honda cbr 1100 panniers

ConqSoft · 09-19-2006, 4:47 PM

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ConqSoft · 10-01-2006, 10:45 PM

Here are some additional pictures of the same setup on my previous XX, in Silver.

trkracer · 11-19-2006, 2:20 PM

Where did you get the tank cover? Do you have to remove it when it get's wet?

ConqSoft · 11-19-2006, 2:22 PM

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Originally Posted by trkracer

Where did you get the tank cover? Do you have to remove it when it get's wet?

Here you go: Honda CBR 1100XX Bagster Tank Bag

trkracer · 11-19-2006, 3:00 PM

Thanks man.

ravi · 11-26-2006, 11:15 PM

hi, need some help. buddy of mine has picked up a couple of Givi V46s for use as sidecases and a wingrack II 140 for use on my '05 XX. i understand that fitting the wingrack requires a special fitment kit no. Y158. Any idea where i can pick this up in Hong Kong or Singapore? If not, anywhere else in the world. I need to get it down to India.

Leelover · 12-01-2006, 9:52 PM

Nice pics, Conqsoft!
Does anyone have hard cases that are not GIVI's?
I think Honda has them for the Euro market, anyone have experiance with them?

ConqSoft · 12-01-2006, 10:07 PM

David Silver Spares can get the OEM XX bags to you if you want them. I think it was about $1k total, shipping included, for everything. (2 Side Cases)

Leelover · 12-01-2006, 10:15 PM

Thank you!

Birdman · 12-12-2006, 3:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Leelover

Nice pics, Conqsoft!
Does anyone have hard cases that are not GIVI's?
I think Honda has them for the Euro market, anyone have experiance with them?

i have Nonfango bags, problem is i cant get a mounting rack for the Bird for them since they went belly up

matd · 01-17-2007, 3:18 PM

Great website and excellent photos Conqsoft!

It's really good to find a independant site with 'real life' photos of kit on our blackbirds! :-)

This is the exact setup that i am considering in readiness for a long ride round Europe this summer.

Did you fit the e41 and e52 using the Wingrack II?

Just how much gear can you get into all this luggage and does it affect performance and handling at all?

I heard the e41's can stick out a bit, it doesn't look like this from your photos have you had any problems with them?

ConqSoft · 01-17-2007, 3:27 PM

Thanks! Yes, I love this setup. It gives me 134 liters of weatherproof, lockable storage. The only way to get more would be to use three E52's I guess.

(You can use the E52's as side cases also if you choose, since they are all interchangeable.)

It is a WingRack II, without the Givi rear signals. I shortened my stock rear signals so that they would fit with the WingRack in place.

No problems so far, with either of my sets.

matd · 01-17-2007, 3:30 PM

I first saw the e45's at my local Givi stockist, but they remind me of bulky old camcorder cases if you know what i mean! ;-)

I liked the capacity, but wasn't keen on the bulkiness of them and then i saw the e41! :-)

I must admit, i'm not keen having to replace my stock indicators, whats the main reason you chose to use shorter ones, do the wingrack II indicators stick out and look a little silly when the rack doesn't have any of the luggage in place?

Have you purchased or seen a top rack in place for the e52?

ConqSoft · 01-17-2007, 3:34 PM

The stock signals won't fit with the WingRack because they stick out too much. You can take the stock signals, remove part of the stock "stalk", and reattach them. Still looks stock, and they fit under the WingRack.

The Givi signals do stick out a bit, plus you have to do the wiring, and for the times I run without the WingRack installed I would have to re-install the stock signals. So it was easier for me to just shorten the stock signals and leave them in place all the time.

Yes, I had the top rack on my previous E52 (not pictured). Worked well and was easy to install.

matd · 01-17-2007, 3:42 PM

Thanks for the replies

I must admit i'm no mechanic and i'm not too patient when it comes to fitting stuff like this.

Would you say its pretty easy to fit a Wingrack II and how long does it take?

My Givi stockist have quoted £52 GBP to fit it to my 97 blackbird, but i'd rather spend that on extras if its easy to fit? They say it takes around 2.5 hours?...

