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Hello guys!
I just bought my 2012 Classic a new sport seat (I't feel better for me) and a Wunderlich seat bag to go with it
I'm thinking of doing some touring next summer and I definately need panniers too. But I personally do not like those bulky hard cases. To me the R1200R is a naked bike that can tour. So I found these panniers from SW-Motech. To me they look great and most importantly the supports can be removed easily for a aesthetically pleasing naked bike look :001_wub:
So any thoughts and / or observations about this from you real touring guys? Am I missing something here? I'm new to this touring thing, all tough I've been riding for 19 years. The BMW is the first bike that in my mind will do this very well (shaft drive, mild consumption, good ergos, etc).
I just bought my 2012 Classic a new sport seat (I't feel better for me) and a Wunderlich seat bag to go with it
I'm thinking of doing some touring next summer and I definately need panniers too. But I personally do not like those bulky hard cases. To me the R1200R is a naked bike that can tour. So I found these panniers from SW-Motech. To me they look great and most importantly the supports can be removed easily for a aesthetically pleasing naked bike look :001_wub:
So any thoughts and / or observations about this from you real touring guys? Am I missing something here? I'm new to this touring thing, all tough I've been riding for 19 years. The BMW is the first bike that in my mind will do this very well (shaft drive, mild consumption, good ergos, etc).
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