luggage racks for hard luggage and pilllion space

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Tangotart
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luggage racks for hard luggage and pilllion space

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any boffs out there recommend luggage racks that dont require full mod of fairing and will take decent hard luggage and also allow pillion access (without stepladers) me and other half are both vertically challenged but want to do europe next year - throwovers not an option any makes recommended thanks :?:
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Hire a VFR or Blackbird for the week!!

The pillion seat on the Storm is a right pain in the butt (literally) so unless they're reasonably padded you could be asking for trouble


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Not so sure about hard luggage, (someone was selling a rack not so long ago on here, try a search)

But me & the wife did Assen last year, (off again this year), 1000 miles in a weekend, no probs, rear seat isnt so bad (- according to the wife)

We've only got soft luggage, but i've got exandable soft panniers, plenty of room, we also use a large tailpack (on a renntec sports rack), and a baglux tank bag.
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Post by Gavin »

check out guy on ebay selling hard luggage for storm.
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a link to the page would probably help???? :wink:
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 70362&rd=1

item no. 7972570362. in motorcycle parts and accessories search firestorm.

hope this helps
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Blimey, that's a pretty good kit.....

(always dubious of e.bay though - how d'ya know it's' for the right bike?)
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Stormin Ben wrote:Hire a VFR or Blackbird for the week!!

The pillion seat on the Storm is a right pain in the butt (literally) so unless they're reasonably padded you could be asking for trouble


Ben
I only occasionally get to sit on the back! im usually piloting! mind you i find my elbow and legs only last 100 miles - and guess what - so does the blumin tank!
and without giving to much away - my butt is padded already!! ahem!! us girlies are custom built with padding!
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essexbloke wrote:Not so sure about hard luggage, (someone was selling a rack not so long ago on here, try a search)

But me & the wife did Assen last year, (off again this year), 1000 miles in a weekend, no probs, rear seat isnt so bad (- according to the wife)

We've only got soft luggage, but i've got exandable soft panniers, plenty of room, we also use a large tailpack (on a renntec sports rack), and a baglux tank bag.
I had the offer of a rentec sports rack but the other half - hubby- is used to packing for several people and were hoping to wander round europe for a couple of weeks. one up i do use my oxfords but they do stop your legs getting to the pegs.
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