For Sale Hard case panniers and other parts for sale

Hi Guys

Had joined the forum to learn and share, but have recently sent my Roadster to the big bike meet in the sky!!
I have therefore got some great hard case panniers, a detachable center stand, a set of standard exhausts, and a set of rear chrome mudguard covers.

UK address

They have all come off my 2010 Rocket Roadster

The hard case panniers are fantastic, high gloss black with all the required fittings, great quality imported. They have been only used a couple of times for touring. They are in great condition with three keys, all the fixings, and instructions (already set up for my roadster, so assume they will fit most rockets) some slight scuffing on one which is in the photo's. I have also included a couple of photos of them on the bike.

These are the "short strong" bags in gloss black and can bee seen here Tsukayu Fairing, Hard Saddlebags and Touring Trunk for Harley Davidson, HONDA, YAMAHA, SUZUKI, KAWASAKI, VICTORY

They were $559 dollars plus the customs tax. In uk money today that would be around £550
£300 for collection or £300 plus delivery (TBC)

The centre stand does what it says on the tin! - heavy duty for a heavy bike. Looking for £60 collection.Would suggest the postage would be a fortune but happy to enquire

Then a set of standard Triumph exhausts. Some rust as in pictures but clean where it counts. A dint on one, hence £80 to go. Collection S75 postcode. Would suggest the postage would be a fortune but happy to enquire

Finally a set of chrome rear mudguard covers. Theses are the ones with the cut out on the top to accommodate a rear sissy seat, but look just as good with or with out the seat. £60 for the set collected or £60 plus delivery (TBC)

Any questions let me know here or 07907829666 (phone, text, WhatsApp)
All advertised elsewhere so right to remove

Who made that center stand ? I like that, but i'm in Idaho USA.

Those are good stands. I have one for my BMW R1200C and it's called a "service stand". I just did a web search to try to find who makes them and came up with zip. Interesting

That was a very nice looking Roadster. I'm just curious how it happened to go to the big bike meet in the sky.

yea, what happened ???

Idaho Red Rocket 3 said:

Who made that center stand ? I like that, but i'm in Idaho USA.

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Was made by a company Advanced Bike Stands, Rotherham, UK

Navigator said:

Those are good stands. I have one for my BMW R1200C and it's called a "service stand". I just did a web search to try to find who makes them and came up with zip. Interesting

That was a very nice looking Roadster. I'm just curious how it happened to go to the big bike meet in the sky.

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Was on a tour called the NC500, which is 500 miles around the top of Scotland North Coast 500 - The ultimate road trip around the North of Scotland

Really wet and windy and under cooked a bend under a railway bridge. Ended up in the wall. Snapped wrist, cracked ribs, bruised pride!!
Used the bike to take the impact by pointing straight into wall, so complete write off

Few months of recovery of wrist (pins and plates) and then back bike shopping!!

Andy B said:

Was on a tour called the NC500, which is 500 miles around the top of Scotland North Coast 500 - The ultimate road trip around the North of Scotland

Really wet and windy and under cooked a bend under a railway bridge. Ended up in the wall. Snapped wrist, cracked ribs, bruised pride!!
Used the bike to take the impact by pointing straight into wall, so complete write off

Few months of recovery of wrist (pins and plates) and then back bike shopping!!

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I hate stories like that Andy but glad you survived to tell the story.

Hi Andy, i,m interested in the cases, where do you live? i,m from Wakefield. I have a 2004 r111 do you know if they will fit?

Cheers mate.

Andy Brooke

Andy B said:

Was on a tour called the NC500, which is 500 miles around the top of Scotland North Coast 500 - The ultimate road trip around the North of Scotland

Really wet and windy and under cooked a bend under a railway bridge. Ended up in the wall. Snapped wrist, cracked ribs, bruised pride!!
Used the bike to take the impact by pointing straight into wall, so complete write off

Few months of recovery of wrist (pins and plates) and then back bike shopping!!

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Ouch ! Heal well. Look at the bright side ... good excuse to buy a 2020 GT.

I just did the Saddle Sore ride for the Iron Butt Association a couple weeks ago. Thankful to say no damage other than a well needed rest. Sorry you lost your bike, glad physical damage was limited.