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Jan 25, 2010 | 02:46 PM

cbrman64

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hi all hope your all well,here she is with that metal thingy on,washed her yesterday you wouldnt no it bloody rain.

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Jan 26, 2010 | 12:59 AM

Aussie Johnno

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Looks strong enough, is it a buy of the shelf rack or did you construct it yourself?
How much weight do you think it would take?
Looks nice, very nice.

Good looking bike as well

Aussie Johnno

Jan 26, 2010 | 01:18 AM

cbrman64

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its the 3 case one cost me 200 quid with the specific fitting kit,so i hope it does wot its supposed to,feels sturdy enough.

Mar 5, 2010 | 04:15 PM

NoBrains01

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Originally Posted by Aussie Johnno

Looks strong enough, is it a buy of the shelf rack or did you construct it yourself?
How much weight do you think it would take?
Looks nice, very nice.

Good looking bike as well

Aussie Johnno

Sorry if i'm butting in as it's not my thread but it's one of these mate.

http://www.givi.co.uk/Fitment-kits/Wingrack/Wingrack

I'm not sure if they're common in Oz but everyone uses them in the U.K. You can just buy a single one to use the back box or buy the wingrack to take 3 cases and use one on the back, two side cases or all 3 at once. They're pretty rock solid. I've loaded up all 3 panniers with a 4 man tent, sleeping bags, air bed, cooking stuff, clothes for 2 people for a fortnight etc etc, and then on the way home piled a case of duty free beer on top of the back box, lol.

Gaz