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I was thinking to fit soft luggage kindofthingies as side panniers on our F650 GS ; especially Cargo Endurance (tm) and planning to have them nowadays. Has anybody-by any chance have tried something like that ? Any experience welcome.Thanks anyway.
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I was thinking to fit soft luggage kindofthingies as side panniers on our F650 GS ; especially Cargo Endurance (tm) and planning to have them nowadays. Has anybody-by any chance have tried something like that ? Any experience welcome.Thanks anyway.

Yip, I used them and I think they're brilliant, material they used is very fough, I'm not too sure
about how waterproof they are though,.


This is them fully expanded, I never had to use them this way, but it's handy to know I can.
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sot panniers or tailwings?
Those seem to be veery large and clumsy pal. might make some room but; you wouldn't risk to put anything you wouldn't dare to lose. I made up my mind and bought a pair of hard panniers (40 lt Cappa).They also make a large (to some extent) and a heavy back; but stay put where tehy are supposed to be. interesting photo anyway. thanks.
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Those seem to be veery large and clumsy pal. might make some room but; you wouldn't risk to put anything you wouldn't dare to lose. I made up my mind and bought a pair of hard panniers (40 lt Cappa).They also make a large (to some extent) and a heavy back; but stay put where tehy are supposed to be. interesting photo anyway. thanks.
No Problem PAL, facinated to hear you opinion. You keep us posted on yer tidy hard panniers, good luck !
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