I'm posting hehe.
Cheers, Tom.
I don't have the bike yet but im getting all ready for when it arrives.
I'm not going to be using these for hardcore touring, but rather for some extra luggage space when I take the occasional 150 mile journey down the country to see relatives and for random days out when I need room for a picnic blanket and sandwiches etc etc.
I like the look of the Oxford First Time panniers, and think they are a good price (£35) for some casual carrying capabilities. They expand up to 48 litres and look decent enough for throw-overs.
Do you guys think these will hold a helmet when expanded (24 liters each) so I could just store a spare helmet when going to meet Mrs from college?
Any other recommendations for me to have a browse for are welcome...
Thoughts everyone?
And while I'm here I'll post up a new pic of my baby bike while I'm posting hehe.
Cheers, Tom.
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Another reason for wanting to put the helmets in the bags is so that when I leave the bike for a couple of minutes, I could just put the helmet in there to keep it out of plain sight.
Another reason is if I go to the cinema on my bike (only form of transport) for example, if it rains half way through a film, my helmet wont get completely soaked like it has done in the passed when I've chained it to my rear wheel.
But if it's not gonna happen, it's not gonna happen
Anyone know any throw overs that will hold a helmet?
Another reason is if I go to the cinema on my bike (only form of transport) for example, if it rains half way through a film, my helmet wont get completely soaked like it has done in the passed when I've chained it to my rear wheel.
But if it's not gonna happen, it's not gonna happen
Anyone know any throw overs that will hold a helmet?
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Have a look at the Cargo rucksacks , some expand to carry a lid, that way you can carry her kit as well.
http://www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/moto...tent_prod/2470
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I laughed so hard on that one.
I dunno I drove a Ninja 250. It was fun to ride for about 15 mins. There so light weight and stuff. Then I gunned it and man I almost cried.
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