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You mean the heat shield? It's Giant Loop. Most definitely not needed for this type of luggage.

Yes. Check Section II here - www.perunmoto.com/pages/perun-moto-aprilia-tuareg-660-top-luggage-rack-installation-instructions

@@Perunmoto Wow! 😲 Thank you. I only need the small bits that attach to the Perun Moto rack and I should be good to go.

Maybe. But not sure. Geometry of the rear end is very different (wide sub-frame, high silencer, not too much room between silencer and seat line etc.) then the one on Dx. We could make some Aux Pox / OS-6 carrier plates, but without an option to carry larger rack-less system above that. Which kind-of defies the original purpose of Side carriers. We tested a lot of rack-less system on the bike with our rack and tie-downs and most of them work great without the need for some lateral support. We may offer minimalistic lateral support for the LHS only, as some rack-less systems may benefit from this.

Nice DIY task, for stealth look. Bolts are steel, for strength. They can be black, but corrosion resistance would be compromised.

Yea, that might be a good idea. It depends on the phone, of course. QuadLock offers nice damper, within their ecosystem.

Yes.

If you want to install our Heel guards - yes, you need to remove passenger foot pegs.

We will do that in the next month or two.

Thank you 👍😊

Add Tutorial also… it’s helps a lot…

@@stevia13 Here is the link for Mosko Reckless 80 on F900 ;) ruclips.net/video/z287n27lRH8/видео.htmlsi=0s8H_898vqD7m3I9

Thanks a lot! 🙏

do you still have that 1090?

​@@portlandtwowheels1872 nope, long gone. It was one of my all time favorites.

@@portlandtwowheels1872 Sadly no. It had to go, space in the workshop is limited :)

I still have mine and all of the parts from you. they sure can take a beating

We will soon publish a video with 690/701 OS-base on 701. There are several viable mounting options available, depending on do you have Extension plate installed or not.

@@nikolamaletic Excellent. Just put my email in on the website to be notified when its back in stock.

Thanks for reaching out and sharing this. Luckily, straps on R80 are replaceable. We noticed that there may be some premature wear on the straps on R80. I don't think the blame is on the straps. I think the thing is that A) R80 bags are usually loaded heavier than any other rack-less bags and B) straps are not secure enough so they move - when the bags are installed, straps are tightened, but due to weight, when bags 'settle' during the ride, one side is looser then the other. It may be a good idea to retighten the straps after hour or so of riding. We are working on new generation of the Heel guards and we will make even smoother edges.

Thank for your quick response. I have already ordered new straps from Mosko Moto. The Perun products are great and very well engineered and I always recommended your products in my group. 👍 One of my good friends which introduced Perun products to me is Jakob Weinknecht.

@@TRIUMPHUS1 Thank you for the kind words! Greetings to you and Jakob!

That's what you call "good timing" :D It's a really good, robust bag.

Soon in our EU shop ;)

When we got Tuareg, there was no Tuareg-specific OS-Base. Of course, Tuareg-specific base should fit even better. We will test it in couple of weeks.

​@@Perunmoto any updates on the fitment? I just installed your rear luggage rack and would like to confirm which OS base to purchase.

@@josiahortega9284 We still didn't get our hands on the Tuareg specific OS Base. With that said, T700 base fits really well and I don't feel any rush to change.

​@@Perunmoto Thank you for the response. I'll just purchase the T700 base.

Three slots provide more flexibility when it comes to finding ideal position and angle of the bags. All of the luggage systems require different positioning in order to perform the best they can. We have tested and used these with Mosko moto Reckles 10, 40 and 80, Kriega OS base (for Tenere 700) and OS-18 bags, Giant Loop Great Basin and Mojavi and with Enduristan Blizzard XL.

❤❤❤ thank you! I already have your rack in my tuareg, works perfect and looks even better 😊

Not in the plans, at the moment.

Absolutely. At the time this video was created dedicated 690/701 OS base didn't exist. So this is Kriega's "universal" OS-base.

Mounted like this, the bags aren't touching the exhaust. With that said, I would always suggest to use the heat shield. They weigh next to nothing and provide peace of mind.

Thanks! Will keep that in mind.

Thanks. DX's slim rear end makes a great platform for mounting of small bags.

Hi. Unfortunately not. Gen 1 rack has a different pattern of holes.

Thanks, buddy! 👍

Thanks! We have EU web site and the stock is in Germany. So shipping is very reasonable - www.perunmoto.eu/collections/ktm-690-enduro-enduro-r

@@Perunmoto Ok

Hi, the dolly is made by these guys www.blacksmith011.com/ Super sturdy, easy to move the bike around the shop.

@@Perunmoto Thanks👍 Is there only an option to order there via email address? I just see that it comes from Serbia Best regards

@@regarolt1691 Not sure, sorry. There is an email in the Contact section of the web site, send them a message.

@@Perunmoto You ordered them too?

@@regarolt1691 Yes,. But we are in Serbia, I just went there and picked them up. :)

Glad you found it helpful! Regards from Belgrade!

Thanks for your support :)

Installation is super quick and easy, I don't see what could be better. 👍

Grazie

Thanks, Oli! 💪👍

You will love the 690! And this setup too.

Thanks for the comment! I ride 2023 701. Reckless 80 fits perfectly! If the bags are set properly (so the cutout on the base is above the fuel cap), bags rests completely on the rear side plastics and they don't need more lateral support. Tried and tested many, many times. No way bags can get in contact with the rear wheel or swing arm (unless bags are mounted too much towards the rear). Yes, side plastic will get scuffed but that is inevitable. If this really bothers you, you can apply some clear self adhesive film to protect them. By the way, check prices of the new OEM plastics, they are very reasonable.

@@Perunmoto Thanks for getting back so quickly 👍🏼 Id heard the rear sub frame on the 701 was potentially a weak point - or is it the front subframe??? I know you guys sell the (tank) reinforcement kit. Is the rear subframe ok with the weight of the bags etc when they are loaded :-))))

@@stevia13 You are welcome! You can find a lot of info about this 'issue' here - www.perunmoto.com/blogs/blog/ktm-690-enduro-and-husqvarna-701-tank-bolts-issue-explained. Everything written there applies to the 2023 and 2024 bikes too. In short, rear subframe (tank on this bike) is almost indestructible, but you may consider upgrading tank bolt assembly.

It is Wings silencer, if that is the question. Due to the new material for the bags base and support provided by Extension plate, bags are safe from the silencer, there is plenty of clearance. Heat shield is still advised.

Thanks! Appreciate the comment! 🙂

Hi Carl! This is not a review and it is not titled like one. Sorry it that was not clear enough. It is an overview of these bags on the motorcycle equipped with the parts we at Perun moto make. We also do the same videos with Enduristan, Giant Loop, Kriega etc. By the way, Reckless 80 is great. I love it.

Depends on the point of view. We aimed for a balance between strength and weight. IMO, we did well. I would rather read complaints about few hundreds grams more or less then complaints about rack broke in the middle of nowhere.

@@Perunmoto Thank you for commenting on this, that's understandable - it's also intended to support us customers in the long term

Depends on the point of view. We aimed for a balance between strength and weight. IMO, we did well. I would rather read complaints about few hundreds grams more or less then complaints about rack broke in the middle of nowhere.

Loose the rear straps (or unclip the Gnoblin, if you use it), move the bag forward. If this is a deal breaker, there are other options. R80 has a cutout for refueling.

@@Perunmoto perfect! Thx

Thanks! 🤜🤛

We agree! :) Many thanks for the comment!