MTD Aluminum Panniers and Pannier kits

[lockyv7]

Alloy panniers and pannier kits.

BASIC PANNIER & KITS

These panniers come in two sizes and with or without an exhaust cut-out

450Long x 380High x 210Wide 35lt / 30lt with Exhaust cut-out

450Long x 380High x 260Wide 45lt / 40lt with Exhaust cut-out

PRICE For pannier kit, thats with 2 panniers, pannier frames and pannier mount kit with Exhaust cut-out.

$895.00 Raw alloy
$100.00 Powder coating

ADV price $895.00 Powder Coated












CLASSIC PANNIER KITS

450Long x 380High x 210Wide 35lt / 30lt with Exhaust cut-out

450Long x 380High x 260Wide 45lt / 40lt with Exhaust cut-out

PRICE For pannier kit, thats with 2 panniers, pannier frames and pannier mount kit with Exhaust cut-out.

$1050.00 Raw alloy
$100.00 powder coating

ADV PRICE $1050.00 powder coated












For the BMW1200GSA
fitted with BMW GSA pannier frames i build a pannier kit to fit straight to those frames. These are in the Classic style with an exhaust cut. These kits also come in a small and a large size.

$850.00
$100.00

ADV PRICE $850.00 Powder coated










TOP-BOXS
large and Ex-large sizes.

400Wide x 350Deep x 280High 40lt large
550Wide x 350Deep x 280High 52lt Ex-large

$350.00 either size
$ 50.00 powder coating

ADV price $350.00 powder coated






All my panniers are hand crafted by myself on the Sunshine Coast Queensland, i freight Australia wide with TNT road express, contact me for a freight cost.
I can be contacted via PM or this thread, but i check my e-mail or answer the phone more often.

e-mail lachlan@mtdtours.com
PH- 07-54931381
or 0417622880

more to come.

[Unstable Rider]

Very snazzy looking cans I must say..

[lockyv7]

$1695.00 kits.
BMW1200GS Adventure style kits $1695.00
You get this.

1 x set Pannier frames powder coated Black with Exhaust cut for left pannier





1 x Adv style rear rack powder coated black, these racks are like a BMW adventure rack.





1 x Mesh style headlight guard powder coated black



1 x Set of MTD Basic style panniers in either a 30/35lt combo or a 40/45lt set. Powder coated


Yellow 1200 above has the 30/35lt Basic panniers


Black and Silver 1200 below has 40/45lt Basic panniers and 40lt Classic style top-box



1 x set of Adventure style crash bars, top and bottom sets. Powder coated black





Most of this kit, rack, pannier frames are also avaliable in stainless, stainless will cost you more so best to contact me before and ask, i dont carry everything in all colours and stainless as there would be just to much stock and money sitting on a shelf as there are other bikes and brands and models to carry stock for.

This kit can also be upgraded to Fit my Classic style panniers with the angles around the bottom, plus top-boxs if needed. For the Classic style panniers add an extra $150.00







This post is really about buying as a kit, i will be trying to put kits together for the F800/650GS and also the Tiger800 and the Tiger1200
Basic kits, good value.

[SYDADVGS]

That is a great package

[gonescratchin]

Regarding fitting to an R1200GSA, using existing pannier frame, do/can the panniers actually key-lock onto the frame?

Also, is removing the pannier done from inside the box, or outside the box? (i.e. where is the release latch located?).

Some other questions:
1. Would you rate them as waterproof, water resistant, or dry-bag is a must? What sort of seal-system is built into the lids?
2. Would it be possible to see some pics of the innards, and under the lids?
3. What thickness aluminium are you using for them?
4. Is the powder coating that 'hammertone' finish? Or just a plane, non-textured, look?
5. Can they be ordered without the recessed lid handle (in the middle of the lid)?

Sorry for all the questions, but I have found it really hard to buy this sort of stuff site-unseen in the past! All the info you've got would be great.

They look fantastic, and it's great to see some Aussie-made options available.
Cheers,

[lockyv7]

Originally Posted by gonescratchin

Regarding fitting to an R1200GSA, using existing pannier frame, do/can the panniers actually key-lock onto the frame?

Also, is removing the pannier done from inside the box, or outside the box? (i.e. where is the release latch located?).

Some other questions:
1. Would you rate them as waterproof, water resistant, or dry-bag is a must? What sort of seal-system is built into the lids?
2. Would it be possible to see some pics of the innards, and under the lids?
3. What thickness aluminium are you using for them?
4. Is the powder coating that 'hammertone' finish? Or just a plane, non-textured, look?
5. Can they be ordered without the recessed lid handle (in the middle of the lid)?

Sorry for all the questions, but I have found it really hard to buy this sort of stuff site-unseen in the past! All the info you've got would be great.

