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Neat but I'd be worried about severing a limb with those metal cases on there. I'm liking the looks of the dirtbags scout panniers. Softbags w/frame and quickly detach from the bike.

 

I like um, there sweet looking[8D]

 

with the way those would carry the weight, id be worried about snapping the sub frame.... it cant hold that much weight, and with the possible storage capicity, i could see over loading it easily... im with josh on the sharp metal edges....

 

You guys are fast. Thats my bike I was on my way over to post them here. I have been worried about the weight to, but so far so good. Also I only use them around town or on road trip without much narly riding, when I go out to hit the hard stuff I take them off. Glad you like.

 

How do you have them mounted?
Got more pics?

 

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Ok guys don’t [sm=icon_rofl.gif]at me to much, but we have a friend that has never been on a motorcycle she must weight about 250 or 300 lb very nice lady I gave her a ride and had no problem rider up the hill behind my place, the klx pulled us like nothing

 

Holy cow! Do you have to display a wide load banner with those?[sm=insomnia.gif]

My Fatboy with the saddle bags on isn't that wide. [sm=sigh.gif]

Okay, I'm crawling off in the corner and shutting my mouth. I shouldn't have said that. [:@]
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Mounting: I just used 1/2" square stock to make U brackets that go over the rear rack. Bought it from a local hardware store then just cut and welded it. I use u-bolts to attach it to the rack. I was worried it would be weak but I was wrong. The thing is rock solid and empty wieght is about 8lbs. I think the whole set-up cost me about 25$ and works perfect.