trax panniers ,anyone useing them ,anygood ?
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trax panniers ,anyone useing them ,anygood ?
anybody using the trax panniers ,i may have been offered a set at a reasnoble price (not dirt cheap) .
these are the new ones with a rubber seal ,ive read (one ) report which complained about a leak ,but ive usually had bmw /touratech ones ,but there so expensive now .
so would just like anybodys thoughts ,moans ,praise ,regarding these panniers
these are the new ones with a rubber seal ,ive read (one ) report which complained about a leak ,but ive usually had bmw /touratech ones ,but there so expensive now .
so would just like anybodys thoughts ,moans ,praise ,regarding these panniers
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Re: trax panniers ,anyone useing them ,anygood ?
They're absolute rubbish mate...........now do you have the phone number of the person offering them :laugh:
Sorry I'll get me coat.......
Had heard about the leaking problems on the early model, I believe that the more up to date design is supposed to be significantly better although not totally water tight
Sorry I'll get me coat.......
Had heard about the leaking problems on the early model, I believe that the more up to date design is supposed to be significantly better although not totally water tight
Re: trax panniers ,anyone useing them ,anygood ?
I've had them in the past and I've been very pleased with them. They are cool looking pannier in my opinion.
Would have put them on my Super10 but due to the exhaust sticking out (as with alot of adventure bikes) you have to go with two different size boxes which personally I don't like.
Would have put them on my Super10 but due to the exhaust sticking out (as with alot of adventure bikes) you have to go with two different size boxes which personally I don't like.
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I've got the originals which leak quite badly and are poorly made considering the cost. Trax solution was to issue customers with waterproof liners - not exactly satisfactory. Anyway, from what I've heard, the EVOs are a big improvement.
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Re: trax panniers ,anyone useing them ,anygood ?
I personally think they are superb
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Re: trax panniers ,anyone useing them ,anygood ?
the bike they were going to go on ,may not happen ,so for the moment ,IM OUT .thanks for every one who chipped in there twopenneth worth (this is pre decimalisation )
Re: trax panniers ,anyone useing them ,anygood ?
Hi Folks,
Just stumbled accross this thread. I have Trax panniers that leak (purchased 2009)they have a rubber seal/trim on the top that the lid closes on to. Too late to returm them so is there a home fix that I can do? As a matter of interest, I did find that the tesco bags for life fit perfectly into the panniers and was very handy when unloading into hotels camping etc.
Cheers
Rob
Just stumbled accross this thread. I have Trax panniers that leak (purchased 2009)they have a rubber seal/trim on the top that the lid closes on to. Too late to returm them so is there a home fix that I can do? As a matter of interest, I did find that the tesco bags for life fit perfectly into the panniers and was very handy when unloading into hotels camping etc.
Cheers
Rob
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Re: trax panniers ,anyone useing them ,anygood ?
I have the mk1 boxes, had them about 4 years. Right side box leaks, left ok.
I have put some black draft excluder onto the rubber seal on the box'es, this has almost cured the problem. Not much water inside after heavy rain.
They may well be for sale with fitting kit for R1200GS, 2007.
Cheers Dave.
I have put some black draft excluder onto the rubber seal on the box'es, this has almost cured the problem. Not much water inside after heavy rain.
They may well be for sale with fitting kit for R1200GS, 2007.
Cheers Dave.
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Re: trax panniers ,anyone useing them ,anygood ?
If you contact Trax they will send you some of their dry bags. I think it is pretty unsatisfactory from a customer service perspective, but better than nothing. They keep your stuff dry but you still have to empty your panniers of water from time to time.