The MZ Baghira Thread - Page 5

BigHairy · 01-10-2009, 12:43 AM

This is my 05 Baggy with a bunch of Touratech stuff on it. I have SM and Enduro wheels and switch back and forth occasionally. (like when a bunch of spokes broke in the back of the 18" rear) You can't really see it in these pictures, but I installed the Touratech 2l fuel can on the inside (opposite from muffler) side of the left pannier. It HAS come in handy.

I have the rear trunk "electrified" with a bunch of products from www.powerlet.net and often run heated gear, GPS, Sattelite radio, and keep my phone charged. I have been real happy with the bike with no real problems other than ones I created by trying to do deep sand with SM wheels. (front fender snaps right off just so you know) I do need to either extend the exhaust exit to keep the soot off the bag or just build a custom muffler. I had a M4 originally on it but it would not clear with the bag mounts.

BigHairy

Baggi'tard · 01-27-2009, 11:17 AM

Nice one BigHairy!

Baggi'tard · 01-27-2009, 02:10 PM

BTW, we need a picture of that auxilliary tank mount.

CasterTroy · 02-19-2009, 11:38 AM

New baggy owner with pics

Faulpelz · 02-21-2009, 08:10 AM

Here is the B I G Baghira:

http://www.motoscout24.de/Public/Det...x?id=ztkbzkgwg

Baggi'tard · 03-09-2009, 08:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Faulpelz

Here is the B I G Baghira:

http://www.motoscout24.de/Public/Det...x?id=ztkbzkgwg

Cool! can you transport to US and sell for say $5K?

Taipan · 05-11-2010, 08:23 AM

Any Baggi owners still about? Even MZRiders seems to haev little Baghira owner traffic these days? I just recently picked up an 02 Baggi. Fitted a BSM Vampire exhaust to it but its stock apart from that.

CasterTroy · 05-11-2010, 11:33 AM

I'm still around

tigerboy · 05-12-2010, 03:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Taipan

Any Baggi owners still about? Even MZRiders seems to haev little Baghira owner traffic these days? I just recently picked up an 02 Baggi. Fitted a BSM Vampire exhaust to it but its stock apart from that.

Yup, it's still my principle bike, the one I love riding the most

There's so much I have yet to learn about riding ......

While I'm here, I went down exactly a year ago due to a sucky front tire, so I'm still in the market for a right mirror. Too bad MZ parts are so hard to find, I've been checking eBay for a whole year now

But I love my Baghira.

There was a Yellow Baghira on eBay a few weeks ago, with a Bag system I would LOVE to have had. It was the nice solid Pelican hard cases, but what was special here, the owner had formulated his own side and top rack, welded it together. It was a custom job and looked slick. No wonder his bike sold easily.

Taipan · 05-13-2010, 02:26 AM

Well taht 3 of us rthat are ina different class!

Tigerboy, have you approached a local fabricator? Be quite easy to have something made up using your grab rail mounting points or even brackets for one of the after market set ups to bolt onto your grab rail. Soem of teh top kits have universal clamps on and I'm sure using a a few bars and suitable clamps you could get one to fit mcGyver stylee!

My front disc had some play in it and would rattle as you hit a bump etc. There was almost 2mm movment between the disc and carrier which isn't good. I was told an R1 disc (99-02) fits okay so I had a look on ebay nd bagged a brand new one for £46 delivered!

I put it on the bike on saturday and yes it went straight on, but i had some trouble getting the caliper back on and it to really push it against the wheel to get it back into position! But it is on and working fine and seems to all line up okay now its on there. Anyone else fitted a R1 disc? Was your clearance when refitting the caliper an issue?

CasterTroy · 05-13-2010, 04:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tigerboy

I'm still in the market for a right mirror. Too bad MZ parts are so hard to find, I've been checking eBay for a whole year now

But I love my Baghira.

I'm riding with the MUCH improved and much cooler looking mirrors from a KTM 950SM

Looks a LOT better and plentiful

Taipan · 05-13-2010, 05:56 AM

Now that is sweet! Looks more up todate too! I've got to swap out my bars for narrower ones as the OEM ones are just too wide when lane splittiing into London. Might see if I can find some KTM mirrors too.

MSW1 · 05-13-2010, 09:40 AM

You are not alone....

I'm still out there riding my MZ Black Panther every day. Haven't taken a picture of her for a while, but here's one from our trip to Death Valley a year or so ago:

That pic is of the dual sport kit, but I have the SM wheels as well (it was originally the SM model). I absolutely love this bike. With both sets of wheels, there isn't a better all-around bike to own. Sure, I might own another bike someday, but I'll never get rid of this one.

It really needs to be put up for a few weeks to fix some little things (oil seepage from a case bolt that stripped out, take apart and lube the rear shock/links, new sprockets/chain, etc.). Hope to get that stuff taken care of at some point this summer.

Glad to hear there are still some Baggies out there kicking!

MZfan · 07-13-2010, 07:23 PM

Hi guys. Im new here but I've been a lurker for many years. I have wanted a baghira for a while. I cant wait to get one and post my pic here. You guys have some good looking MZ's.

tigerboy · 07-18-2010, 11:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MSW1

You are not alone....

I'm still out there riding my MZ Black Panther every day. Haven't taken a picture of her for a while, but here's one from our trip to Death Valley a year or so ago:

WOW, I like your bag system on that. Is that all off-the-shelf?

Nice and compact. While I'm happy with my top bag, by the time I strap on my tent, sleeping back, knapsack and cot (on trips that I camp), doesn't leave a whole lot of space for me

Plus the KTM mirrors look slick, but probably aren't cheap either.

