Shad tunnel bag

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SH125Paul
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Re: Shad tunnel bag

Post by SH125Paul »

abitmad wrote:I've got the Yam bag for my TMax and find it useful. I haven't noticed any leaks but that is possibly because I have never used it in rain ;)
The top seems a little recessed, unless stuffed full... and I think water pooled on top, and found its way in through the (closed) zip...
resulting in a nice 'Red-Run' on some of the contents from the red interior...

caecilius
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Re: Shad tunnel bag

Post by caecilius »

I've just ordered a Burgman 400. My current Piaggio Beverly has a useful fold-out 'curry hook' that was fine for occasional tunnel bag use. I'm looking for ways to secure a bag to the Burgman. You'd think they'd have fitted a hook. So useful.

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Re: Shad tunnel bag

Post by MrGrumpy »

I used to find bag hooks very useful, though I must admit I never used the one on the Bev. The snag with many bigger scoots is that whilst little scoots often have a flat floor (no radiator pipework if air cooled and you are sitting on the engine), bigger scoots are arranged differently, with high tunnels between your legs, meaning that there isn't really enough height to allow a baghook to be effective....and of course bigger scoots often have large underseat spaces! The Tmax and Burger 650 have the engine in the tunnel between your legs - not sure about the 400.

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