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Great idea.Small bungees criss-crossed to keep liners in lid section. This allows the rest of the pannier for important things like donuts .....
Great idea.Small bungees criss-crossed to keep liners in lid section. This allows the rest of the pannier for important things like donuts .....
Hey, not a fair farkle since ST1100 owners can't call it a farkle as it comes standard like that on the ST1100's, although we have them on both the inside and the lid of each saddlebag . Maybe a best farkle for an ST1300 owner is an ST1100?Small bungees criss-crossed to keep liners in lid section. This allows the rest of the pannier for important things like donuts .....
No, I drilled through the plate of the guardian and then ran the mounting bolts thru it.Nice. Do you just tighten down the topbox mounting plate in order to secure the helmet guardian?
Me too!I like all the stuff in my signature.
How does it compare to the Stebel?Fiamm tooters (nice but lights will prevent having to use the tooters)
Which mount and where do you have it?The Ram camera mount - I was able to capture a lot of videos and photographs. I now have to sit down and edit them.
qwiwi?9. qwiwi gloves, cured my numb hands.
I have mine mounted with the adapter for the clutch or brake reservoir bracket. I've had it mounted on both sides. It's a toss up as to which is better. It depends on which view you like more, the middle or the edge of the road I guess. The biggest trouble with the clutch side is that the viewfinder screen tends to blow shut as it's on the left side of my camera and is therefore out in the wind.Which mount and where do you have it?
I haven't mounted a Stebel yet. But the Fiamms are not as irritating as the air horns on my Sabre.How does it compare to the Stebel?
If it's raining (or looks like it's going to rain,) I carry my helmet in with me where ever I am going.How do you guys with the helmet guardian keep the inside of your helmet dry in the rain when using it? Every one that I have seen has the helmets hanging upside down.