What the bike got for Christmas..

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Re: What the bike got for Christmas..

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After loosing a thermos and pair of shoes on the daily commute from holes in my courier bag i decided it was time to try something else. So, my R12R will soon have a Kriega US20 tail bag strapped to the back. I'll report on the install and how it fits after the mailman comes.

http://www.kriega.com/pages_uk/us20/US2 ... meset.html

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The Kriega stuff is excellent!
And absolutely waterproof.
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TT RDHS wrote:And absolutely waterproof.
Great - I need it!
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LumpyCam wrote:
TT RDHS wrote:And absolutely waterproof.
Great - I need it!
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I have not needed to use them on my BMW, but I've used them extensively on my Super Duke. 8)
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