They look fantastic, and it's great to see some Aussie-made options available.
Cheers,

Hi, the panniers dont key lock, they use a puck and loc tab for mounting.
The panniers are built from 2mm sheet


This photo is for the lids.



There fitted with a block rubber seal in the lid, a alloy angle is welded under the lid to hold the seal.

the powder coating is the textured look.

These are fully tig welded and waterproof

Without the recessed handles are no problem, may have to make and powder coat a set, i just end up with to much stock sitting on the shelf to carry everything.

To remove the panniers first you have to remove the lockable lids and undo the lock tabs from inside the box.

[gonescratchin]

Originally Posted by lockyv7

Hi, the panniers dont key lock, they use a puck and loc tab for mounting.
The panniers are built from 2mm

There fitted with a block rubber seal in the lid, a alloy angle is welded under the lid to hold the seal.

the powder coating is the textured look.

These are fully tig welded and waterproof

Without the recessed handles are no problem, may have to make and powder coat a set, i just end up with to much stock sitting on the shelf to carry everything.

To remove the panniers first you have to remove the lockable lids and undo the lock tabs from inside the box.

Thanks for getting back so quick. They look like a great piece of workmanship.

I only mentioned the handles on top cause of the tendency for corrugations to cause any edges to pretty well saw through anything touching them. (ie tent strapped on top).

I'm planning a 2 week trip over to Warburton early next year (once it cools down up there at least), from Adelaide, and will likely need more storage than my soft panniers can offer. Will be chasing dirt as much as possible. These look like they'll do the job nicely.

What sort of time frame should I allow for an order? (Am thinking of the Classics for the GSA, powder coated, let's assume you have none in stock and need to make them from scratch).

[lockyv7]

Originally Posted by gonescratchin

Thanks for getting back so quick. They look like a great piece of workmanship.

I only mentioned the handles on top cause of the tendency for corrugations to cause any edges to pretty well saw through anything touching them. (ie tent strapped on top).

I'm planning a 2 week trip over to Warburton early next year (once it cools down up there at least), from Adelaide, and will likely need more storage than my soft panniers can offer. Will be chasing dirt as much as possible. These look like they'll do the job nicely.

What sort of time frame should I allow for an order? (Am thinking of the Classics for the GSA, powder coated, let's assume you have none in stock and need to make them from scratch).

To build a set from scratch with powdercoating a bit over 2 weeks, if i ask the powder coater to hurry the job through make it a bit over 3 weeks. I normally have a couple of set of lids without handles kicking around, soom i will also have my own expandable lit top bags, but there a couple of months off. If you need more photos or anything else just contact me through lachlan@mtdtours.com
Cheers Lachlan

[gonescratchin]

Thanks Lachlan,
Once I've got some dates sorted I'll drop you an email.
Cheers

Chris

[OldDog]

Hey Locky, quick question mate, are you making panniers to suit the Triumph 800XC? I'm after a plain basic set.

Cheers

Bill

[lockyv7]

Originally Posted by OldDog

Hey Locky, quick question mate, are you making panniers to suit the Triumph 800XC? I'm after a plain basic set.

Cheers

Bill

Hi bill, when you say 'plain' basic set is it raw alloy your after, if so yes i have a set here made up $895.00 for a kit, thats pannier frames, panniers one with a cut-out for the exhaust and a pannier mount kit, pucks and loc tabs and all the fittings.
$895.00

Cheers Lachlan

[farcall]

Locky

Can you stick up some pics, words & price for your DR650 rack system? I've got a mate wanting to suss them out. Thanks.

[Sydney Andy]

Do you do anything for the Yammy XT600E ???

[Precis]

I've got a set of these boxes and they're world-class - easily a match for the stuff from Germanland; They even take being whacked into the bench at Campsite picnic tables with no structural damage.....
Being a notorious tight-arse, I grabbed a set which came up second-hand - only set I've ever seen offered for sale; One of the latches had lost its lock on a previous trip around Australia; when I contacted Locky about the cost of a replacement, he sent it gratis. Free. No charge. Despite the fact that I hadn't paid him for the boxes but bought them second-hand.

That, Ladies & Gents, is Customer Service - something which most traders in Australia have either forgotten, or never knew.
The only way these panniers could be improved? By having a slide-out fabric bag to sling over your shoulder as you step into the hotel.

But if you're weighing up the cost of these or boxes from Germanland, Remainhere, India, China or wherever, you not will be unhappy with Locky's products, his price or his service.
For the next or other bikes, I'd certainly only make one call.
(NB: No affiliations other than as a very happy non-customer!)

[lockyv7]

Originally Posted by farcall

Locky

Can you stick up some pics, words & price for your DR650 rack system? I've got a mate wanting to suss them out. Thanks.

A few photos of the DR650 stuff

Pannier frames and rear rack , heavy duty. $450.00