RDavidson
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Who makes those bags or are they one off?
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Who makes those bags or are they one off?
DaveI am going to have Spirit Leathers (LMC’s leather supplier) duplicate that swing arm bag in black for my R18 project.
I’m in discussions with Jimi at Spirit Leathers now. I’ll be sure to post details once we get things solidified.I was just thinking how nice that bag looks also.
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Paul Yaffe weighs in with a R18 bagger
Mine either, but having builders like Yaffe involved gets the R18 noticed in the U.S. market.Different ... but not my thing ...
That is trueMine either, but having builders like Yaffe involved gets the R18 noticed by n the U.S. market.
Maybe he should drop the bike a bit lower in the back, so it feels like you are always going up in the mountains.Paul Yaffe weighs in with a R18 bagger
Lovely biscuits
Sorry IDK I just copied and pasted the photo from FaceBookCould I ask if that is the Roland Sands seat by Mustang ?
If it is .....
1. Is the height the same as the standard seat ?
2. Does it push you forward or is the same ?
3. Is it comfier than the original ?
Thanks
Is that a ROCTANE model, or another R18 model with the rear side cases added? I think the ROCTANE speedometer is integrated within the headlight assembly.
You are right there when it comes to the headlight assembly. The rear mudguard is not the one for the Roctane and I believe the fuel tank isn’t either. Would it be a Classic one with the Roctane/B panniers and wheels?Is that a ROCTANE model, or another R18 model with the rear side cases added? I think the ROCTANE speedometer is integrated within the headlight assembly.