If you could only have one accessory what would you get?
- bikeguy joe
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I ride a super sonic nekid standard -
Maybe some Beetle bags - they are hardbags matched to my bikes color and body shape.
I can't think of anything I really want to add to my bike. I'm not even sure about he bags. Soft bags have worked well so far, and the Beetle bags are like $1000 for the pair, and I really don't like Givi's on my bike.

Maybe some Beetle bags - they are hardbags matched to my bikes color and body shape.
I can't think of anything I really want to add to my bike. I'm not even sure about he bags. Soft bags have worked well so far, and the Beetle bags are like $1000 for the pair, and I really don't like Givi's on my bike.
* 2003 Kawasaki ZRX1200R *
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Riding year around here in NE Ohio, a windshield is my first choice in accesories. Can't count the thousands of miles I've ridden in the rain and/or cold which is much more pleasant with a windshield.
After a windshield, some luggage is also a necessary extra. Have had a tank bag for years and added soft tail bag and saddlebags for travelling a few years ago. Got a 33L Givi trunk last spring and don't know why I waited so long to get a piece of hard luggage. Carries a weeks clothing and on our June trip south last year, we rode in some of the heaviest rains ever. Close to zero visibility on top of the Blue Ridge Parkway. That Givi bag never leaked a drop.

After a windshield, some luggage is also a necessary extra. Have had a tank bag for years and added soft tail bag and saddlebags for travelling a few years ago. Got a 33L Givi trunk last spring and don't know why I waited so long to get a piece of hard luggage. Carries a weeks clothing and on our June trip south last year, we rode in some of the heaviest rains ever. Close to zero visibility on top of the Blue Ridge Parkway. That Givi bag never leaked a drop.
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There should be an edit button when you look at your posts. If not, I can edit it for you. What do you want changed?Armadillo wrote:is there no way to edit a post?
* 2003 Kawasaki ZRX1200R *
"What good fortune for those of us in power that people do not think. " Hitler - think about that one for a minute.
"What good fortune for those of us in power that people do not think. " Hitler - think about that one for a minute.