Thanks AlunAlun wrote:This has been a great thread with a fantastic end product. Well done Paul, how do you fancy knocking my DRZ 400 E into shape?
No problem Bobboboneleg wrote:It's not mine Spud,Redmurty wrote:where did you get it from Bob ?
you still got the templates ? (thumbs)
cheers Spud
Britania Composites have a page on ADV rider, this is what some guy did to his DR350, I considered doing mime but in the end went for the DR600 Djebel fairing instead.
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthre ... ng&page=50
Sorry for the hi-jack Paul
Thanks SteveSteve T wrote:Top work Paul (thumbs)
Obviously Stan just couldn't match your efforts, so he's trying to shift his :whistle: :laugh:
Looking forward to later in the year when your studies are complete (thumbs)
Steve T
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Paul-S wrote:I like my creature comforts SIF, 2 picnic mats - one for the bed to stand on so it doesn't cut the groundsheet and the other to make the rest of the bedroom nice and cosy, especially in winter
SIF wrote:Been loving this build but I'm afraid you have spoilt it for me now, 2 carpets, really ?!!!!!Paul-S wrote:Since then I have added a Peli (type) case for tools, tyre levers, pump spare tubes, U-lock, spares, waterproofs etc now permanently fitted to the rack
Panniers are Motobag 30-50lts each, 100% waterproof
I like my creature comforts when camping so have a full cook kit, water bottle, camping chair, Phad X3, 2 carpets, tarp plus spare poles, groundsheet, 2/3 season Coleman Fission X vario, clothes bag, toiletries, shoes. All of this is in the panniers - total weight 22kgs
panniers holding approx 44 ltrs per side. My Lomo bag is only holding my camping bed and thermal roll mat 5kgs. There's still room in the bag for my jacket or body armour.
Too right Steve, if you cant beat em.....dont try :laugh: (thumbs) mines gone to a great fella on here. He's off to Iceland on it soonSteve T wrote: Obviously Stan just couldn't match your efforts, so he's trying to shift his :whistle: :laugh:
:laugh: . 
(thumbs) its big n black and roars !!! :woohoo:
I can't believe how you've got all that in there Paul. I was going to squeeze my Coleman Phad into my luggage but in the end went and bought one of the cheapo Aldi one man tents. I shall have to review my luggage arrangementsPaul-S wrote:Since then I have added a Peli (type) case for tools, tyre levers, pump spare tubes, U-lock, spares, waterproofs etc now permanently fitted to the rack
Panniers are Motobag 30-50lts each, 100% waterproof
I like my creature comforts when camping so have a full cook kit, water bottle, camping chair, Phad X3, 2 carpets, tarp plus spare poles, groundsheet, 2/3 season Coleman Fission X vario, clothes bag, toiletries, shoes. All of this is in the panniers - total weight 22kgs
panniers holding approx 44 ltrs per side. My Lomo bag is only holding my camping bed and thermal roll mat 5kgs. There's still room in the bag for my jacket or body armour.
They're great bags Bob and you know how I like to camp in comfortboboneleg wrote:I can't believe how you've got all that in there Paul. I was going to squeeze my Coleman Phad into my luggage but in the end went and bought one of the cheapo Aldi one man tents. I shall have to review my luggage arrangementsPaul-S wrote:Since then I have added a Peli (type) case for tools, tyre levers, pump spare tubes, U-lock, spares, waterproofs etc now permanently fitted to the rack
Panniers are Motobag 30-50lts each, 100% waterproof
I like my creature comforts when camping so have a full cook kit, water bottle, camping chair, Phad X3, 2 carpets, tarp plus spare poles, groundsheet, 2/3 season Coleman Fission X vario, clothes bag, toiletries, shoes. All of this is in the panniers - total weight 22kgs
panniers holding approx 44 ltrs per side. My Lomo bag is only holding my camping bed and thermal roll mat 5kgs. There's still room in the bag for my jacket or body armour.
