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January 27, 2011 at 1:14 am #195286
For those that may have missed my post earlier with the link to the Museum’s website, here it is again.
January 27, 2011 at 5:46 am #195292Hey Boony, I’m going to leave home on Wednesday and not get back until Monday that’s the only reason for my panniers. I would take only a back pack too for weekend trip!
January 27, 2011 at 7:36 am #195297Hey mate,bike’s looking good,that number plate holder has to go though..looking forward to the ride next week.be good to catch up and meet the nabiac ride crew.
January 27, 2011 at 7:54 am #195317Christ !!! How’s it going?
This ride will be good mate, and because everyone is commenting on my low hanging rear guard is I’m going to get it extended down to the ground ….. F u all
You should do an intro mate and let the other guys know theirs more than one decent pommie out their!!!
January 27, 2011 at 8:16 am #195318Nickj wrote:
Quote:You should do an intro mate and let the other guys know there is now one decent pommie out their now that your here!!!Could have said better myself Nick :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
January 29, 2011 at 5:01 am #191638All ready to go!! Bring it on….
January 29, 2011 at 5:18 am #195401Bike looks the business Krusty, when I used my Drz for the Cameron ride I found that the soft panniers scratched the crap out of my side plastics , and with your new stickers you don’t want that!!
I’m using the same panniers on my Tenere for this ride and my missus came up with a top idea of cutting up a lambs wool car seat cover and stitching it to the back of the pannier.
Top tip from mrs. J !!
January 29, 2011 at 6:10 am #195402Nickj wrote:
Quote:Bike looks the business Krusty, when I used my Drz for the Cameron ride I found that the soft panniers scratched the crap out of my side plastics , and with your new stickers you don’t want that!!I’m using the same panniers on my Tenere for this ride and my missus came up with a top idea of cutting up a lambs wool car seat cover and stitching it to the back of the pannier.
Top tip from mrs. J !!
Mine are rubber backed.. On camerons they didn’t scratch but left a black mark which came off.. I been thinking about draping something over the path the bags follow.. Sheep skin sounds good..
January 29, 2011 at 6:16 am #195407Krusty wrote:
Quote:Nickj wrote:Quote:Bike looks the business Krusty, when I used my Drz for the Cameron ride I found that the soft panniers scratched the crap out of my side plastics , and with your new stickers you don’t want that!!I’m using the same panniers on my Tenere for this ride and my missus came up with a top idea of cutting up a lambs wool car seat cover and stitching it to the back of the pannier.
Top tip from mrs. J !!
Mine are rubber backed.. On camerons they didn’t scratch but left a black mark which came off.. I been thinking about draping something over the path the bags follow.. Sheep skin sounds good..
Mine have a rubberback too mate but once you get dust and dirt behind it’s like sandpaper!!
I’m going to try the sheepskin and hopefully save the side of the Tenere !
January 30, 2011 at 6:41 am #191639Ok,
Thought I`d give the campout ADV syle thing a go on friday night instead of softing it in a pub room :laugh:
Might as well seeing I have a set of bags on loan & possibly a pair coming secondhand soonThis will give me a basic setup ready for the next steed whenever it arrives :dry: :huh: soon I hope
Am still travelling light (no cooking gear or extra spares etc)
I do have a tent, fly, camp mat, sleeping bag, clothes, towel and some extra fuelFrom “Super Commuter” to “Super Adventurer” :woohoo:
January 30, 2011 at 6:55 am #195449EAGLE`02 wrote:
Quote:Ok,
Thought I`d give the campout ADV syle thing a go on friday night instead of softing it in a pub room :laugh:
Might as well seeing I have a set of bags on loan & possibly a pair coming secondhand soonThis will give me a basic setup ready for the next steed whenever it arrives :dry: :huh: soon I hope
Am still travelling light (no cooking gear or extra spares etc)
I do have a tent, fly, camp mat, sleeping bag, clothes, towel and some extra fuelFrom “Super Commuter” to “Super Adventurer” :woohoo:
Eags that looks super Adventure setup mate well done
Andy bags are yours mate I just need them for the Nabiac ride
That’s a great setup, looks like a strong alloy rack for the bags did that come with the bags and blinkers looks like it would just go from bike to bike as a unit
or did you make it?
Will give you a ring later in the week and work out the time you want to meet to where we will be. I will have my tracker on and the page will be on the site so you will be able to follow our progress before you leave home
TB
January 30, 2011 at 7:00 am #191640Cheers,
Rack is an Eagle Fabrications special home made job :laugh:
It is a temp setup tied to the standard KLX tiny rack (remember that thing???)I used some ally I had around home & bought some C Section for $16 & two WR blinkers for $20!!!
Will see how it holds up,,,, hence the reason for lugging the bags & gear next weekend,, think of it as a test for the Kwaka
See here,, Rack has blinkers attached & I can simply disconnect wiring (bullet connectors), undo 4 bolts & off she comes all together,,,, Just wanted to keep bags well away from the pipe :blink:
This was a pic of mid way thru the build, it has been riveted & corners braced on completion!!!
January 30, 2011 at 8:06 am #195451Eags, is that your front foor fly screen?
January 30, 2011 at 8:25 am #195467snowy09 wrote:
Quote:Eags, is that your front foor fly screen?What`s that Snow ??? Oh , You mean Screen DOOR !! :laugh:
NO it isn`t, even though it looks a bit like it
Built quick & thrifty (Ollie Style) and for a purpose mateJanuary 30, 2011 at 9:32 am #195450EAGLE`02 wrote:
Quote:Ok,
Thought I`d give the campout ADV syle thing a go on friday night instead of softing it in a pub room :laugh:
Might as well seeing I have a set of bags on loan & possibly a pair coming secondhand soonThis will give me a basic setup ready for the next steed whenever it arrives :dry: :huh: soon I hope
Am still travelling light (no cooking gear or extra spares etc)
I do have a tent, fly, camp mat, sleeping bag, clothes, towel and some extra fuelLooks most excellent Eagle..
Interesting concept with the home made rack… Your gonna love it!!!
Nickj wrote:
Quote:Mine have a rubberback too mate but once you get dust and dirt behind it’s like sandpaper!!I’m going to try the sheepskin and hopefully save the side of the Tenere !
I put the old plastics on
which are plenty scratched up.. Cheers…
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