Cheap luggage idea for dirt bikes

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Cheap luggage idea for dirt bikes

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Thought this was an excellent cheap way of securing bags to enduro/small trailies.

Wish I'd seen it before splashing out on a set of giant loop mojavi... :roll:
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Good find Nick. Like that idea. Just found it on ebay and stuck it in my basket...

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kombat-Comba ... 2368865970
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daveuprite wrote: Sun Nov 22, 2020 12:12 pm Good find Nick. Like that idea. Just found it on ebay and stuck it in my basket...

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kombat-Comba ... 2368865970
Yeah but how you going to attach the basket ? I think you may have missed the objective :lol:
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Use the trolley :lol:
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Oh you mean the hamper? For our cucumber sandwiches and Pimms when we go off on dirt days. Yes, I see the problem. Perhaps Fortnum and Mason would deliver it to a clearing in the woods for us?

And then there's the easels and watercolours for our 'art appreciation hour'. Let alone the canvases for our life drawings of Phil...

There's just so much to pack.
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Mojavi...any good nick, bit small?
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chunky butt wrote: Sun Nov 22, 2020 1:04 pm Mojavi...any good nick, bit small?
Not used it yet but wanted something small and unobtrusive for the Beta , just sufficient for a 2 litre fuel container and tools one side and enough for overnighter in hotel /B&B the other. Got my large Altrider bags for longer camping trips etc.
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Ok...sounds good
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Has anyone tried one of these? Supposed to be waterproof. Looks like they could go on an enduro bike maybe?

https://www.motea.com/en/motorbike-tail ... riEALw_wcB
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I got a £10 Aldi hold all, it's branded Crane and I think it's 80 litre. it's never let water in or been damaged by my many 'indicents' off road.
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