M.Mule Pannier Frame & T.Tech Cooler Protection

[Vindaloo]

Having just traded in my R1200GS I've put a couple of the add-ons on ebay ...

Metal Mule pannier frame

Touratech Oil Cooler Protection

I've just joined the forum but the above close in a day and have current bids. Just thought they'd likely be of interest to some forum members.

[appleby]

Have you sold the metal mule bread bins that go with the carrier?

Welcome by the way. Dave.

[Vindaloo]

Hi Dave,

They're going on the new bike (KTM 990Adv) - was a bit painful having to buy a new rack after stumping up for a new bike.

[appleby]

Was looking at them yesterday at the Excel show - Very nice indeed!

[Vindaloo]

Have to say I love them. Just had them a few months but use them every day to carry laptop, clothes change, and lunch to work. Simply lift the box off and carry to my desk. No bother. I did a short tour up to Skye in November with camping gear etc. and they did exactly what they needed to. Completely dry on the inside despite sustained heavy rain.

[appleby]

Now that is bullshit! We all know it hasn't rained in Western Scotland for a 100 years!
On Skye myself in April, Glenbrittle campsite at the foot of the Cuilin.
Sunscreen, G-String & midge repellent all packed!

[Vindaloo]

Great spot and I had a cracker ride up there. Ferry over from Larne in the morning then up through Loch Lomond and Glencoe. On through Fortwilliam and over the bidge to Skye. Camped in Uig on my first night. Rode all over the island the next day then a B&B in Portree and took a few beers in. 3rd day rode to Inverness then down to the Drover's Inn at Inverarnan for B&B (and couple of pints of heavy). Ferry home the next day. Really excellent riding with or without the rain.