Saddlebag Liners
- Burmashave
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Re: Saddlebag Liners
While we're on the subject of saddlebag liners, I've found that they keep their shape better if you keep them stuffed when not using them. Most folks prolly won't care, but I'm a picky pod.
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Thank you for posting these two pics. Helped me a lot.Thunderdawg wrote: Thu Apr 25, 2019 6:10 pmHere are two pix, one showing the helmet locked in place, the other showing the helmet lock without helmet. HTHA_MAC wrote: Thu Apr 25, 2019 12:30 pmDo you have a picture of what it looks like installed on the bike? I've been curious to see where the helmet fits while having the bags onThunderdawg wrote: Tue Apr 09, 2019 10:08 pm I tried putting my Arai Signet-X in a pannier with an empty liner inside. The pannier would not close. I suspected not so bought the external helmet lock when I bought the bike.
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Anyone know if you can install two helmet locks? One for each side?
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Re: Saddlebag Liners
Thanks man! I'll order it now!Thunderdawg wrote: Thu Apr 25, 2019 6:10 pmHere are two pix, one showing the helmet locked in place, the other showing the helmet lock without helmet. HTHA_MAC wrote: Thu Apr 25, 2019 12:30 pmDo you have a picture of what it looks like installed on the bike? I've been curious to see where the helmet fits while having the bags onThunderdawg wrote: Tue Apr 09, 2019 10:08 pm I tried putting my Arai Signet-X in a pannier with an empty liner inside. The pannier would not close. I suspected not so bought the external helmet lock when I bought the bike.
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Re: Saddlebag Liners
Helmet locks were standard equipment on my 08 ZX14 .My 2011 2012 and my 2015 ZX14R came without them! Cheap SOBs. 
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I agree. Though I have not used the setup yet, they appear nicely done and will perform like set of suitcases sitting the house, waiting to be filled and slipped into the trunk.Champ87 wrote: Fri Jun 01, 2018 2:33 am When I use panniers I'm usually happy to pack stuff directly into them but I know from previous experience that from time to time a set of bag liners would be useful. Result; I decided to buy a set Kawasaki saddlebag liners. I say "Kawasaki" but they're actually manufactured by Givi (or one of their Chinese suppliers) as the labels inside clearly reveal.
I had to think about this a bit because they seem quite expensive, but I have to say, now the money's gone and the bags are here I'm pleased with what I got. Bag liners seem nicely finished with Kawasaki logo, reflective trim, and double zip to open from center or either direction. Inside they're lined with a zip-up mesh divider and each bag comes with a shoulder strap.
Here they are:
KQR™ 28 Liter Hard Saddlebag Liner Set
Kawasaki Part # 100LUU-0004
MSRP US$139.95 for left and right liner set
Available from Bike Bandit for US$133.95 (free shipping)
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I've used them. They work pretty well, seem fairly well made too. You can stuff them pretty full and still get the panniers closed. Makes going into/out of hotels really nice. I've had them on all my bikes, usually one of the first things I get.
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