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Held, and probably others, do a range that attaches to the fuel cap some how. I'm not entirely sure how, or how good they are but I've seen them go for around £50 on eBay...

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I bought a Held 20l one off ebay for £40 and rather than using magnets I attached it around the headstock and then bought a metre of webbing of ebay and some clasps and attached it under the seat. Much sturdier and doesnt move an inch.


Now its strapped to the rear seat and that's where it stays for the winter. To make it water proof I bought some Ziploc bags to make everything waterproof :)

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Bagster bags attach to a bike specific tank cover or universal harness rather than the tank itself. They are however quite pricey, I've managed to pick mine up second hand on ebay for pretty cheap.


This is the harness: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bagster-Easy- ... Sw~gRVuzJp

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Some combination of Kriega gear?


http://www.kriega.com/tank/

This basically adapts any of their "pillion" luggage bags into tank bags. They're wonderful for waterproofing, rugged and can be wrapped around rounded tanks due to the straps..


http://www.kriega.com/us-5-drybag/


Hope this helps :)

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I have a quick release Givi. You screw a ring onto your tank filler and it just clips to by that a quick release spring loaded mechanism and also has a headstock backup strap for safety. Love it.

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Bagster make a cover for the XT660R (2006-2011)


if its a tank bag you want.. and all you want, then you wont go far wrong with one of theirs.. all assuming you can justify the outlay.


from £96 for a single colour black, and prices up to £150 for a full colour/decal match.

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Someone call me,,,,


I have several, the oldest & my favourite is Buffalo, I used to tie them around the headstock but I've stopped doing that as they just dont move about unless youre into stoppies or drag starts :lol:

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Just my tuppence worth. I spent 8 months touring Europe in 2013-14 using a Cargo Endurance, or Endurance Cargo? Bought it off the local free adds for £10 on a whim. It was the only thing that stayed 100% dry including the genuine Triumph panniers.

Still use it now.


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