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1200GS - That big hole next to the rear shock

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Post by Admin 10th June 2008, 14:50

Originally posted by RichardH

Other countries, 1200GS models have a charcoal cannister mounted there - the removal of which is a popular modification. We don't have it to start with - so why hasn't somebody come up with a good idea of what to put there...

I sat looking at the space for a while and came up with two possibilities:
1. A can of reserve oil
2. A tool-roll

Both could handle any heat radiated from the 'zorstparp' and do not have to be accessed daily. A nice canvas bag and secure strapping should do it...

Waddayathink?

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Post by GSing 18th June 2008, 21:24

No thanks Richard, my GS is heavy enough! Can't add more blink.....hehehehe Laughing Laughing
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Post by Mud Pooh-bah 19th June 2008, 13:52

What about a small tyre compressor???
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Post by Richard H 26th June 2008, 22:44

The compressor fits nicely underneath the top-box bracket.

A small fire extinguisher would fit...or Tyreweld "pig snot" can ! Idea
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