Givi waterproof panniers

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I'm in the market for some soft luggage and these look alright. Shame there isn't much information on them.

Good find thanks.
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Re: Givi waterproof panniers

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Mike,
Ive used and have the ortlieb motorcycle panniers now sold by touatech...very good but check the pannier rails on the ta650 as i had to moddify mine...

Or look up 21brothers and grwat company who copy the best lol
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I was at infinity motorcycles last week, the salesman phoned GIVI to see if they could give us a release date or price.
Still waiting to hear back :x :x

Don't think they will be released until spring.

These look quite good and a good price at moment

http://www.amphibious.it/motobag-coppia.html
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Thank guys.

Have any of you seen the 21 brothers gear in person?

Tramp - I've got the pannier racks arriving tomorrow. I think I'll have to I've move the rear indicators if the smaller ones I have are still too big/get in the way.

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21 brothers stuff is highly rated by those who use it...and yes the std hond pannier rack needs the indicators relocating..

Look up on google under images for tramps transalp


http://www.xrv.org.uk/forums/transalp/7 ... ing-2.html


http://www.xrv.org.uk/forums/africa-twi ... gaurd.html

These are pics of my old bike... :lol:

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Duplicated ????
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The Sarge wrote: Mon Dec 18, 2017 9:44 pm I had the same problem waiting for the GRT708's, I first saw them at the NEC but it was months before they became available, Givi are fucking hopeless at product development but when they eventually arrived it was worth the wait. I have used mine in very heavy rain and no leeks whatsoever. If I had a comment to make it would be they could do with a bit more reinforcement on the material that is in contact with the racks but everything else is faultless.

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Those 21 Brothers panniers look really good and especially for that price..
Even if they were too only last one or two seasons they would be worth it.
Bit concerned the way they are mounted to to the pannier rails though.

I doubt the Givi would be a similar price, probably more in line with Wolfman, magadans etc
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Tramp wrote: Mon Dec 18, 2017 8:35 pm 21 brothers stuff is highly rated by those who use it...and yes the std hond pannier rack needs the indicators relocating..

Look up on google under images for tramps transalp


http://www.xrv.org.uk/forums/transalp/7 ... ing-2.html


http://www.xrv.org.uk/forums/africa-twi ... gaurd.html

These are pics of my old bike... :lol:

This will make you laugh or cry..

What trail is that ??
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