Kawasaki Concours Forum
Mish mash => Open Forum => Topic started by: YoDoc on June 25, 2011, 09:55:57 PM
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So, I have this awesome water bottle that never leaks, and I took it to Drill today in my saddlebag. I didn't end up getting it out at Drill, and when I got home I was tired, so I just parked and took a nap. When I went back to unpack the bike there was a little puddle under my bag... Oh NO! I open the bag and see this.
(http://i55.tinypic.com/2v838uh.jpg)
I think it held the water IN remarkably well, so maybe that means it'll hold the water OUT well?
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My bags get a little bit of water in them if the bike is out in a LOT of rain. Most minor rains, the bags stay dry.
They have contained most of a cup of coffee, and a large soda at different times. Minor leaking in both cases.
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I live on the east side of the Olympic Peninsula, the Rain Forest is only a few miles away. The only place wetter is a submarine, and mine have never leaked. Neither the OEM bags nor any of the five Givi's.
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I live on the east side of the Olympic Peninsula, the Rain Forest is only a few miles away. The only place wetter is a submarine, and mine have never leaked. Neither the OEM bags nor any of the five Givi's.
I don't like rain that much... I guess that's why I live in Texas, LOL.
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I don't like rain that much... I guess that's why I live in Texas, LOL.
If you no like rain so much then I'll fair a guess that you don't like snow either? Stay out of MI as we gets plenty of both!
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Haven't been in a hard rain yet with my 09 but I have washed it plenty of times with no leaks. If they leak I would take it back to have the seals replaced if it's in warranty. It's should be able to be in rain without getting water in the bags.
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I live on the east side of the Olympic Peninsula, the Rain Forest is only a few miles away. The only place wetter is a submarine
:rotflmao:
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I live on the east side of the Olympic Peninsula, the Rain Forest is only a few miles away. The only place wetter is a submarine, and mine have never leaked. Neither the OEM bags nor any of the five Givi's.
Truly envy you for your location. The wife and I stayed at Lake Quinault Lodge this past February and we loved it! The kids are 18 and 17 so a move out of this hole called SW Oklahoma is in the near future. If I could just find a federal job in WA, I would be there! Supposed to be 110º today....... :(
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If you no like rain so much then I'll fair a guess that you don't like snow either? Stay out of MI as we gets plenty of both!
Wow, I knew about the snow in Michigan, but didn't know you got a lot of rain up there also??
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Wow, I knew about the snow in Michigan, but didn't know you got a lot of rain up there also??
As of lately YES.........
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As of lately YES.........
Don't know why, T but I thought you lived in Ukiah, Ca? Must have gotcha mixed up with another forumite...
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Don't know why, T but I thought you lived in Ukiah, Ca? Must have gotcha mixed up with another forumite...
I think Bergman lives there?
Been in MI for the last 15 years, lived in Houma LA before that.
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Well to stay on topic; glad to hear these bags are water tight. The one time I rode in the rain, all was dry as well. But Nosmo's testimony makes me feel better! :)
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I think Bergman lives there?
Been in MI for the last 15 years, lived in Houma LA before that.
Ah, that 'splains it! I was toying with the thought of dragging my laptop with me next year for the SheetIron 300 and contacting the Ukiah person to see if i could buy 'em a tall draft on my way through Ukiah from Stonyford to Ft. Bragg....it would be a welcome respite for the monkey-butt!
...and I do TOTALLY apologize, Mr. okxd45...you're completely right!