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Givi E22

10 posts Started 23 May 2014 Last recovered post 2 Jun 2014 Wayback Machine snapshot 12 Oct 2014

#1
In case you guys were wondering... I tried looking for pictures to see how they looked before I bought them, but couldn't find any. I bought them anyway, so here's a pic of mine for anyone's future reference.[image: image.jpg]
#2

I like the new look it compliments the lines of the bike. The ones on my cb are rounded and the lid is even all the way across


#3
That's what I was hoping for when I bought these. I assume you have the E21s? I was looking at those at first, then I found out they just released these. I was also looking at the V35s, but those are entirely too expensive.
#4
A good alternative to the high priced OEM's and the V35's. Plus I think they look great.
#5
I think I like those better than the rounded Givis... they look nice on the bike!

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#6

I was looking at these and thinking how they did a nice job updating the bags. But the rounded ones are the E21's. These match the lines of the tail pretty well.


#7

Those look great, match the bike very well.


#8
Those look great! Those would be good for my trip. Where did you buy them?
#9

Those are listed at 22L, but look larger. Can you put a full-face helmet in one saddlebag?

Lint, not sure if you're aware of this, but if you're looking for hard luggage for your Italian Red VFR, it's hard to beat the OEM ones from DSS for $495. You can get the USDM ones with the "Interceptor" badge and reflector or the EDM ones with the "VFR" badge and no reflector.

http://www.davidsilv...02/part_182617/

http://www.davidsilv...002/part_23588/


#10
My E28 bags are much bigger than 28 liters, so ymmv
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