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| DrSnoosnoo |
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 Posted: 08:51 - 19 May 2014 Post subject: Aldi Specials |
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I'll just put this link:
https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/thursday-22nd-may/product-detail/ps/p/dry-duffle-bag/
That's for a dry bag, at the cost of a tenner I think I'll get one. Planning a trip to Europe this summer so might be nice to make sure one bag is deffo dry.
There's loadsa camping gear on too.
Lidl are doing their own special too for camping gear.
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| Ariel Badger |
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While you are in there they are doing a nice litre bottle of Pastis for £16.
Edit...It may have been Lidl< I get then mixed up  ____________________ Bikers make great organ donors, get 115 on your licence today.
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Haha.. i'll have to go in with my helmet cam on... and not turn it off  ____________________ A2 Passed 18/6/10 |
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Can one use a camping bed inside a tent? Seems like I could fit it inside my tent bag and do away with the groundmat/blowup bed. ____________________ Previous: GSF600, FZR600 x2, ZXR750, XT600 Tenere, CB125, CZ125, ETZ 250, ER5, CCM R30, DRZ400, RF600x4, RF900x2, GS500, VTR1000F, 640 SMC, CB250 NIGHTHAWK, GT550x3, GPX750 TE610, CB500, X11x2, SV650, ZING 125, TL1000R,CB250 Superdream, CBR1100XX |
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Got someone to pick me up the drypack and camping tool/knife/fork bits. Will be getting them on saturday hopefully.
Someone else I know got the drypack and it looks as decent as the double price kayak packs i've got [and this one has a bonus carry strap], but only a bath-dunk test will proove if its wateproof  |
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Got my bits today. Dry packs decent, material is very heavy duty plastic though, more like something for sea kayaking than a bike/camping pack - does the job though. Carry straps a little redundant as the material makes it hang funny compared to lighter canvas material ones.
Got the camping tool too - dropped on floor and broke one of bits that clips two pieces together within 2 minutes but otherwise its not bad. Some of bits are very stiff to open though. |
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I've used a 'proper' dry sack for attaching sleeping bag etc to the outside of the bike - something I DEFINITELY want to stay dry, even when being hit by water drops at 100mph (on the Autobahn, in this case I did get some rain, as it goes .) |
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Took the bike to Wales and used the dry bag from Aldi as a large tail bag and used a ratchet strap to secure to back seat on hornet grab handle.
Think eventually secured to a large top box on rear seat will give plenty of storage, and is 100% waterproof as everything wasn't soaked but the stuff in the pannier were after 120 miles. Wont be using panniers again and going to got for tank bag, large top box and one of these bags on bag seat. Also is nice low back support. ____________________ 99 RS125 --> 02 SV650s --> 03 Speed Four --> 92 RXS100 --> 93 CB400sf --> 01 CB600f Hornet
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| Andy C wrote: | Took the bike to Wales and used the dry bag from Aldi as a large tail bag and used a ratchet strap to secure to back seat on hornet grab handle.
Think eventually secured to a large top box on rear seat will give plenty of storage, and is 100% waterproof as everything was soaked after 120 miles. |
I usually pack stuff in rubble sacks, put the sacks in a bag, and strap the bag to the back seat. I use a top box (Givi Maxia E55, so pretty big) for things like rain gear, visor cleaning stuff, spare bulbs, scottoiler refill etc., storing my helmet in when getting lunch, and groceries when my gear is not on the bike.
Rubble sacks are cheap, tough and disposable. They remove your dependence on the outermost layer being waterproof, and they compartmentalize your storage.
Top-boxes are independently useful for easy-access to lightweight stuff, or heavier stuff over short distances and lower speeds. I prefer having both the top-box and bag strapped on to side panniers. ____________________ Bikes: S1000R, SH350; Exes: Vity 125, PS125, YBR125, ER6f, VFR800, Brutale 920, CB600F, SH300x4
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 11 years, 234 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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