01-10-2009, 12:43 AM	#61
BigHairy Adventurer Joined: Jan 2007 Location: Detroit Oddometer: 21	Baggy with Accessories This is my 05 Baggy with a bunch of Touratech stuff on it. I have SM and Enduro wheels and switch back and forth occasionally. (like when a bunch of spokes broke in the back of the 18" rear) You can't really see it in these pictures, but I installed the Touratech 2l fuel can on the inside (opposite from muffler) side of the left pannier. It HAS come in handy. I have the rear trunk "electrified" with a bunch of products from www.powerlet.net and often run heated gear, GPS, Sattelite radio, and keep my phone charged. I have been real happy with the bike with no real problems other than ones I created by trying to do deep sand with SM wheels. (front fender snaps right off just so you know) I do need to either extend the exhaust exit to keep the soot off the bag or just build a custom muffler. I had a M4 originally on it but it would not clear with the bag mounts. BigHairy

01-27-2009, 11:17 AM	#62
Baggi'tard ^OP Assventure rider Joined: Sep 2006 Location: N35°57.14' W84°4.03' Oddometer: 379	Nice one BigHairy! __________________ "Welcome to Tennessee, the patron state of shootin' stuff." Bob Lee Swagger KTM 640E, MZ 660 Baghira, Ducati Multistrada 1100S

01-27-2009, 02:10 PM	#63
Baggi'tard ^OP Assventure rider Joined: Sep 2006 Location: N35°57.14' W84°4.03' Oddometer: 379	BTW, we need a picture of that auxilliary tank mount. __________________ "Welcome to Tennessee, the patron state of shootin' stuff." Bob Lee Swagger KTM 640E, MZ 660 Baghira, Ducati Multistrada 1100S

02-21-2009, 08:10 AM	#65
Faulpelz Offroader Joined: Feb 2009 Location: Germany,in front of Berlin Oddometer: 65	Here is the B I G Baghira: http://www.motoscout24.de/Public/Det...x?id=ztkbzkgwg __________________ Tausend Meter im Quadrat,zwischen Minenfeld und Stacheldraht,jetzt wisst ihr wo ich wohne,ich wohne in der Zone.

05-13-2010, 09:40 AM	#73
MSW1 Lost and Confused Joined: Apr 2007 Location: San Mateo, CA Oddometer: 42	You are not alone.... I'm still out there riding my MZ Black Panther every day. Haven't taken a picture of her for a while, but here's one from our trip to Death Valley a year or so ago: That pic is of the dual sport kit, but I have the SM wheels as well (it was originally the SM model). I absolutely love this bike. With both sets of wheels, there isn't a better all-around bike to own. Sure, I might own another bike someday, but I'll never get rid of this one. It really needs to be put up for a few weeks to fix some little things (oil seepage from a case bolt that stripped out, take apart and lube the rear shock/links, new sprockets/chain, etc.). Hope to get that stuff taken care of at some point this summer. Glad to hear there are still some Baggies out there kicking! __________________ MSW 2005 MZ Baghira Black Panther SM 1982 Honda V45 Sabre 1966 Honda CL77 Scrambler I like my beer like I like my women - cold, dark, and bitter.

02-19-2009, 11:38 AM	#64
CasterTroy Can You supersize that? Joined: Mar 2004 Location: Kernersville, NC Oddometer: 121	New baggy owner with pics

05-11-2010, 08:23 AM	#67
Taipan Adventurer Joined: Mar 2005 Location: Essex, England Oddometer: 90	Any Baggi owners still about? Even MZRiders seems to haev little Baghira owner traffic these days? I just recently picked up an 02 Baggi. Fitted a BSM Vampire exhaust to it but its stock apart from that.

05-13-2010, 02:26 AM	#70
Taipan Adventurer Joined: Mar 2005 Location: Essex, England Oddometer: 90	Well taht 3 of us rthat are ina different class! Tigerboy, have you approached a local fabricator? Be quite easy to have something made up using your grab rail mounting points or even brackets for one of the after market set ups to bolt onto your grab rail. Soem of teh top kits have universal clamps on and I'm sure using a a few bars and suitable clamps you could get one to fit mcGyver stylee! My front disc had some play in it and would rattle as you hit a bump etc. There was almost 2mm movment between the disc and carrier which isn't good. I was told an R1 disc (99-02) fits okay so I had a look on ebay nd bagged a brand new one for £46 delivered! I put it on the bike on saturday and yes it went straight on, but i had some trouble getting the caliper back on and it to really push it against the wheel to get it back into position! But it is on and working fine and seems to all line up okay now its on there. Anyone else fitted a R1 disc? Was your clearance when refitting the caliper an issue?

05-13-2010, 05:56 AM	#72
Taipan Adventurer Joined: Mar 2005 Location: Essex, England Oddometer: 90	Now that is sweet! Looks more up todate too! I've got to swap out my bars for narrower ones as the OEM ones are just too wide when lane splittiing into London. Might see if I can find some KTM mirrors too.

07-13-2010, 07:23 PM	#74
MZfan Adventurer Joined: Jul 2010 Location: Pacific Northwest U.S.A but ask my GPS Oddometer: 48	Hi guys. Im new here but I've been a lurker for many years. I have wanted a baghira for a while. I cant wait to get one and post my pic here. You guys have some good looking MZ's. __________________ MZ 125-supermoto (70 mph) 15hp MZ 125-sx (70 mph) 15hp previous bike- YAMAHA 2001 XT225 -sold

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