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I am looking for top loader ally boxes in the following dimensions or there abouts:
15cm deep 30cm wide 40cm high & 25 cm deep 30-35cm wide 40cm high These do not have to be bomb proof. They are going on my Ural outfit and so will not have to support the weight of a fallen bike, unless it all goes really wrong. I live in Estonia and have connections in the UK, but any EU supplier would be considered. Needless to say the cheaper the better. I plan to drill and place them myself so plain boxes are fine. Suggestions?
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Alpos - £150 the pair. Say 200 euros. Cheapest I know. Slighty less pretty than others twice the price - if you want pretty boxes.
If you get these, then I suggest (as Ive done) reinforcing the holes you drill with a steel doubling plate. The boxes are about 1mm thick which is fine, except if you mount them as I've done. Then the extra steel is useful. Nice city, Tallin. Good people in Estonia. Nice bike country along the coast and forests. Bykebitz Motorcycle Accessories - Home
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