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I agree with most - anything important stays on me and to avoid damage to me, anything hard/bulky goes into my hydration pack. I don't travel with a wallet, cash in one pocket, card/ID in another, phone in jacket. Only things I keep in handlebar bag is pressure gauge, visor cleaner etc.

Enjoy!

Best stuffing for a vario topbox is the vario inflatable pillow known in the Western Cape as a papsak. Inflate/deflate as required. Keep in mind that the plastic mounts will eventually wear out so trapping it down helps, not filling it with beers and tools also helps. Keep it light and tight.

I'm also curious about that. I believe they stopped the service a few years ago but that may just be a rumour.

Those do not work, it's just silver spay paint even if the lid looks chrome.

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Very much like BMW's S1000XR but probably much more affordable.

Great colour! (Same as mine)

I keep mine so clean I've been accused of not using them. I normally clean the day after the ride and never later than the following Saturday.

That goes well with my XR - PM sent

Taking a chance - do you have some wire and a plug that fits into this? Would likely be the rear light.

I'm taking a chance that someone cut this from their bike or have parts of a wiring loom lying around. I need the male of the plug in the photo with some wire attached. If you have something like this, please message me.

In 2018 we attended the Overland event near Oxford and met a few very interesting people like Ted Simon who was one of the pioneers of two wheeled overlanding, Bruce Smart who did it on a sport bike in leathers and finally, Stergio & Alexandra. What they loaded on a Vespa is insane...

I really enjoyed this...we mostly overthink life in general, she doesn't

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Ek wou nou net dieslfde plaas Chris...the speedo even looks the same as the XR125 with absolutely no frills

Sunday near Matjiesfontein

That was most likely on a GS650 single with the dummy exhaust.

A lot of good advice already given so I’ll share some of my own observations. As with any other product, know your market and what they want. A bunch of hardcore offroad adventurers might tell you that they need product A or B. Keep in mind they may not be spending much on accessories and are...