ConqSoft · 01-17-2007, 3:45 PM

If you've never done it before, it might take you an hour or so. That includes assembling the rack and installing it. That doesn't include any wiring though.

Once you get it on there, you can remove it all as one piece if you ever have the need. I can switch it on/off in about 15 minutes now because I'm used to it.

ConqSoft · 01-17-2007, 8:00 PM

Here's how to shorten the stock rear signals: http://www.cbrxx.com/honda-cbr-xx-te...r-signals.html

jaxkxx · 01-17-2007, 8:14 PM

Hello ConqSoft.

Which model tank bag do you have? Looks very nice.

ConqSoft · 01-17-2007, 8:14 PM

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Originally Posted by jaxkxx

Hello ConqSoft.

Which model tank bag do you have? Looks very nice.

Thanks. See this post above: Honda CBR 1100XX with Givi E41 Side Cases and E52 Top Case

jaxkxx · 01-17-2007, 8:27 PM

Thank you Sir. Love that givi set-up

11-19-2006, 2:20 PM	#3
trkracer Blackbirdista Join Date: Oct 25 2006 Location: Italy Age: 38 Posts: 151	Re: Honda CBR 1100XX with Givi E41 Side Cases and E52 Top Case Where did you get the tank cover? Do you have to remove it when it get's wet?

11-19-2006, 3:00 PM	#5
trkracer Blackbirdista Join Date: Oct 25 2006 Location: Italy Age: 38 Posts: 151	Re: Honda CBR 1100XX with Givi E41 Side Cases and E52 Top Case Thanks man.

11-26-2006, 11:15 PM	#6
ravi Join Date: Nov 16 2006 Location: Bombay, India Posts: 193	Re: Honda CBR 1100XX with Givi E41 Side Cases and E52 Top Case hi, need some help. buddy of mine has picked up a couple of Givi V46s for use as sidecases and a wingrack II 140 for use on my '05 XX. i understand that fitting the wingrack requires a special fitment kit no. Y158. Any idea where i can pick this up in Hong Kong or Singapore? If not, anywhere else in the world. I need to get it down to India.

12-01-2006, 9:52 PM	#7
Leelover Join Date: Dec 01 2006 Location: Florida Posts: 15	Re: Honda CBR 1100XX with Givi E41 Side Cases and E52 Top Case Nice pics, Conqsoft! Does anyone have hard cases that are not GIVI's? I think Honda has them for the Euro market, anyone have experiance with them?

12-01-2006, 10:07 PM	#8
ConqSoft Ba-Da-Bing Join Date: Sep 15 2006 Location: Raleigh, NC Age: 38 Posts: 1,101	Re: Honda CBR 1100XX with Givi E41 Side Cases and E52 Top Case David Silver Spares can get the OEM XX bags to you if you want them. I think it was about $1k total, shipping included, for everything. (2 Side Cases) __________________ My Blog GPS Discussion Forum

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12-01-2006, 10:15 PM	#9
Leelover Join Date: Dec 01 2006 Location: Florida Posts: 15	Re: Honda CBR 1100XX with Givi E41 Side Cases and E52 Top Case Thank you!

01-17-2007, 3:18 PM	#11
matd Join Date: Jan 13 2007 Location: UK Age: 35 Posts: 46	Re: Honda CBR 1100XX with Givi E41 Side Cases and E52 Top Case Great website and excellent photos Conqsoft! It's really good to find a independant site with 'real life' photos of kit on our blackbirds! :-) This is the exact setup that i am considering in readiness for a long ride round Europe this summer. Did you fit the e41 and e52 using the Wingrack II? Just how much gear can you get into all this luggage and does it affect performance and handling at all? I heard the e41's can stick out a bit, it doesn't look like this from your photos have you had any problems with them?

