I hear that Kappa is exactly the same stuff, just a change in badge. Zat So?Rob wrote:I am suitably impressed. I think Givi makes some real nice equipment.Zombie Master wrote:Yes those E21 seem to be a good choice. They are nice and rounded and are quite affordable. The top loading feature would make them easy to use. Have you found them sturdy Rob?
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VW vs Audi, Toyota vs Lexus, Honda vs AcuraZombie Master wrote:
I hear that Kappa is exactly the same stuff, just a change in badge. Zat So?
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I knew nothing about Kappa until you mentioned it.
When I Googled it, it appeared to be Givi product (guess not). A nice looking side opening bag, with much more useful space at 31 (?) liters.
I can't even find the K33N on their website.
http://www.kappamoto.com/
Their Amazon store is another story! I see they even offer a copy (or resale) of the E21.
http://www.amazon.com/Kappa-K21N-Monoke ... 43&sr=1-22
Unless that is what you were talking about all along. In which case (ha ha), it is only marginally cheaper than the Givi brand. ($9)
When I Googled it, it appeared to be Givi product (guess not). A nice looking side opening bag, with much more useful space at 31 (?) liters.
I can't even find the K33N on their website.
http://www.kappamoto.com/
Their Amazon store is another story! I see they even offer a copy (or resale) of the E21.
http://www.amazon.com/Kappa-K21N-Monoke ... 43&sr=1-22
Unless that is what you were talking about all along. In which case (ha ha), it is only marginally cheaper than the Givi brand. ($9)
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I'm amazed how difficult it is to see the products on the home site for these products.
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Sorry guys I hadn't realized that I didn't have the correct link for the Happy trails. If you like you can see them now.
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Did you find the K-bags on their website? I could not. It seems the K-bags are the hard cases.Zombie Master wrote:I'm amazed how difficult it is to see the products on the home site for these products.
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I saw the K bags on the link. They seem to be identical to the GIVIsRob wrote:Did you find the K-bags on their website? I could not. It seems the K-bags are the hard cases.Zombie Master wrote:I'm amazed how difficult it is to see the products on the home site for these products.
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By way of providing a little diversion, I made these water carrying bags for a friend who was heading into the desert recently:
Three litres of water per side, carried low and well forward of the rear axle. They worked well.
The DR650 is a very sensible 'chook chaser'.
Three litres of water per side, carried low and well forward of the rear axle. They worked well.
The DR650 is a very sensible 'chook chaser'.
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(n.) A clapped out motorbike. A trail or motocross bike. Taken from motorbikes used on farms used to 'chase' chickens.Airbear wrote:The DR650 is a very sensible 'chook chaser'.
You silly Aussies!
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Thanks for doing the research, Rob. Any bike set up for riding on dirt is now , generically, a chook chaser, in the modern Oz parlance. 'Roo botherers' could be a better alternative, or 'moose botherers' perhaps, for Neil.Rob wrote:(n.) A clapped out motorbike. A trail or motocross bike. Taken from motorbikes used on farms used to 'chase' chickens.Airbear wrote:The DR650 is a very sensible 'chook chaser'.
You silly Aussies!
Charlie
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