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| Tomzo47 |
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 Tomzo47 Brolly Dolly

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 Posted: 19:13 - 30 Aug 2011 Post subject: Panniers on a YBR? |
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Hi guys,
ive got a yamaha YBR 125 standard, and ive been looking into a set of panniers for a bit of extra storage, but im not to sure which ones to look at, ive had my eye on the oxford sports panniers but im not sure if they'd be the right fit for my bike?
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| lynn |
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 lynn Borekit Bruiser
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 neil. World Chat Champion

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 lynn Borekit Bruiser
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they arent that powerful so fully loaded panniers youd walk faster!  ____________________ CBT Passed 06 -08-10 (again), Theory Passed 12-04-11, Mod 1 passed 03-05-11, Mod 2 Passed 25-08-11
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| Rogerborg |
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 Rogerborg nimbA

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I run with a Motrax helmet bag / tail pack, a Lidl B-Square tank bag, Oxford First Time panniers, and a cargo net and bungie straps.
The panniers are best for overall capacity, but the tank bag is better value for money and marginally handier to pop things in and out of. It also comes off the bike easily, so is good for valuables, and because it's sitting on top of the tank it can take heavy weights - kitty litter being my favourite. A top box would offer similar benefits, plus lockability, and you can get generic boxes fairly inexpensively as well.
The cargo net and bungies are also cheap but effective.
So I'd probably recommend tank bag -> cargo net -> top box -> panniers in approximately that order, depending on how cheaply you can score them. ____________________ Biking is 1/20th as dangerous as horse riding.
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 chris-red Have you considered a TDM?

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I bought push bike panniers for My RXS, they fit better that motorbike ones.  ____________________ Well, you know what they say. If you want to save the world, you have to push a few old ladies down the stairs.
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| Tomzo47 |
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 Tomzo47 Brolly Dolly

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cheers guys i'll look into getting a tank bag then  |
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