Tenere 700 Luggage options

[Nigel Newman]

21 hours ago, Aleksandar13 said:

Can you please post pictures of the setup

 

[Nigel Newman]

[Nigel Newman]

Only 2 rokstraps, would be more 'for real'! 

[jojitsu56]

On 6/5/2020 at 5:03 PM, Nigel Newman said:

 

Just picked up my T7, can you tell me where you anchor the straps from please? 

[Nigel Newman]

What is it you're tryimg to do? Fasten luggage to the bike? 

[Stevoh]

On 10/28/2019 at 8:04 PM, ChrisH said:

Hi, got this SW Motech seat bag after seeing one on another forum, fits well on the four existing mounting points,  26 litre expanding to 35 I think. 
by the way I’m in Shepshed if you want to have a look.

Perfect, just what I've been looking for, do you happen to have a part/model number, I will order one right away!!

[Explorer]

The Kriega solution.

 

[Stevoh]

Answered my own question.

SW-Motech tail bag part.no.

BC.HTA.00.304.10001

[al700]

On 10/27/2019 at 6:53 PM, Rugged Roads said:

We've just got our Tenere in the shop, so slung a set of Enduristan Blizzards on it.

 

These are the Large (total 24Ltr), but the XLarge (total 34Ltr) still have no clearance issue with the exhaust:

 

Enduristan - Blizzard Saddlebags - select size

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If you're riding offroad, you don't carry the same stuff as you would on a pure road trip, right? That’s why Enduristan chose a modular approach for the Blizzard Saddle Bags.

 

34 litres each bag or 34 litres together?

[al700]

It is 34 litres together, 2 x 17...

[jojitsu56]

2 hours ago, Nigel Newman said:

What is it you're tryimg to do? Fasten luggage to the bike? 

Yes.. It looks like you can fit the hoops of the rok straps over those 4 bolts? I've bought mine second hand and it has the oem givi luggage rack fitted so those 4 extended bolt things aren't fitted, but I may remove the rack as it looks heavy.. 

[Nigel Newman]

Yes, you're right. I used 4 rokstraps to tie my 40 litre rollbag & tent down with directly onto the 4 bolts, did some of the TET with it (quite rough section) like that & secure as anything. No real need for rack, panniers etc. I also have quite a big tankbag - job done! Hope that helps. 

[jojitsu56]

4 minutes ago, Nigel Newman said:

Yes, you're right. I used 4 rokstraps to tie my 40 litre rollbag & tent down with directly onto the 4 bolts, did some of the TET with it (quite rough section) like that & secure as anything. No real need for rack, panniers etc. I also have quite a big tankbag - job done! Hope that helps. 

Great, that's good to hear.. I have all sorts of panniers knocking about as well as a 52l givi top box that'll work well with the oem rack, and I need a large carrying capacity for my job, but I'd rather just slung a big 100l roll top bag on the rear seat and maybe get some lomo crash bar bags.. I'd use a giant loop great basin for touring/camping. 

[Matth]

Currently have the Adventure pack fitted as that what it came with and some pannier protectors fitted, will use the original frames and fit some magadan soft panniers as extremely good and very strong. About £450 all in. 

Ive attached some pics of the Magadans on my GS

[Matth]

Magadans fitted. I could get all my camping gear in with out loading it on the seat creating up top weight, definitely have a another set, they are soft canvas so very easy to roll the top with pockets front and rear for cooking fuel and water bottles. 

Edited June 13, 2020 by Matth

[Dipstick]

Hi all,

 

I have ordered a set of Bagtecs RB25  amazing how cheap they are. For these soft bags I have crafted a rear rack to support the bags and also give space for other stuff.

 

The rack is not finished yet. Needs some kind of cross bar and a  support plate  or grill at the rear end. And  a black finish of course.

Edited June 14, 2020 by Dipstick

[Dipstick]

Hi all,

 

I have ordered a set of Bagtecs RB25  amazing how cheap they are. For these soft bags I have crafted a rear rack to support the bags and also give space for other stuff.

 

The rack is not finished yet. Needs some kind of cross bar and a  support plate  or grill at the rear end. And  a black finish of course.

 

Added some extra pics here.

[Matth]

Thats a great job buddy, looks fab and very strong!

what about another section say 10 inchies long so u can rest the bags just above the exhaust?

Edited June 14, 2020 by Matth

[Dipstick]

6 minutes ago, Matth said:

Thats a great job buddy, looks fab and very strong!

what about another section say 10 inchies long so u can rest the bags just above the exhaust?

Hey Matth,

 

The bags I have ordered are 29 cm long so short enough not to touch the muffler I assume.

[Matth]

Ah cool that will work, im into fabrication my self as I'm building a half size scale series one Land Rover over the last 4 years and im nearly to the end ish:)) 

i must admit i was gonna start designing some pannier frames soon

[Heedcase]

On 6/13/2020 at 7:27 PM, Explorer said:

The Kriega solution.

 

@Explorer, if you don't mind sharing are those the Kriega OS-18 bags? If yes, how is the clearance to the exhaust? And how much does your rack help with the clearance?

 

I'm considering the OS-Base system with 2 x 18 litre bags but don't have a feel for exhaust clearance.

 

Other than the Enduristan Blizzard XLs (34 litres with about 2kg weight), the OS-Base with 2 x OS-18 bags seems to give the best return in terms of storage litres/kg (36 litres with about 2.7kg for the bags and base). But, the big advantage of the Kriega system for me is flexibility in that you can switch out the OS-18s for OS-6 bags when you don't need the extra capacity.

Edited June 15, 2020 by Heedcase

[Explorer]

OS-Base with OS-18 on the picture. No conflict with the exhaust according to my trial. You attache it towards the front and it sits on the plastic.

[Heedcase]

Thanks!

[Peter.T7]

On 2/14/2020 at 12:47 PM, Aleksandar13 said:

Best luggage rack I've seen by far I think.. Once it is painted.. Could be the lightest option as well. 

 

Anyone used the Lomo saddle bags with this rack ??

[Peter.T7]

On 5/31/2020 at 8:11 AM, advmototravel said:

Not see anyone else with this setup so wanted to share. Using the Adventure spec rack with Lomo bags. I wanted something streamlined and versatile without breaking the bank and the ability to upgrade to a more rugged bag setup down the line (mosko moto/enduristan etc). Took me a while to get it stable enough to where I was happy, used rokstraps through the rack and passenger footpegs. Fine for roads and gravel but may bounce outwards from the bottom (fourth picture) more than I'd like on bumpy offroad.

 

Anyone aware of similar straps without the flex of the elastic?

 

With these and a duffel across the back i think im good for most trips but, im considering adding the adventure spec top luggage rack further down the line

 

Considering putting together a video series on all the changes ive made to bike if that would be of interest.

 

Happy riding!

 

 

 

 

Picture with top rack for you

I've been looking at the Lomo bags !

But worried about them on the exhaust side ! I have a akra so don't want a heat shield on it