Pannier suggestions for 1200GS

[sjn7708]

Any opinions on aftermarket panniers for the 1200GS. Any experience with Touratech, Jesse, or others?

[dyvking]

Any opinions on aftermarket panniers for the 1200GS. Any experience with Touratech, Jesse, or others?

You'll most likely get more response on this one over on the Adventure Rider's GS forum.

I have the BMW cases for mine, and they work for me. Others don't like them.

[steve.foote]

You won't have any problem getting responses here. I have Jesse's and like them a lot. They offer a lot of room, are tough as nails and are easy to operate and remove.

[Jim VonBaden]

You won't have any problem getting responses here. I have Jesse's and like them a lot. They offer a lot of room, are tough as nails and are easy to operate and remove.

 

Agreed, and they look cool too!

 

 

 

Jim

[jimswms]

another vote for Jesse's. I Love them! What I don't love is how I got in on the Oct. special for a free top box and the top box still has not shipped!

[CMWingfield]

Another vote for Jessie sidecases. Helen Two Wheels sells the liners. It seems like they are priced around $70.00 for the two liners. I ordered two Mountain Smith packing cubes and collapsable cooler from Campmor. They work great as liners and they cost me $37.00.

Mike

[jimswms]

another option just went up at adv...

http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=109779

 

and

 

http://www.r1200gs.info/misc/micatech.html

[sjn7708]

thanks for the opinions and especially pictures helped. Went to Jesse webiste and liked med topcase as well. My dealer also recommended Jesse, so will give them a try.

[Jim VonBaden]

thanks for the opinions and especially pictures helped. Went to Jesse webiste and liked med topcase as well. My dealer also recommended Jesse, so will give them a try.

 

Good choice, post some pictures when you get them. Post some pictures of the install as well, if you can.

 

Jim