nc35 tankbag questions
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- monkeywithaplan
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nc35 tankbag questions
think i will be getting myself a tankbag and a tailbag for the nd35 in the near future. i'm just wandering with the air scoops taking up the front quarter of the tank, that they fitted ok? any specific tank bag suggested to fit this wee tank just right?
cheers
david
cheers
david
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Re: nc35 tankbag questions
Forget about the tank bag option Dave, they're shit. They get in your way, the magnets and bag can move and if there's anything under them it'll scratch the shit outta the tank and you wont know about it until it's too late.
As for luggage, buy yourself the Kriega US range of luggage. I've 1 US20 and 2 US10's (the numbers represent the amount of litres of space) and I can assure you, 40 litres is more than enough for any trip.
As for luggage, buy yourself the Kriega US range of luggage. I've 1 US20 and 2 US10's (the numbers represent the amount of litres of space) and I can assure you, 40 litres is more than enough for any trip.
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- monkeywithaplan
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Re: nc35 tankbag questions
Cheers dude. I'll keep my eye out. they are a little above my budget but look worth it
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Re: nc35 tankbag questions
I have an Oxford tank bank and a tail bag, call up and try them, you know your welcome
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- monkeywithaplan
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Re: nc35 tankbag questions
Cheers dude. will do. will need the kettle on and a hot water bottle ready for such a venture.
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Ball freezing is an understatement, lol
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Re: nc35 tankbag questions
I use an Oxford first timer tankbag on an NC30 with no worries. When fully expanded it can get it in the way slightly but no major dramas.
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Re: nc35 tankbag questions
I did borrow a tank bag for my NC35 once, and to be honest it was a pain in the arse. The biggest issue is that unless you remove your air tubes, it'll sit back a lot further than intended. This makes it uncomfortable when full, and I found it slightly hampered my riding position, and generally made things awkward. I didn't think of taking the tubes off, which would probably have completely polarised my view of the things. In my case, I'm not worried about scratches on the tank as it's tatty anyway. Don't some come with proper straps to go under the tank if you can be arsed to take it off to fit them?
