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4 Feb 2007
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Not sure if they are the same but...
The MSRP on the Buell Ulysses side cases and mounting rack is $799 USD, and I just ordered some from St. Paul Harley Davidson in minnesota for $620 USD including shipping to San Diego. I assume they will price it that way for anyone as I didn't have any connection there. When (if) they show up I will post again if they are not the same as being discussed.
Cheers
JD
Post script: FYI I just found out that the Buell cases are the "journey" model referenced above, not the "Gobi"
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The KTM panniers are very strong, I had the missfortune to hit my TT Zega panniers into a KTM with the plastic, one of mine was almost totaled, while the plastic just got a small dent.
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12 Feb 2007
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Gobi's
Hi There,
I had a set of H&B Gobi's on my R1200GS and reckon they were the strongest part of the bike!
Most recommended, very tough and were perfect for my needs.
As they're double skinned I also found them to be free of condensation problems, which was great as I used them to carry camera kit.
The only reason that I sold them was that I've down sized to an XT250 Serow and were way too big for that bike. Still managed to get £297.00 for them on Ebay and that was without the frame (which I sold with the bike).
Regards
Reggie AKA The Cameraman
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Quote:
Originally Posted by leicaman94044
Hi everyone,
I'm new to the forum. Just bought a 2006 F650 GS and am looking at luggage for a Central/South America trip in a few months. The aluminum panniers are out of my budget and look $$$ when new. The HB Gobi's are beautiful, but also quite expensive. Has anyone considered the large Pelican cases mounted to a frame made by Moto-Sport Panniers in Colorado?
The only drawback I can see is that the Pelican's weigh 12.5 lbs each. They're waterproof/dustproof and nearly bombproof. They aren't so flashy looking as to scream "steal me!" MS makes the necessary hardware to mount these (around $269) and at under $100 for each case, they look like a very sensible option.
I have no experience with this type of equipment and would appreciate any thoughts from forum members.
Thanks, Lawrence
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They look good. There are alternatives to dedicated motorcycle equipment as far as baggage goes, and a hell of a lot cheaper too.
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