675 Rx Luggage Options?!

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  1. Adam G

    Adam G Member

    Dec 5, 2018
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    Evening all,
    I have a street triple RX, going to the TT what would you recommend? I have been looking at the Kreiga US-20 but I might struggle fitting it on?
     
  2. mark scarrott

    mark scarrott Well-Known Member

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    Hi Adam

    I had an RX till it was stolen.

    Struggled to find a rack to fit so I used a rucksack.

    It seems the RX did not get the same treatment as the standard bike and its not the same as the Daytona rear so you cannot go that route either.

    BTW I still have the rear seat for the RX if you are interested.

    Mark
     
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  3. Adam G

    Adam G Member

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    Hi Mark thanks for the reply, I’m going to look into some throw over soft Luggage. Don’t think I’ll fit all my stuff in a back pack
    I’ve got a rear seat too I’ve been warned by a friend to check it’s on or they fall off easy
     
  4. mark scarrott

    mark scarrott Well-Known Member

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    Hi Adam

    I had Oxford panniers on mine and they caused quite a lot of damage rubbing on the bike.
    I would not advise this route or be very diligent when fitting as to where they touch the bike.

    Good luck

    Mark
     
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  5. Adam G

    Adam G Member

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    Cheers for the heads up most properly cover most the rear with some masking tape to try protect the soft Matt paint
     
  6. R_1000

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  8. MrOrange

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    Kriega is great stuff, expensive but good. US20 and a pair of US10's pack enough for a week away. Had them on my SV650 and GSXR750 and my Tuono. Will fit anything.

    I use either duct tape or even better is sticky backed vinyl, the stuff sign writers use, or to wrap cars. Masking tape will not last after first rain, and sticky is a fecker to get off after its been wet.

    SWMototech stuff good too, again not cheap. Pal had a sissy bar thing on his Leak Z900, that worked well.
     
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  9. R_1000

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    I have always used kriega luggage on all my trips. Great kit... Never let me down.

    Only thing to be aware is I used a rubber non scratch mesh on any part of the paintwork where the kriega straps comes in contact

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  10. MrOrange

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    I use neoprene (old wetsuit) and double sided tape to protect any bits the straps might possibly contact.
     
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  11. Adam G

    Adam G Member

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    I’m swaying towards the Kreiga gear just hope if I cannot get it to fit I’ll be able to get a refund
     
  12. R_1000

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    I use sportsbikeshop.co.uk for most of my gear. You shouldn't have any problems getting a refund and I believe they cover the return postage too. Check the website to confirm please
     
  13. MrOrange

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    As long as you have a pillion seat, you'll get a Kriega pack on.
    I also use a bungee spider to further secure mine, but standard fittings are fine.
     
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