pfitskie wrote:

fionaann wrote:

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Here is Bella with her Panniers on, she looks good, in the Alps.

Could you please name the type ,brand of the side panniers? Where did you get these?

tnx
Peter

They look like Givi panniers to me. E21 cruisers probably, unless Google has let me down B)

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With stupid remarks like that. That's made my mind up not to bother with this site anymore... It was a joke and wasn't meant seriously (note the smiley at the end) and R2M saw it that way. This forum has to be one of the friendliest and politest that I frequent; it would be a shame if you left beca...

I don't think it's an option to change to The Angel; no fires and faff with the keys.

Apart from that, it's still your call!

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I really doubt it - they're made from 2.5mm ali. One weighs in at 8kg and the other at 9kg. And then there's the mounting frame that you don't need for the Varios which adds even more weight. Mine are heavy panniers but don't worry, there is much lighter kit out there. However, from what I can tell,...

What do you want to do with these panniers? Have you got something planned, or will you still be using them for day-to-day? How much stuff do you usually carry and how expensive is it? My Caja Sahel panniers are monsters and can hold a lot of gear, securely - If I go to something like the BMF, I can...

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Try clicking on "Private Messages" (top right) and then on the 'Profile' tab.

Which bike is it for? For a Honda, then I'd have thought that David Silver Spares would do the job. For Suzukis, then Wemoto have been good in the past (and it looks like they cover Honda, Kawasaki and Yamaha now too)