Any suggestions on a good rear box? any pics would be appreciated
thank you
Rear Box
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GIVI E-52
22 Pounds recommended load. ( I put much more).
Two Nolan helmets fit fine too.
With additional pad, makes a good backrest for the passenger.
Add a top rack and you have a place to strap a tent and a chairs.
The light kit will make your bike more visible on the road at night.
http://www.giviusa.com/caschi_borse_bau ... 87&lang=en
Good Luck.
22 Pounds recommended load. ( I put much more).
Two Nolan helmets fit fine too.
With additional pad, makes a good backrest for the passenger.
Add a top rack and you have a place to strap a tent and a chairs.
The light kit will make your bike more visible on the road at night.
http://www.giviusa.com/caschi_borse_bau ... 87&lang=en
Good Luck.
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2002 R1150R
2004 R1150 ABS
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2002 R1150R
2004 R1150 ABS
2003 F650 CSA
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I presume you're asking about top cases. I have a 36 liter GIVI with their R1150R bracket. I like it and it holds quite a bit. It won't hold a helmet, but is still very large and sturdy. I only wish it was keyed the same as the bike. The photos are pretty small, but you get the idea.beemerboy wrote:Any suggestions on a good rear box? any pics would be appreciated
thank you


Al
Ogden, Utah
2002 R1150RT
2004 R1150R (sold) (sigh...)
2004 R 1150GS
Ogden, Utah
2002 R1150RT
2004 R1150R (sold) (sigh...)
2004 R 1150GS
Re: Rear Box
thanks, i cant seem to find prices, do any of these mount on the stack rear rack?
My guess is so but i can hope
My guess is so but i can hope
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Do any of these fit on the rear stock rack? My guess is no but i can hope
Also i cant seem to find any prices anyone have any ideas
Also i cant seem to find any prices anyone have any ideas
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I've been living with the cheapo JC Whitney box. I got that one specifically because it will hold an XL helmet. Here's what it will look like

It *will* install on stock BMW rack, but I didn't seem secure to me. So I did the kitchen cutting board mod and I'm pretty happy with the rig now. Can see more about it here
http://picasaweb.google.com/slater.f/20 ... kXQBMX57Z8
Box holds a good amount of stuff and it is waterproof. Good luck.

It *will* install on stock BMW rack, but I didn't seem secure to me. So I did the kitchen cutting board mod and I'm pretty happy with the rig now. Can see more about it here
http://picasaweb.google.com/slater.f/20 ... kXQBMX57Z8
Box holds a good amount of stuff and it is waterproof. Good luck.
Gone but not forgotten: 2004 Orange Rockster
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I have had two different J C Whitney boxes. For the money, they are pretty good. I managed to fit them to the stock BMW rear rack.




Bob
2002 Atlanta Blue
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2002 Atlanta Blue
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I bought a second pillion seat, and bolted on, from the underside, a Pelican Case. I want to say I used a 1450. I bought the case and seat used for a total of $50. I can always swap back seats if I want carry a passenger. I would imagine that I could carry about 40 pounds safely, but have never put more than about 25 pounds in it. I added a few trailer reflectors to the sides and back of the case for added low-light visibility.
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Thank you to all again for being friggin awesome and helpful