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Farkles, Gear & Accessories => Camping Gear and Touring => Topic started by: jimwilly on June 11, 2013, 12:29:59 PM
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Just wondering if anyone knows where I could obtain the elastic straps for the inside of the panniers.
Mine were missing when I purchased the bike, I think it might be tidier than just stuffing everything into a garbage bag.
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Supercheap have some good, thin elastic occys that will do the job. Mine didn't have them either. Don't think they are standard.
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This reply is from another thread Jim - There are two types of pannier bags, thin style which fits in one half of your pannier leaving the other side free for your own gear; and a full size bag which takes up all of your pannier which is easy to cart your gear in.
These are the half ones
http://www.hondacatalogue.com.au/products/ST1300-Pannier-inner-bags.html (http://www.hondacatalogue.com.au/products/ST1300-Pannier-inner-bags.html)
These are the full ones
http://www.bestemusa.com/Honda-ST1300-Saddlebag-Liners-Wide-Version_p_1005.html (http://www.bestemusa.com/Honda-ST1300-Saddlebag-Liners-Wide-Version_p_1005.html)
Cheers
:slvr13
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Hi JW. I made my own for the cost of a bit of thin bungee cord from a camping shop. It works a treat and only cost a few dollars.
(Did I just recently post this same info somewhere else or was I just planning on replying??) :crazy
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Hi JW. I made my own for the cost of a bit of thin bungee cord from a camping shop. It works a treat and only cost a few dollars.
(Did I just recently post this same info somewhere else or was I just planning or replying??) :crazy
it's ok Pete, seniors moments are allowed and yes you did post.
Now if you had an 1100 you wouldn't have this little issue. After 14 years I could do with some new ones though.
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Thanks for the info guys, I think Pete's are the ones I spotted on here.
I'll have a hunt around for something similar.
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Like Pete... I made my own. I got the cord from BCF. Rather than threading it through each of the 4 eyes and tying it off (making it permanent) I made 4 hooks from some unused figure-8 chain I had (prised open a link at one end). Works a treat.
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Spend a little bit more and get the bungee from a marine/boat yard. They have the UV rated ones, not that it matters as they are in a case but they guaranteed that the rubber inside will be in a continuous strip. They have the most stretch and will last much, much longer.