accessories » Recommended inner bags for BMW panniers/top case?

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Having just fitted out my RS with a full set luggage of BMW luggage (gulp) I reckon I also need a corresponding set of liner bags, but after the vast sum I've spent on the plastics I'm really struggling to justify splurging the best part of another 200 GBP to buy OEM liners with "BMW" written on the side:

https://www.bmw-motorrad-bohling.com/uk/bmw-r1200r-k53-innerbag-for-touring-pannier-left.html
https://www.bmw-motorrad-bohling.com/uk/bmw-r1200r-k53-innerbag-for-touring-pannier-right.html
https://www.bmw-motorrad-bohling.com/uk/bmw-inner-bag-for-small-topcase-small-2.html

Has anyone found decent third-party versions of these that they'd recommend?
So far I've found these on ebay, at 62 GBP for both pannier bags - anyone tried them: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/302331953507
Does anyone know of any others, or indeed of any alternative top case liner bag?

I always use Kathy’s Journeys designs and find them to be perfect
http://chainspeed.co.uk/pannier-top-case-liners/

Many of us have been down this road.
Anything is better (value) than silly money BM bags (or anything else with a BM label actually). From supermarket carrier bags to sports holdalls.

I happen to be enjoying my Bestem bags yet again this week.

..and yet I think the BM pannier inners are top quality.

Sure, you can save £££'s buying other bags. I have some 'cheapos' for my old K100RS and they do the job, but they aren't a patch on the originals I used to have on my first K-RS.

Code: 44BMW gets you these for £146.30 posted. Not cheap, but quality.

You pays your money.

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I always use Kathy’s Journeys designs and find them to be perfect

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After review of several alternatives I bought the BMW lines. they are stiff...molded the the exact shape of the pannier...so you can stuff them in your room and be confident they will fit right in the pannier with no caught tabs or other problems. The other cheaper bags often have these problems...so you end up fiddling with them when you put them on the bike.

Yep you can buy cheaper....but that can be said about buying BMWs. the choice is yours

Plastic garbage bags will conform to any BMW hard case interior, all you have to do is to stuff them full, stick them in the bag and sit on it to close the lid. Very efficient and cost effective, too.

I use the pannier liners from RKA. From those of you coming from the F800GT, they are the same bags. Much cheaper than the BMW bags and mine have held up just fine. Don't know what the shipping costs would be to those across the pond. You can also choose your color.

http://www.rka-luggage.com/A06%20Liners/...RSW%20page.html

My friend and I purchased sets for our RS's whilst on a ride to her establishment in Floyd Va. A modest shop with local employees who are making good quality products for a wide variety of motorcycle manufacturers. Stick.

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Bought these a couple of years ago. They've been great. They aren't rigid but they are shaped to fit the boxes.

https://greatbikersgear.com/product/pann...uring-panniers/

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I use a pair of these:-

Werbung: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PANNIER-LINER...ksid=m570.l1313

Worked well so far...and much cheaper than BMW OEM.

I think they are the same as those that Peejay posted above

Those look good quality and value if Simone wants to save money versus OEM bags

I hate to sound like a Beemer fan-boy but... I bought my genuine BMW pannier liners from a local(ish) member of the old forum who didn't get on with the RS and had gone back to the GS.

I was very impressed by their semi-rigid backs which fit perfectly into the bumps and valleys of the inside of the pannier itself. It means you can make maximum use of the available space.

I had generic inner bags on my last bike, and although they would fit, there was always lots of wasted space in the gap between the inner bag and the pannier.

Cheers

Paul B.

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I hate to sound like a Beemer fan-boy but... I bought my genuine BMW pannier liners from a local(ish) member of the old forum who didn't get on with the RS and had gone back to the GS.

I was very impressed by their semi-rigid backs which fit perfectly into the bumps and valleys of the inside of the pannier itself. It means you can make maximum use of the available space.

I had generic inner bags on my last bike, and although they would fit, there was always lots of wasted space in the gap between the inner bag and the pannier.

Cheers

Paul B.

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