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Honda ST1300 Section => Honda ST1300 General Questions => Topic started by: Simmo50 on August 03, 2018, 08:08:50 PM
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should there be some kind of straps or netting insude the panniers to stop all your stuff falling out when you open the pannier. mine doesnt have anything
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1100s have the straps, the 1300 not so much
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Hey Simmo... you can get after-market pannier bags for both your L & R panniers... a.k.a. pannier liner bags... they're a zippered heavy nylon/canvas carryalls that're tailored to fit inside each pannier... we have found ours an excellent piece of kit and you can pack quite a lot into them... we done a number of 2-up long weekend trips and found that these bags (mine and hers) plus the topbox and maybe a tankbag, gave us plenty of packing space... click on Search above, put in pannier bags, and go from there... cheers, John & Kate.
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1100s have the straps, the 1300 not so much
Mine do, but that may be STinky Pete's setup I've inherited.
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we have found ours an excellent piece of kit and you can pack quite a lot into them... we done a number of 2-up long weekend trips and found that these bags (mine and hers) plus the topbox and maybe a tankbag, gave us plenty of packing space... click on Search above, put in pannier bags, and go from there... cheers, John & Kate.
Fine if your RH pannier is empty. Ours has the tyre repair kit, first aid kit, bike seat rain cover and our wet weather gear in it. So my clothes go in the top box, sharing space with SWAMBO's toiletry bag and handbag. :'(
The LH pannier has the you-beaut pannier liner bag stuffed tightly with Mrs Biggles' wardrobe. I have an unused, as new RH pannier bag...
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Fine if your RH pannier is empty. Ours has the tyre repair kit, first aid kit,
Same here. My right pannier also has all that stuff... you know, the ones you hope you never have to use.
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should there be some kind of straps or netting insude the panniers to stop all your stuff falling out when you open the pannier. mine doesnt have anything
There were straps available as an option on the 1300 but they should have been standard as on the 1100.
This the part number 08L45-MCS-800 and still available for £25.00 or about $44 plus postage per set (side case) from David Silver Spares.
https://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk (https://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk)
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should there be some kind of straps or netting insude the panniers to stop all your stuff falling out when you open the pannier. mine doesnt have anything
There were straps available as an option on the 1300 but they should have been standard as on the 1100.
This the part number 08L45-MCS-800 and still available for £25.00 or about $44 plus postage per set (side case) from David Silver Spares.
https://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk (https://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk)
I just sent an email to find out about postage cost to Australia as I wouldn't mind some of these as well.
Had a look at Partzilla but N/A
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On the inside of the 1300 panniers are small loops to attach straps. I purchase three metres of small elastic strapping (Like bungee cord). And attached it to the loops. Work well and costs under 5 dollars. I can still put my helmet etc in the panniers
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On the inside of the 1300 panniers are small loops to attach straps. I purchase three metres of small elastic strapping (Like bungee cord). And attached it to the loops. Work well and costs under 5 dollars. I can still put my helmet etc in the panniers
Just after I did my post I thought about getting some of those occy straps
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Or tent pole elastic cord. That way there are no metallic bits to scratch precious cargo.
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There were straps available as an option on the 1300 but they should have been standard as on the 1100.
This the part number 08L45-MCS-800 and still available for £25.00 or about $44 plus postage per set (side case) from David Silver Spares.
https://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk (https://www.davidsilverspares.co.uk)
I just sent an email to find out about postage cost to Australia as I wouldn't mind some of these as well.
Had a look at Partzilla but N/A
Reply from email for anyone that's interested
Postage for two using airmail, not trackable , is £8.00 .
Makes it about $102 for two sets delivered; one set per side case.
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That seems a frightfully high price to pay for some OEM bit of stretchy cord and plastic hooks, particularly given you can get two new pannier bags/liners from the UK delivered for less than $80.
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That seems a frightfully high price to pay for some OEM bit of stretchy cord and plastic hooks, particularly given you can get two new pannier bags/liners from the UK delivered for less than $80.
Heather got some bags for about $55 plus delivery from the UK via eBay.
I checked the OEM bags and N/A in the UK but $150 at Partzilla. Hate to think what local dealer price is.
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These are the ones I have:
https://bestem.com.au/index.php?route=product/category&path=3_29
They seem to have gone up in price markedly in the past few years.
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These look like the ones Heather got; about $80 delivered.
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/PANNIER-LINER-BAGS-FOR-HONDA-ST-1300-PAN-EUROPEAN-WIDER/282878792695?hash=item41dce3d3f7%3Ag%3AGlAAAOSwdBlao9rZ&_sacat=0&_nkw=Honda+ST1300+bags&_from=R40&rt=nc&LH_TitleDesc=0 (https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/PANNIER-LINER-BAGS-FOR-HONDA-ST-1300-PAN-EUROPEAN-WIDER/282878792695?hash=item41dce3d3f7%3Ag%3AGlAAAOSwdBlao9rZ&_sacat=0&_nkw=Honda+ST1300+bags&_from=R40&rt=nc&LH_TitleDesc=0)
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I don't think you'll buy better unless you find well cared for 2nd hand or jag a special. Mind you, if you knew someone with a tough sewing machine and got some lighter weight canvas it wouldn't be difficult to knock up a pair.