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Will that be a custum tubless kit or do you mean the Outex kit available on Webike?

Thx and keep the pics coming

Tell us about the hard luggage.

(07-31-2016, 09:58 PM)Elipten_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Tell us about the hard luggage.

Yes actually the side cases are Giving E22N, simple, efficient, cheap and easy to install. They have a pair of turning signals at the rear side.

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Was not somebody asking about hard case options recently?

QuangCB - Hey, how did you mount those Givi 22N Bags? I have those same bags I took off of my CB750 Nighthawk. I would be interested in what mount or mounting kit you used, Givi doesn't have one in the U.S. (that I could find).

(and....mine don't have the 'built-in' turn signals....NICE)

(08-01-2016, 11:43 AM)BayAreaRick_imp Wrote: [ -> ]QuangCB - Hey, how did you mount those Givi 22N Bags? I have those same bags I took off of my CB750 Nighthawk. I would be interested in what mount or mounting kit you used, Givi doesn't have one in the U.S. (that I could find).

(and....mine don't have the 'built-in' turn signals....NICE)

Hi! I use the same kit that comes with the hard cases. It's not hard to install. Cheers

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That is absolutely amazing!
Though I have to say that I'd be hard pressed to cover up all that wire-spoke-glittery-goodness with luggage racks and hard cases!

(07-31-2016, 07:42 PM)Riko_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Will that be a custum tubless kit or do you mean the Outex kit available on Webike?

Thx and keep the pics coming

up?

QuangCB,
Great work!
Having looked into alternate wheel sets for the CB I know that your modification took quite a lot of thought and effort. With the 17" wheel diameter you have a lot of tyre options ... and already you've fitted a seriously wide rear tyre and the front looks like a 120. How does the bike feel rolling on this wide rubber? What difference did you notice from the stock tyre widths? If this is typical of your level of effort I'm really looking forward to seeing your next modification.
All the best.

(08-11-2016, 01:52 PM)Aussieflyer_imp Wrote: [ -> ]QuangCB,
Great work!
Having looked into alternate wheel sets for the CB I know that your modification took quite a lot of thought and effort. With the 17" wheel diameter you have a lot of tyre options ... and already you've fitted a seriously wide rear tyre and the front looks like a 120. How does the bike feel rolling on this wide rubber? What difference did you notice from the stock tyre widths? If this is typical of your level of effort I'm really looking forward to seeing your next modification.
All the best.

Absolutely it was a really hard work but worth to try. It does improve the cornering ability a lot! I just came back from a 3000 miles trip from North to South of Vietnam and here are the pictures...

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