And folk spend 1k on TT panniers?

[moto al]

I and only the only off the road they do is ,parking on the pavement at waitrose :whistle: :whistle: :whistle: . Just think of the guys below

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[picos mestizo]

All on Step Through's earning their keep. (thumbs)

[PaulG]

No 'Elf and Safety Police over there - and probably no MOT, Insurance, Road Tax or Warranty carrying that lot.

Wonder where he got those genuine Ming Dynasty vases from?

Paul

[picos mestizo]

No 'Elf and Safety Police over there - and probably no MOT, Insurance, Road Tax or Warranty carrying that lot.

Wonder where he got those genuine Ming Dynasty vases from?

Paul

& there's another Mingman behind him. :woohoo:

[IainD]

No 'Elf and Safety Police over there - and probably no MOT, Insurance, Road Tax or Warranty carrying that lot.

Wonder where he got those genuine Ming Dynasty vases from?

Paul

& there's another Mingman behind him. :woohoo:

The only bike with mirrors and he can't see anything but Minging Vases

[picos mestizo]

This is a pleasant thread.
Not too serious & nobody policeing the comments, & balling people out.
Makes a nice change (thumbs)

[dave_ac]

Or these horse panniers
item]http://www.petandhorse.com/versa-packs- ... rance-item[/url]

[Trev]

I still don't think porcelain is the ideal material to replace aluminium for pannier boxes even if that plot is still lighter than most bikes I saw at my local IAM meet last weekend :whistle:

[DaveCon]

Or these horse panniers
item]http://www.petandhorse.com/versa-packs- ... rance-item[/url]

If they get horse boxes off the road I'm in favour of them. One horse per pannier and you may even be able to filter with them. I'd go up a couple on the pre-load though :huh:

Knock down price too.

[AirbusPaul]

"And folk spend 1k on TT panniers?"

I ordered some Zega pro's today no were near 1k in fact only £792.93 (thumbs)