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I have the Kappa version of the excellent Givi XS307. Used on all my bikes since 2015. Tracer, Triumph Explorer, S1000XR and the R1200RS.
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Zitat von Lee im Beitrag #2 although, I have never had anything get wet in my older version without that liner. Main compartment and the three small compartments all seem to have impressive zips. The map pocket does get wet but I rarely use that. I have ridden through some biblical rain in those 9 years. The outer waterproof cover has remained in its pouch on the underside of the bag.
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I never understood waterproof INNER liners. I'd rather keep the water out in the first place, and when I've used them, it's opening TWO things to get to what I need. Maybe for side cases, but top and tank cases/bags are for things I want to remain accessible.
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Fri Apr 05, 2024 10:52 pm (Last edited: Sat Apr 06, 2024 1:14 am)
Zitat von zer0netgain im Beitrag #4 On the BMW tankbag I used on the K1300S the inner liner was bonded to the bottom and sides of the tankbag and the top of the liner could be left open in dry weather. I could still see the map in the rain because I only had one layer of plastic to look through. On the SW-Motech bags we've had the included rain covers did not fit well and would usually float up, plus they were bulky and wasted space. Debbie made better rain covers from thin waterproof ripstop nylon for those bags and made mine so I could still use the slip on map case. I like to use paper maps along with GPS. Ozark Inn, Mena, Ar (5).jpg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte) . Lee |
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