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I have these BMW panniers for sale. They are used so have a couple of scratches but not broken, all locks also work fine. Don't really know what a fair price is, probably around R2k but make me a fair offer and we can talk. Cheers A

Hi B, please hold on to them for me I will drop you a pm. Thx

I've been using a Kenda Big Block for a couple of years already and and really happy it. Mitas E07 on the back and Kenda up front, great combo.

Hi All, I'm looking for a front mudguard and the bit that joins the left and right chain guard thingy for a BMW Funduro. I have tried Acme but no joy. Thx

I have some kit for about that age, let me know if you would like to send you more details. Cheers

Hi I have lost my parking for my bike trailer so selling it because I don't have space indoors. Its a 3 plastic/2 adventure bike trailer with a ramp for easy loading. Tyres have only done about 3000km and the spare is still new. All licences are up to date and its roadworthy. Looking for around...

I removed the disks and used two ball bearings (about 17mm) to re-do my rivets. Put one underneath the rivet and one on top and give it a good smack with a 5 pound hammer, this expands the rivet on the inside and.......silence  :)

Free State flats

Hi D Post some pics of what you did

Hier is 3 ouens in Bloem wat powder coating doen, het jy al al drie probeer?

Thanks, appreciate the inputs, can now make a proper call  :ricky:

Hi All, we are doing a trip this coming weekend (19th) up Sani. Does anybody know what its like at the moment as they have had plenty snow. We are a mixed bunch of riders and dont want to expose inexperienced riders to more than they can chew, so if its pretty washed away I need to plot another...

Sent a mail, have a look and let me know.

What size is the lid?

Net mooi ingeloop  :pot:

https://wilddog.net.za/forum/index.php?topic=224191.0

Sent PM

Sent you a message  :biggrin:

That is a fairly common DIY sidestand bypass. Interesting though that it interferes with the clutch electronics. I carry something similar in my kit when riding just in case. You didnt get a look at what lives inside that 'fix'?

The epoxy route will work great, just remember to get the contact point 'high' enough so that it makes good contact otherwise it will arc and cause hassles again.