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seabeegt
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US Navy Seabee
Location: Virginia Beach, VA
Re: Rear rack/bag suggestions
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Reply #15
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April 09, 2014, 03:41:50 pm »
Just spent a crapload$ w/ Kriega again. Got a 5L + tankmount and a Rotopax setup coming.
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Rusty Shovel
Aimless Ne'er Do Well
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Houston, TX
Location: Katy, TX
Re: Rear rack/bag suggestions
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Reply #16
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April 09, 2014, 06:33:52 pm »
That's the ticket! Ordered the Nomadic Rack last night (the Wolfman was too short). The Kriega 20 is coming soon. It's awesome that I'll be able to access the gas cap without screwing with the bag. Thanks for posting the pic.
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2014 KTM 690 Enduro R
Drblackbird
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Location: Houston, Tx
Re: Rear rack/bag suggestions
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Reply #17
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April 12, 2014, 11:44:07 pm »
Guys......Check out this site for a review and listing of multiple bags.....
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http://lonewolfexpeditions.blogspot.com/2013/02/the-soft-saddlebag-revolution.html
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seabeegt
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Location: Virginia Beach, VA
Re: Rear rack/bag suggestions
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April 27, 2014, 10:34:43 pm »
That's a pretty good blog about bags. I think I need some more soft luggage. Think I'll try a Giant Loop Mojavi bag setup next. It may cover the gas cap though... but that may be worth the strain cuz it'll distribute they weight accordingly. We'll see. They're like $250 so might have to put that on the backburner for a bit.
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Shay with tha guage and Nilla with tha nine.... word to your mutha.
Hugeroost
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Re: Rear rack/bag suggestions
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July 28, 2014, 04:15:58 pm »
Colorado, for some reason all your pics have been deleted, I want to see, can you repost, thanks, Roost
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Alabama Adventurer
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Huntsville, Alabama
Re: Rear rack/bag suggestions
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Reply #20
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August 06, 2014, 09:25:12 pm »
Hugeroost,
Yeah, at one time we were allowed to store our pictures on this website, then the policy changed and that is why the pictures are deleted. Now we have to have the pictures elsewhere and link to them. Anyway, here are a couple that I took recently.
Here's one from today with the backpack, the gym back (C-10) and a package from the post office to boot!
Colorado.
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Philip Pino
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Oceanside, CA
Location: North San Diego County
Re: Rear rack/bag suggestions
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Reply #21
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December 01, 2014, 03:15:58 pm »
Colorado Rider,
I see that you have a Scott Oiler installed on your bike. Which model, how do you like it and why did you go with the Scott Oiler vs others?
Thanks.
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Alabama Adventurer
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Huntsville, Alabama
Re: Rear rack/bag suggestions
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Reply #22
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December 01, 2014, 10:10:45 pm »
Philip,
Check out the install page for more pics - it's on this site here:
http://690enduro.createaforum.com/sweet-mods-and-accessories/scottoiler-automatic-chain-oiler/msg1263/#msg1263
I've seen the Scottoiler on street bikes and really liked the idea of reduced maintenance and less spray lube to buy! I bought it because it was the one that I knew the most about and they seemed to have a good reputation.
Colorado
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Philip Pino
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Oceanside, CA
Location: North San Diego County
Re: Rear rack/bag suggestions
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Reply #23
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December 03, 2014, 04:34:43 am »
Just found that posting. Thanks. Man, I'm losing sleep trying to read all the great info on this forum.
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truck11
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Sterling, VA (Northern VA - DC Metro)
Location: Sterling VA
Re: Rear rack/bag suggestions
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Reply #24
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February 03, 2015, 07:48:00 am »
Anyone gotten the rear rack from Perun in Serbia?
http://www.perunmoto.com/products/ktm-690-enduro-luggage-rack
Looks a little better than the Nomadic one (slots for straps and rubber bumber/support etc)
Price is on par with other racks. Was thinking about getting this rack and the tank bolts together and saving on shipping charges!
~Julian
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Philip Pino
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Oceanside, CA
Location: North San Diego County
Re: Rear rack/bag suggestions
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Reply #25
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February 03, 2015, 02:48:18 pm »
Sweet find. I like their side rack adaptor plates. Unfortunately I already have the Nomadic rack.
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Ed M
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Location: Warrensburg, MO
Re: Rear rack/bag suggestions
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Reply #26
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February 12, 2015, 11:35:00 am »
I have Perun's basic rack and the extension plate he sells on my 690. So far I have only carried my Wolfman tail bag on it that is large enough to hold a full face helmet. It will be later this spring and summer before I really get to test it out.
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Ed M
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Re: Rear rack/bag suggestions
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Reply #27
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February 25, 2015, 11:14:39 pm »
Great thread!
I've been going back and forth between the Perun Moto ($120), the Nomad ($100), and the Wolfman ($200). The Perun costs about $40 to ship to the US, but I ended up choosing it because:
I've seen a number of his posts on ADVRider and he's really put some great thought into it
It's designed to be compatible with the Touratech side racks (which I have). Although I did see this thread which shows the Nomad is also compatible
http://690enduro.createaforum.com/racks-luggage/touratech-side-racks-nomadic-top-rack-combo-install/
It's the smallest (which could be a negative, but he does make an optional expansion plate) and it seems to fit the lines of the bike a little better
I'll post a review when I get it installed.
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seabeegt
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US Navy Seabee
Location: Virginia Beach, VA
Re: Rear rack/bag suggestions
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Reply #28
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January 11, 2016, 07:23:14 pm »
If I were posed with the same options, I'd go with Perun's rack. I really like the extra spots for straps and whatnot. I got the Nomadic rack and its working just fine, but I woulda gone with Perun's if I'd had the chance.
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truck11
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Sterling, VA (Northern VA - DC Metro)
Location: Sterling VA
Re: Rear rack/bag suggestions
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Reply #29
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January 12, 2016, 07:12:24 am »
I ordered Perun's tank bolts, rack and heel guards last week. Hope to get them soon.
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