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Panniers Tiger 900

I am looking for a set of 2nd hand hard panniers for a Triumph 900 ('95 plate) for a reasonable price. i have been quoted over £600 for the oe parts, any panniers would do, just need to fit the 2 high exahusts. any one got any ideas, especialy if the idea is near Edinburgh.
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This one will help I am sure I have a mate selling a set of triumph original parts panniers colour coded orange a few minor marks on them I believe but still in very good condition and sold with the triumph fitting kit his bike is a 2004 model so i would assume they should fit straight on. i will give him a ring and get a price then forward his number to you if your interested. He lives near Morpeth so not so far from Edwinsborough ! Jake.
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Robin, my mate wants £150 for the pannier set which includes the pannier fitting kit. He will post it to you for £25.00 or You can collect. He has just put it on E bay and the reserve is set at the above price. He will sell to you direct and remove from E Bay if you make a quick decision. The E Bay number is 300001258325 - Genuine Triumph Tiger Hard Luggage.
If you interested Give Him a Call direct He is called Dave tel 07870177309.Tell him Brad put you on to him. Cheers( Brad ) Jake.
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Robin my mate has had an offer of 150 + postage but is still giving you first refusal if you call him soon however if he has not heard within next day the e bay buyer takes them.
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Keep alert and on the forum and not messing about with work and i woudl have seen your posts earlier.

i think however that the 2004 bike has only but one exahust while my '95 tiger has 2 there by making it a nightmare to find boxes

Thanks for your help.

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