01-17-2007, 3:27 PM	#12
ConqSoft Ba-Da-Bing Join Date: Sep 15 2006 Location: Raleigh, NC Age: 38 Posts: 1,101	Re: Honda CBR 1100XX with Givi E41 Side Cases and E52 Top Case Thanks! Yes, I love this setup. It gives me 134 liters of weatherproof, lockable storage. The only way to get more would be to use three E52's I guess. (You can use the E52's as side cases also if you choose, since they are all interchangeable.) It is a WingRack II, without the Givi rear signals. I shortened my stock rear signals so that they would fit with the WingRack in place. No problems so far, with either of my sets. __________________ My Blog GPS Discussion Forum

01-17-2007, 3:30 PM	#13
matd Join Date: Jan 13 2007 Location: UK Age: 35 Posts: 46	Re: Honda CBR 1100XX with Givi E41 Side Cases and E52 Top Case I first saw the e45's at my local Givi stockist, but they remind me of bulky old camcorder cases if you know what i mean! ;-) I liked the capacity, but wasn't keen on the bulkiness of them and then i saw the e41! :-) I must admit, i'm not keen having to replace my stock indicators, whats the main reason you chose to use shorter ones, do the wingrack II indicators stick out and look a little silly when the rack doesn't have any of the luggage in place? Have you purchased or seen a top rack in place for the e52?

01-17-2007, 3:34 PM	#14
ConqSoft Ba-Da-Bing Join Date: Sep 15 2006 Location: Raleigh, NC Age: 38 Posts: 1,101	Re: Honda CBR 1100XX with Givi E41 Side Cases and E52 Top Case The stock signals won't fit with the WingRack because they stick out too much. You can take the stock signals, remove part of the stock "stalk", and reattach them. Still looks stock, and they fit under the WingRack. The Givi signals do stick out a bit, plus you have to do the wiring, and for the times I run without the WingRack installed I would have to re-install the stock signals. So it was easier for me to just shorten the stock signals and leave them in place all the time. Yes, I had the top rack on my previous E52 (not pictured). Worked well and was easy to install. __________________ My Blog GPS Discussion Forum

01-17-2007, 3:42 PM	#15
matd Join Date: Jan 13 2007 Location: UK Age: 35 Posts: 46	Re: Honda CBR 1100XX with Givi E41 Side Cases and E52 Top Case Thanks for the replies I must admit i'm no mechanic and i'm not too patient when it comes to fitting stuff like this. Would you say its pretty easy to fit a Wingrack II and how long does it take? My Givi stockist have quoted £52 GBP to fit it to my 97 blackbird, but i'd rather spend that on extras if its easy to fit? They say it takes around 2.5 hours?...

01-17-2007, 3:45 PM	#16
ConqSoft Ba-Da-Bing Join Date: Sep 15 2006 Location: Raleigh, NC Age: 38 Posts: 1,101	Re: Honda CBR 1100XX with Givi E41 Side Cases and E52 Top Case If you've never done it before, it might take you an hour or so. That includes assembling the rack and installing it. That doesn't include any wiring though. Once you get it on there, you can remove it all as one piece if you ever have the need. I can switch it on/off in about 15 minutes now because I'm used to it. __________________ My Blog GPS Discussion Forum

01-17-2007, 8:00 PM	#17
ConqSoft Ba-Da-Bing Join Date: Sep 15 2006 Location: Raleigh, NC Age: 38 Posts: 1,101	Re: Honda CBR 1100XX with Givi E41 Side Cases and E52 Top Case Here's how to shorten the stock rear signals: http://www.cbrxx.com/honda-cbr-xx-te...r-signals.html __________________ My Blog GPS Discussion Forum

01-17-2007, 8:14 PM	#18
jaxkxx Join Date: Dec 04 2006 Location: Chain of lakes area IL Posts: 37	Re: Honda CBR 1100XX with Givi E41 Side Cases and E52 Top Case Hello ConqSoft. Which model tank bag do you have? Looks very nice.

01-17-2007, 8:27 PM	#20
jaxkxx Join Date: Dec 04 2006 Location: Chain of lakes area IL Posts: 37	Re: Honda CBR 1100XX with Givi E41 Side Cases and E52 Top Case Thank you Sir. Love that givi set-up