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Tusk Aluminum Panniers
Laurien in MT
V2 tusk panniers
I own 3 sets of these and the v2 is a great upgrade on hinges and cable to keep the lid on and almost impossible to lose. These are waterproof. Great year round!
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ROK Straps Medium Duty Adjustable Cargo Straps
Kevin in MO
Rok Solid
These work great, perfect for securing soft bags to my racks.
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Tusk Pannier Racks
Joseph in IN
Quality parts
Really solid build and strength to the rear frame but is missing rear pegs for the the pegs relocation
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Tusk Aluminum Panniers with Pannier Racks
Gregory in TN
Nice Panniers
Did my first trip with these. Loved them. Loved being able to secure to bike and lock the lids. The open either end option is very nice too. I have the medium size and plenty of storage for a 2 week trip...easy.
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Tusk Top Rack
randal in ID
Tusk parts can't be beat
Every Tusk item I have purchased has been the perfect product for my needs. The fit is perfect, the price is great. Just purchased the Tusk TopRack for my KTM 390 Enduro R and the installation was simple and it looks great. If I need a part and Tusk makes it, I will always go there first.
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Tusk Utility Top Rack
Cooper in FL
Sturdy rear rack but not great for saddlebags
This rack is definitely a beast. I provides a super solid platform for loads of luggage on your rear. And it adds side handles for a passenger if they don't want to hug your waist. Although I am happy with this rack, I do wish it was compatible with some sort of saddlebag support. I used to run saddlebags from time to time, but I didn't feel comfortable with how they'd run up on the exhaust (even with a heat shield) on the right side and swing into the rear tire on the left side. As far as I can tell, most supports sold by other companies won't fit with this rack on. I bet it wouldn't be that hard to weld something together or even bold something on. I just haven't gotten around to it. (Or I'm sure the rackless saddlebag setup would do just fine.)
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