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Pretty obvious. Buy c bow carrier for your bike. Buy c bow plastic mold mounts. Buy any blaze bag set from eBay or wherever. Bolt mold mounts to blaze bags and hang on your cbow carrier.

The blaze bags are fine, they actually hold more volume and I did make a hybrid version for longer trips. I used the hepco mountings and married them up to a set of blaze bags. Currently, a set of those resides on my wife's bike and i still use the hepco daily.

@@tiger37373 Great, thanks

Hepco used to make a really nice trolley bag. So, I set it up so it rides as a tail bag and just clip it on and off with the magnet mounts.

@@tiger37373 thanks for reply. trying to find a solution . i want a 20ltr or 30ltr bag to fit the seat rack

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Unless it was tiny, no.

I have a trolley bag, which I modified with a couple of their magnetic tank bag mounts. Unfortunately they don't make that trolley bag anymore. Sad, because it is the best tail bag that I have used. On previous bikes we had a bag from SW motech.

The bags would need to be more than twice that size to accommodate a helmet

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@@tiger37373 thank you

They don't stick out more than the handlebars, so I don't think it would be an issue. Haven't Lane split with these, too much as it is illegal here in Georgia. Did lots of Lane splitting in California, but had the blaze bags, at that time.

Stable to at least 130mph...

Yes. We love the S1000RR. We got the 2016 and were in disbelief, that it was better than the 2012. I always have a place in my heart for those HP4 though...haha

@@tiger37373 The bikes are changing so quickly now. You see the new dashes on all the new models? Insane. But a used HP4 will make me very happy I think.

We put nearly 4000 miles on our trip to Newfoundland, that summer. A lot of fun.

@@tiger37373 And no issues with comfort on sport bikes? We went down to Tupper Lake a few years back and the return trip was absolute misery on my R1. Granted, I think my R1 has a less street-friendly rider position than the BMWs. My GF was OK on her GSXR 750. Great times!

Nope. Love the seats on the s1000rr. Probably the only stock seat, that I have not wanted to change. Whomever sculpted that thing deserves a medal.

Here's the rest of the loop. ruclips.net/video/_rjE20xCrqM/видео.html

These bags are a decent compromise. I hate clam shell hard bags. They suck for commuting. They had offered me any bag as replacement, just pay any difference in price. Which I thought was an amazing offer, but I chose the same ones. I have asked hepco several times if they could develop a top loading hard bag in the 20ish liter size. No word yet, although they say that they are working something.

Hahaha, no, helmets much too large

Stompgrip. Tank and fairing pieces all come in the kit together.

See comments on ruclips.net/video/QS9C_lzOwKY/видео.html for links. Motomachines.com is the USA distributor for hepco.

Send me the dimensions and I will check it for you. Another fellow asked me a similar question in the comments below.

I don't know that they are on the bike, at any speed. Including at double the speed that you mentioned.

I would say it seals better than the seat, as it comes with a foam seal, that you stick on and compresses to the plastics.

tiger37373 awesome, sold. I almost locked in some sw-motech stuff yesterday, I'm glad I kept researching. I'm just trying to avoid having to wear a backpack for my laptop constantly. This is perfect, and it'll pop on and off super easy. I can imagine never taking the bag off the plate, just swap it out.

For the GPS unit I plugged direct to the bike harness near the stem. For the bag electrical I install a secondary harness which has a relay wired inline, and direct to battery. This allows full power to be available, no canbus issues and turns off/on with key. Relay is power switch connect to rear plate light.

great ... I'm planning to hardwire a radar detector ... any idea how to get a harness (or what is it called) that will accept the one on the bike? for the GPS mount I used a GoPro sticky mount that expands to accept a GPS or a phone.

BMW does sell the opposite side connector, which has a length of pigtail wire, that you could solder your radar cable to. I don't know what the part number is. If you search on the s1000rr forum you may be able to find a p/n for it from someone else.

I found it is BMW 83300413585, The wires on the BMW repair connector are marked with a small number. #1 - ground #2 - not used #3 - positive

Awesome! Nice job finding the number. Link posted for others: www.maxbmwmotorcycles.com/fiche/PartsSearch.aspx?&searchtype=partnumber&vid=58022&parts=83300413585

The sportrak plate simply uses the same attachment scheme as the passenger cushion that it replaces. You do have to transfer the lock from the factory cushion to the plate assembly. Check my other videos for more info on magnetic mount of tailbag. ruclips.net/video/kiLA1MrAcFE/видео.html

tiger37373 yeah i looked at that also. I think I'll order this gear. Seems like very good kit. Do you mind me asking where you got it and how much you paid? Do the 3 components come togther (brackets, side bags and top bag) or are the sold separately? Also in terms of cost, how much did they set you back? G.

www.motomachines.com/Hepco-Becker-Sportrack-for-BMW-S1000RR-16-_p_5706.html www.motomachines.com/Hepco-Becker-C-Bow-Carrier-for-BMW-S1000RR-16-_p_5705.html www.motomachines.com/Hepco-Becker-Royster-Street-Soft-Bag--Black_p_5209.html

tiger37373 gent!

I doubt it. I did some measurements for someone else. check out the comments on my other video ruclips.net/video/DxJx3buXeIw/видео.html

they are not too small. definitely smaller than the SW motech blaze, but I really like these a lot better. they are solid and completely waterproof. I ride with them everyday. so far, I haven't had any issues.

tiger37373 Thanks for the quick reply. The blaze are the other system I'm actually looking into. I do like that these are fully water proof. Could you fit a whole 13 inch laptop case in there you think or would it be a tight squeeze?

just thinking about it, I don't think that it would fit. I'd have to measure it. let me know the dimensions and I can compare with the bag, maybe tomorrow.

tiger37373 The laptop case I use is a Cocoon Innovations one, so it is kind of large. it is 14.88" wide, by 11.02" tall. Thanks for all your help. I appreciate it.

I checked and you are out of luck with those dimensions.

Thanks. I am glad it was helpful for you.

they are designed to be mostly waterproof on the outside. also has built in waterproof liner, kind of like a dry bag. not a ton of space but def worth having.

Jonny Rides yeah, the royster saddle bags are pretty nice, so far. We're doing the first big road trip next week. volume isn't quite as big as the SW motech blaze bags. otherwise I like these a lot better.

I was just doing a search and came across your videos, they look great and a LOT better than me carrying my backpack full of camera gear haha Good stuff! Ill be waiting for another video during or after your trip!

right on! glad you enjoyed the videos. the trolley bags are definitely proven, we had those before, although the magnet mounts didn't exist at that time. I'm​ not sure why they stopped making the trolley bag. I was lucky enough to get the last new bag in the USA and then had to search the rest of the earth for the second. I have never seen one on the used market.

glad you enjoyed the video. the girls do put on a really nice get together.

No idea what that means, but thanks for watching!

Thank you, but you forgot the scene where you took the left onto CA-135 southbound which led to Los Alamos, where you had lunch at.