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Hard cases for my Spyder
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mrb
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effgjamis
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GeminiJane
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Can they color match them?
mrb
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Yep.
Thanks for all of the information! It's nice to see a everyone having the same opinions. They look great.
How does it look with the cases off the bike? Do you see much of the brackets that hold the cases?
bjt
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Thanks! The more people that like them, the closer I am to owning them.
GeminiJane
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I didn't realize when I originally asked if they could color match that Industries 7 is GIVI since my husband is my "bike accessories" guy. But just wanted to say that I had the GIVI cases and top box on my Moto Guzzi and toured with them. Only problem I ever had was one of the latches broke loose on the first open/close but my dealer was able to get me a replacement one in a very short time and it was easy to re-install and re-key to my other locks. I used the inner water proof liners and loved them since they have the shoulder strap you can just hang over your shoulder when you hauled stuff into the motel room at night. The hard cases themselves would let just a few drops of rain in if you were riding in really, really hard rain for extended periods of time, but with the waterproof inner lines - not an issue. We even ran into flooding on one trip in W. VA to such a degree that they were flagging drivers at the bottom of a big hill because the water had formed a "lake" over the road. It was deep enough that even with my knees pulled up as high as I could go, my feet still made waves and the bottoms of the bags were "ski-ing" yet everthing stayed dry. Now that I know I love my new Spyder and will most likely let it share touring duties with the beemer, that's what I'll be getting, too.
Did anyone mention they are off with a turn of the key. Almost instant.
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