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Thread: Taking the Pelicans for a Ride..or...How a Poor Boy Affords Hard Cases

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04-23-2008	#31 (permalink)
Cat_Daddy Senior Member Supersport 600 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Springtown (Ft Worth) Texas Posts: 181	All right fellas. I told ya'll they were real simple. They're infinitely more sturdy than the expensive Norman Hyde pannier brackets I paid big bucks for. __________________ The Adventure Commuter:- Scrambler tank and fenders / TORs / Pelican top case and GIVI side cases / Lowered pegs / Bar risers / 19 t sprocket / Center stand / Gaiters / Renntec rack / Scrambler solo seat w/rack Click for Picture

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