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steel wire cargo net ?
i seem to remember reading somewhere about a steel wire cargo net that you can lock to you bike with a padlock . i have tried to google for it but cannot find it anywhere ! so does anyone know exactly what it,s called ? and where i can get it from ? thanks .
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Here's a start point:-

eBay UK Shop - Mike Baxter Trading PacSafe UK: PacSafe, exomesh, PacSafe Rucksack Webbing

Do a search for pacsafe which is the trade name that I think you are thinking of - there has been some discussion about this system in other threads in here.
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that,s it ! thank,s walkabout .
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Do a search for pacsafe which is the trade name that I think you are thinking of - there has been some discussion about this system in other threads in here.
Yes thats the thing you have to look out for....
one more shop is: Pacsafe Pacsafe 85 kaufen Sie bei Globetrotter Ausrüstung!

well it's a German mail order shop.
mainly for rucksacks up to 55-85 L cost 64.95 euros not cheap
they sale a extra steel roope 240cm long 24.95 euros

may gives you a refference.... the whole shop is not cheap anyway.

main page is: Pacsafe

they do packsafe in sizes like: pacsafe 85, 100, 120, 140, and all sorts of bags....
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I bought mine from Les at Travdri-plus. He supports HU and attends the meetings. Superb friendly service, advice and chance to support a fellow motorcyclist.
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PacSafe StuffSafe 80 secure waterproof sack
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i seem to remember reading somewhere about a steel wire cargo net that you can lock to you bike with a padlock . i have tried to google for it but cannot find it anywhere ! so does anyone know exactly what it,s called ? and where i can get it from ? thanks .
I've recently ordered the new StuffSafe because the mesh is on the outside and should do less damage to visors etc. than the plain rucksack covers. It's also waterproof. I'll let you know if it's any good when it arrives.
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I bought my wrap safe in 'Blacks' I'm pretty sure they carried the full range though
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Also check Jessops
I picked up a couple of the Pac Safes from Jessops in their bargain bins for about 10 GBP each. Great for a visible deterrent for my jackets and helmets when leaving the bike for short periods. I also fed a cable through the jacket arm and helmet chin piece just because I had it there.

With the pak safe my gear was never disturbed. When I was just using the cable I came back to the bike a couple of times where the gear had been moved around ???
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I picked up a couple of the Pac Safes from Jessops in their bargain bins for about 10 GBP each. Great for a visible deterrent for my jackets and helmets when leaving the bike for short periods. I also fed a cable through the jacket arm and helmet chin piece just because I had it there.

With the pak safe my gear was never disturbed. When I was just using the cable I came back to the bike a couple of times where the gear had been moved around ???

Is that the Jessops that sells cameras in the UK Ozrockrat, or some other trader?
I can see why they would stock the smaller bags (for camera security) but you got the big ones from them for a tenner?
Good deal if so!!
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The big ones
The ones I got were big enough to fit 2 jackets and helmets in. They can fit over the BMW topbox on my GS which I have done when I had something special in I didn't want the opportinuity thieves grabbing. But be carefull if you use them over a duffle and strap them to the bike as they will rub marks into the paintwark or panniers .
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I'll let you know if it's any good when it arrives.
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cargo net looks good
that looks better than my old method, i used to use a 2 metre steel cable through sleeves of jacket, helmet and bike wheel........untill a passing dog peed all over my lid and jacket..........
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