Racks 'n Bags
#16
Did my bolts a few months back, ,heres the piccis of my luggage set up fir Normanville
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#17
Ventura Rack here too. Just love it. Carry all my tools & misc stuff like gloves in there. Had the rack custom painted to match the bike and it looks great.

http://www.pashnit.com/product/ventura/r...k.html#top

You have to notch the rear Hump, to get it to fit on with the rack. I did that very carefully with some masking tape and dremmel tool. wwith the Ventura rack on there, the Busa looks like the ultimate sport touring machine!

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Before notching the hump & marking it out

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Spare fuel fits on there great too for Iron Butt riding.

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#18
(28-10-2013, 05:13pm)revhead Wrote: Did my bolts a few months back, ,heres the piccis of my luggage set up fir Normanville
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Revhead, c.mon man. Those saddle/bags, you got to be kidding, right.... Check out Pashnits RKA stuff. :)
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#19
Thanks Gruntmax appreciate the info Very Happy
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#20
Revhead, c.mon man. Those saddle/bags, you got to be kidding, right.... Check out Pashnits RKA stuff. :)
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theyl be right once i get them sorted ,i only wanted soft bags ,at the moment there have blankets in them to push them into shape, when i sort out the number of straps and mounting itl look heaps better,lol
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#21
C'mon, show a bit of compassion - we all get a slack sack from time to time!
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#22
Tim, just out of curiosity .. are you still using the factory subframe bolts or have you replaced yours with solid high tensile ones ??
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#23
Here is my set up. 3 x 47 litre cases

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Busdriver (aka Les)
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#24
Very shmick bus.... And now I know what to look for LOL
BATFINK (aka Tony)

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#25
(29-10-2013, 04:19am)pashnit Wrote: Ventura Rack here too. Just love it. Carry all my tools & misc stuff like gloves in there. Had the rack custom painted to match the bike and it looks great.

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Spare fuel fits on there great too for Iron Butt riding.

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420 kms (261 miles) per 21 litres (5.54 gallons) tank on a 1580 stroker motor with the right gearing n tuning and somehow me don't think you'll have to carry spare fuel.
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#26
I'm glad I'm not Martina!

Grunty, you're on the money there. Mine had snapped through as well.

(29-10-2013, 04:19am)pashnit Wrote: Spare fuel fits on there great too for Iron Butt riding.
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Struth Pash, that insulation tape wouldn't last long if you were crossing the Nully! I can see them dropping off and onto the road in front of the highway patrol car that's been tailing you for the last 500km!
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#27
I've got a Ventura Mistral rack and bag aswell,i have wet weather gear in it with a spare jumper in case.

8500km's old hanging over the back and no sign of anything going wrong.
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#28
(29-10-2013, 06:04pm)Busdriver Wrote: Here is my set up. 3 x 47 litre cases

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How much was that set up on your bike, and do you have a link for the hard bags..? Pi_thumbsup
Regards Richard.....

Faster, faster, faster, until the thrill of speed overcomes the fear of death.



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#29
Supplier is at Mt Alford which is situated an hour & a quarter south-west of Brisbane Queensland (according to their website)
http://www.motorcycle-parts.com.au/k-wing_system.htm

Cost rounded to whole dollars:
3 x 47 litre cases @ $348 each = $1044
Top Case Mount = $242
Side Mounts = $345

Total = $1631 + postage which I can't recall but I do remember it wasn't much.

I originally purchased just one case and the top case mount. A bit later I got the side mounts and a second case. That way I could run with either just a top case, or two side cases. The cases are identical and can be used as either side or top case.

At a later date I purchased a third case, this one with a red panel on the rear which I use as my top case.
Regards,

Busdriver (aka Les)
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#30
(03-11-2013, 08:40pm)Busdriver Wrote: Supplier is at Mt Alford which is situated an hour & a quarter south-west of Brisbane Queensland (according to their website)
http://www.motorcycle-parts.com.au/k-wing_system.htm

Cost rounded to whole dollars:
3 x 47 litre cases @ $348 each = $1044
Top Case Mount = $242
Side Mounts = $345

Total = $1631 + postage which I can't recall but I do remember it wasn't much.

I originally purchased just one case and the top case mount. A bit later I got the side mounts and a second case. That way I could run with either just a top case, or two side cases. The cases are identical and can be used as either side or top case.

At a later date I purchased a third case, this one with a red panel on the rear which I use as my top case.

Pi_thumbsup
Sweet, thanks for the info .. Will look into this...Very Happy
Regards Richard.....

Faster, faster, faster, until the thrill of speed overcomes the fear of death.



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