Lockable luggage (UK)

kremmen

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• Sep 11, 2005

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Presuming you are talking products wish list. I would like some lockable luggage which I can see in the UK before buying .

Paul :?

 

Ogre

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• Sep 11, 2005

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Leatherlyke and Corbin both make lockable luggage to fit the Rocket.

Givi bags have also been used on Rockets.

 

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• Sep 11, 2005

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LeatherLyke Contemporary

http://leatherlyke.com/stores/showprod.cfm?&DID=13&CATID=3&ObjectGroup_ID=19

This page for both regular and contemporary styles. A decent value at US$460.00 a pair

Corbin BeetleBags are more than 2X the price and do not come off as quickly.

 

anddean

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• Sep 12, 2005

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kremmen said:

Presuming you are talking products wish list. I would like some lockable luggage which I can see in the UK before buying .

Paul :?

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Paul - I have the Leatherlykes and confirm that they are well-made - waterproof and lockable. When I'm next in London with them you're welcome to come and inspect - or any time in Devon.
The Corbins are very good looking and of higher spec. but probably don't hold any more and are twice the pice .. Ogre has pics.....

 

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• Sep 12, 2005

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Ditto what Renton and Andrew said.

 

kremmen

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• Sep 13, 2005

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Thanks all...I may just have to go ahead and buy without seeing.

Paul

 

RedR3

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• Sep 13, 2005

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Just so you can see,

 

THE PUNISHER

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• Sep 13, 2005

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They are nice

 

kremmen

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• Sep 14, 2005

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They do look nice ...even though they are not the best of colour (black of course).

Paul

ps. bet they don't come off as easy as leatherlykes are meant to.

 

RedR3

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Two acorn nuts on the fender mount, one 3/8 bolt in the bottom, One 9/16 wrench, one minute per side at most. Another thing I like is

Since the interior wall fits so closely, we can keep the saddlebags narrow and carry the shape around the rear fender. This keeps weight bearing close to the centerline of the bike which helps to maintain a good center of gravity. When loaded properly, you won't even know they're back there while you're riding and the bike remains stable at all speeds. These bags were designed by the same guys that ran Hayabusa saddlebags over 180 mph on the Bonneville Salt Flats.

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From the Corbin site. You really don't know they are there at all.
Black? Is that the unpainted version? Oh, that would be Grayfite.