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enduro bags for /2
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Is this it? http://www.luxormarine.com/
Visian
look out!!!
I had a set of these that I bought from Bob's, who no longer carries them.
I've called and spoken with the Luxor guy linked above... he does run sets of these from time to time.
You'll want to have them pinstriped for the complementary look... Bob's handled that for me.
I believe I paid $550 for them, plus pinstriping.
They were of good quality, although they did rub the shock towers, so I place some small rubber bumpers in between the shocks and the bags.
Ian
I've called and spoken with the Luxor guy linked above... he does run sets of these from time to time.
You'll want to have them pinstriped for the complementary look... Bob's handled that for me.
I believe I paid $550 for them, plus pinstriping.
They were of good quality, although they did rub the shock towers, so I place some small rubber bumpers in between the shocks and the bags.
Ian
/2 Enduro bags
Thye repos are made of a different material and are smooth finished. The originals had a "pebbled" finish and came in two different sizes....narrow and wide line.
The Enduro company also made bags for /5 and /6 bikes and were located in CT.
If you get a set, make sure the retaining chain for the lids is attached. Lids fly off quite easily and are harder to replace than chicken knees.
Friedle
not sellinig any of the sets I have
Thye repos are made of a different material and are smooth finished. The originals had a "pebbled" finish and came in two different sizes....narrow and wide line.
The Enduro company also made bags for /5 and /6 bikes and were located in CT.
If you get a set, make sure the retaining chain for the lids is attached. Lids fly off quite easily and are harder to replace than chicken knees.
Friedle
not sellinig any of the sets I have
bmwdean
BMW MOA co-founder
The Enduros are very pretty and work well with a slash-2's lines.
Another period alternative, which is some ways is more practical, are bags made by Craven.
<img border=1 src=http://motos.home.att.net/golden-arrows-800.jpg>
<img border=1 width=800 src=http://jeff.dean.home.att.net/golden-arrows.jpg>
Though different in style than the Enduros, they hold more, are more easily accessed, and -- in their own way -- are also beautiful.
Another period alternative, which is some ways is more practical, are bags made by Craven.
<img border=1 src=http://motos.home.att.net/golden-arrows-800.jpg>
<img border=1 width=800 src=http://jeff.dean.home.att.net/golden-arrows.jpg>
Though different in style than the Enduros, they hold more, are more easily accessed, and -- in their own way -- are also beautiful.
