675 Touring On A Striple

i've got the sw motech panniers but you wouldn't get a tent in them,i think you would be better getting a tail pack for your clothes and just bungee the tent on

 

I'd have a 40 lt Kriega,that will give you a flat base,tent on top.
Or a small rack with a bag on long ways.
Just be careful with racks,most wont carry much weight,typically about 5kg.

 

i think that is for going inside certain panniers? maybe this is more like what Roadrider was meaning although 30ltr seems to be the biggest sportbikeshop do?
https://www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/motorcycle_parts/content_prod/206888
i have one of the oxfordt 40ltr tailpacks like this https://www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/motorcycle_parts/content_prod/206770
i've also got one of those that i got free with a subscription to mcn, depending on the size of your tent it might fit in there and still have room for your clothes https://www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/motorcycle_parts/content_prod/237716

 

Yes the 40 is 1x20 and 2x10 it is pricey but does have a 10 year guarantee.
The 70lt dry bags are huge you might end up with quite a bit of overhang.
For value I don't think you'll beat these,I've got a 40lt one

http://www.ewetsuits.com/acatalog/motorcycle-dry-bag-holdalls-60L.html

 

That looks a good price Tim,The oxford Aqua one i got free is actually a 50ltr looks as if there would be room for a tent and clothing though https://www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/motorcycle_parts/content_prod/237719

 

Used Kriega tailbacks on my previous bikes, not cheap, but they are excellent. I have 2 x US10 & US20. Once strapped on, they don't move, even at silly speeds. Make a good flat base to strap a tent, etc on top.

I also have roll back from LOMO, that are unbelievable value for money and totally watertight. But might struggle to attach securly to the back of a striple. Them exhausts have a habit of melting stuff. @carelesschucca had a nice sleeping bag fire on his, once!!!!!

 

It was a nightmare strapping anything to my Speed Triple. There is nowhere to attach straps to.
Kriega was easy. The only way I could get a dry bag was to put a rack on,more to provide fixing points as anything else.

 

Made this vid about the touring with the Street, SW Motech panniers and then strap the tent across the rear seat (so long as your not two up)

 

Did a week camping in Scotland a few years back on a Speed and Street. The SW Motech Sport tank bags were also used