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leigh · Senior Member

Reckless 80 touring bags on my TTR

ttr steve · Super Guru

I know you live the other side of the world, but did you have to post up upside down biggrin biggrin biggrin

Nice bags though smile smile smile

mossproof · Super Guru

Never mind the kidney, what about the arm and leg??
Looks good - a sort of holster system for easily removable luggage.

leigh · Senior Member

Haha Steve - I should have made a down under joke! I was hoping Cubber might come to the rescue, thanks mate.

Mossproof - thats it, super easy to use, and only about 5mins to put on/off the bike if you want to take the whole thing off. You can tell its made by riders, works really well.

RodYorkttr · Senior Member

Those bags look great- really made for the bike!
...what was the price please?

ttr steve · Super Guru

RodYorkttr wrote:
Those bags look great- really made for the bike!
...what was the price please?

A kidney wink wink

Cubber · Super Guru

RodYorkttr wrote:
Those bags look great- really made for the bike!
...what was the price please?

Considering that the mail address is White Salmon , WA +8672 and that equates to USA, the web site of the firm advertises them as $524.99 which equates to £372.61 but presumably that is excluding post and packaging - I'll bet there's not much change from £400+

That equates to approximately an arm and a leg I reckon. biggrin biggrin biggrin

Martyn

leigh · Senior Member

Haha, yep one kidney and both arms.

$575 US delivered to Aus. About $700au all up. Seems expensive, once they arrive you can tell it’s money well spent. No rack, can throw it on my drz or ttr, super easy to live with etc. couldn’t recommend it more highly.

Someone just offered me an acerbis 22l tank as well for $250. The ttr adv setup is now complete.

ttboof · Super Guru

HI

that's a pretty good investment you now have gear for well into the future and it fits most bikes .

I drive 180km each way to work most days on the Pacific highway (Taree -- Newcastle nsw ) and its surprising how many TTRs i see set up for touring , the other noticeable thing is its looking like the smaller bikes are gaining a foot hold in the adventure bike space ,a move i made a lot of years ago biggrin

threshold · Senior Member

Nice one leigh. When I get my tank brackets sorted out I will be heading down to tassie at some points. Well have to go for an adv ride.

KMAN · Senior Member

Leigh.
nice set up, what size rear tyre you running on that.

KMAN · Senior Member

110 or 100.

leigh · Senior Member

Agree on it being a good investment, sometimes its worth buying the good stuff and buying it once.

Threshold - absolutely, anytime mate. Plenty to show you down here. Same goes for anyone else that stumbles across the ditch.

The tyre is a 110/100 Pirelli XC mid hard.