side bags for GRiSO

Was hoping the good people of the Ghetto might have some ideas on what options are available for mounting some flattering yet useful options for side bags..soft or hard on the 1200 GRiSO.
Any and all with pics mounted and off will be greatly appreciated.

This machine is so much fun to ride I'm considering setting it up with detachable bags rather than using a back pack for the future.

Ciao

Do a search on the forum for "Luggage". There are many posts and many pictures on this topic.

Here you go, naked

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Here is fully kitted out for long travel, all Guzzi gear.

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Hello,

I have a couple of original Guzzi side bags for this carrier that are like new.
If you can get one like that, I can sell you my bags.

regards
Holger

Omnis wrote:

Here you go, naked

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Here is fully kitted out for long travel, all Guzzi gear.

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Yes that is the system Im speaking of.

Omnis wrote:

Here you go, naked

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Here is fully kitted out for long travel, all Guzzi gear.

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Also is that a Dart Marlin clear windscreen?

Nope, that was the original GRiSO one, (since destroyed in an accident).

I wanted no racks etc hanging off the bike with the luggage off. Ogio luggage, custom carrier (exhaust system now all satin black)

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I'm a fan of the C-bow mounting system. For the GRiSO, the mounts are a simple bolt on to the frame, and can be removed in seconds (well, a few seconds).

+1 for the C-Bows. The only hard option H-B currently offers are the Orbits like I have.

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That angle makes them look a bit bigger than they are. They're only 21L apiece and the handle intrusion renders some of that space less than optimally useable, but there are several soft versions that will fit the same C-Bow rack if one were to need extra space.

The bag side receptacle can also be purchased separately and fitted to other bags, but one has to be aware of the load limits imposed by the racks. It's a looks vs utility trade-off.

Evans Love the color of your Bike-

I went with a Hepco Becker Mount/ 40L xplorer cases From Moto Machines - Pricy, but excellent setup

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This is a option after buying the C-bow mounts for the Bike.. I made my rear rack adaptable to take a C-bow carrier when needed. It's a Breva, [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.][You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

I've used the same devices to mount Givi E21 top loading bags on my bikes with C-bow mounts.
Quick and easy to use.

I've found these K-Drive bags fit onto the H&B racks & appear to hold more than the smallish H&B soft bags.

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They're the factory racks.

Made by H&B?

Maybe. Perhaps. Operating on rumour. I think Phil has moved the original bags out of the shed to home storage.