Not A Top Box......

OK, as i can't use my Givi tank bag on the Bonnie, I'm looking for a small bag (@3-4litre) that'll strap to the rack on the single seat as per pic.

Any suggestions?
It'll be left on the rack most of the time so the cheaper the better too stop people wanting to nick it.

 

I used a small Oxford tank bag on the back of the Bonnie when it had a rack. Fit perfectly and I used to leave it on.
I think they are about £35.00 new but I would look on ebay as HT says. I got an almost brand new unbranded one for the GMU trip for £4.99!
Actually "even better than that" you can have mine if you want - cost you a bacon sarnie at Loomies!
Still got the shoulder strap and the waterproof cover.

 

Sounds good, cheers Steve, a bacon butty it is then !

 

You seen the prices of bacon butties at Loomies? Youve been done mate!

 

I gotta get a Brit-Yank dictionary. I get most, but bacon butties???

 

http://www.geniuskitchen.com/recipe/the-great-british-bacon-butty-bacon-sandwich-247495

 

Well it sure looks better than it sounds Thanks.

 

Definitely tastes better with some HP sauce as well

http://www.hpsauce.co.uk/en/products/hp-brown-sauce

 

Now to keep this on topic how many bacon butties could you fit in that Oxford bag???

 

That would depend on the size of butty i.e. if we're talking run of the mill bread or doorstop sandwiches....

I note there is a handy HP sauce bottle sized pocket on the side as well

 

Probably enough to keep you riding for 5 days

 

Depends on how big the cake is that you already have in there that you will be having for dessert!

Just sayin'!

 

That's because what you call a butt we call an arse and also what you call an arse is a fanny??????

 

Wow, I knew if I hung around this group I'd finally learn something useful!!!

 

Glad we could help, but being this group it had sadly nothing to do with bikes!

 

I mentioned cake earlier on .... but I think I got away with it, more or less!!

Bugger!! Done it again!

 

What do you mean nothing about bikes? The rider needs fuel to operate the bike. No rider and the bike is irrelevant. Beer is the primary fuel of choice. (OK, not too much or you'll flood the rider's carburetor and fry his/her ECU...)