accessories » Bagster tank cover

Would someone be kind enough to explain/picture how the two rear straps attach to the bike?

Thanks.

Kieron.

I don't have a definitive answer, but a quick search on Google Images led me to this:

Bagster.jpg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)

Looks like the rear straps attach to some lower down bolts?

Get a Givi tanklock system. Much better

Cheers

Paul B.

I made a strap with D-rings that attaches under the front of the seat. I'll post a pic in a few days.


Other than that "mod" to the mounting system, I like the protection the Bagster cover provides.

Zitat von widget im Beitrag #1

---

Would someone be kind enough to explain/picture how the two rear straps attach to the bike?

Thanks.

Kieron.

---

I belive anyone fitting one of these abortions to their RS should be taken outside and shot in front of their family.

Holy Crap……..I must be a Saint.


I've made Wessie and Bravo agree on something!


BTW - Kiss-off, both of you

Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #7

---

Holy Crap……..I must be a Saint.


I've made Wessie and Bravo agree on something!


BTW - Kiss-off, both of you

---

I think the bagster tank cover is similar to keeping plastic covers on car seats - why do it, so the next owner gets a perfect finish? Or is there a point say 3 years from now when it becomes more appropriate to enjoy the clean surface?
Modern tank bags are so good with locking rings on fuel caps, I just cant see the purpose in a Bagster.

Zitat von Boxerboy im Beitrag #9

---

I think the bagster tank cover is similar to keeping plastic covers on car seats - why do it, so the next owner gets a perfect finish? Or is there a point say 3 years from now when it becomes more appropriate to enjoy the clean surface?
Modern tank bags are so good with locking rings on fuel caps, I just cant see the purpose in a Bagster.

---

My in-laws kept the plastic covering on a draylon headboard for 20 years.
It was like new when I took it to the dump.
Alan

Essential kit for carrying a small dog. See BMW Club journal March edition I think.

Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #10

---

Zitat von Boxerboy im Beitrag #9

---

I think the bagster tank cover is similar to keeping plastic covers on car seats - why do it, so the next owner gets a perfect finish? Or is there a point say 3 years from now when it becomes more appropriate to enjoy the clean surface?
Modern tank bags are so good with locking rings on fuel caps, I just cant see the purpose in a Bagster.

---

Underneath the sheepskins, the leather on my 2003 car seats is really clean. Just like the carpeting under my Weathertech floor liners.

That's just the kind of guy I am.

---

Zitat von Bravo im Beitrag #13

---

Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #10

---

Zitat von Boxerboy im Beitrag #9

---

I think the bagster tank cover is similar to keeping plastic covers on car seats - why do it, so the next owner gets a perfect finish? Or is there a point say 3 years from now when it becomes more appropriate to enjoy the clean surface?
Modern tank bags are so good with locking rings on fuel caps, I just cant see the purpose in a Bagster.

---

Underneath the sheepskins, the leather on my 2003 car seats is really clean. Just like the carpeting under my Weathertech floor liners.

That's just the kind of guy I am.

---

I can't fault you on the sheepskin seat covers in your car,do you find they tickle your bits when you drive around naked from the waist down? I do..

---