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12GS Tool Storage
I'm looking for ideas as to where to mount heavier tools and/or chain on my 12gs. I also want to store things (prob. away from the heavy stuff) that I don't want to take off the bike with the rest of my luggage (e.g. spare bulbs/1st aid kit etc that are a legal requirement in some jurisdictions).
Some folks attach a container to the bashplate of some bikes but this does not seem possible with the boxer. Any thoughts?? |
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jcpb,
I have an 1100 and have thought about to store tools, spares, etc., outwith the panniers, preferably low down. After a year on the road and much thought, I'm about to mount two 110mm diam water drainage pipes (with threaded cap on one end) underneath either cylinder. For security, I'll fix a latch to each cap to which I can attach a small padlock. I'm sure it'll look ugly, but frankly, who cares? If you're interested and the project works out, there'll be a pic on our next blog (see link below). Cheers, Hamish
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It'd be good to see any solutions that you come up with. My main concern with going downward is reducing the ground clearance, not that I go off road that often.
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