Recent content by alan29

Seems good - they don't need supports behind them.

I paid £55 for mine. I think they are now about £80 in the UK. Theye were developed for Himalayan treks on Royal Enfields, so they are tough.

They are made in India, and they have a website. Maybe if you contact them they will tell you if there is a local supplier.

I've got a pair of these. They hold shed-fulls, look retro, are tough and OH tells me they don't get in the way. http://www.cramster.in/prod_stallion.php They are imported into the UK by Royal Enfield.

Had one today. He and his brother had put together a Triton back in the day. he was all over the bike - his wife definitely wasn't.

Theres one made by Sunncamp in the UK. Trouble is it weighs 13 kilos. A pretty fundamental flaw.

So is it different from the Renntec one - apart from the usual Triumph price premium.

great idea and cheap too.

I have the opposite problem. I have a couple of chips in the paint on the forks. How to touch it up?

That has been brilliant info. Many thanks. I have just ordered some. Now to pick the bags.

Thanks. Do you think they will work with the Renntec rack that is already fitted?

Has anyone bought these? What are they like? edited by admin - ref forum rules violation

How do you get your bike up on to the stand? Mine hasn't got the lever that sticks out sideways - if you get what I mean. I've tried a couple of times but am in danger of bursting a blood vessel in my head!!!

Why didn't I think of that? Must be time for my special big tablet again.

Cheers folks. I take it there is enough room to slide the seat back.