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Tank Bag Sport

Tailor-made tank bag for the R 1200 R LC and RS LC. The ideal solution for your daily commute, for a day trip or longer excursion. Thanks to the practical TENAX snap closures, the tank bag can be quickly and easily attaches and removed. The sporty, compact shape guarantees full freedom of movement and not a limitation of the gaze on the stem and the instruments, and the steering is not affected.

The facts:

Capacity: 10 liters
Practical TENAX snap closures
Reliable grip even at high speeds
Secure E-CONNECT cable access
Rubber mesh on top
Dust and water resistant zippers
Grippy Zipper
Blue lining (nothing can hide)
Internal reinforcement for optimal dimensional stability
Water resistant, Fluorocarbon impregnated CORDURA fabric, interior additionally coated
Abrasion and fade-resistant

Please Note: If using in conjuction with the Wunderlich Windscreens (#20521005) then you would need to order Loxx Long Screw Set part number 20653410

Wunderlich
20653-400

Please Note: Exceptions to model/year fitment

Model:	Starting:	Ending:	Notes:
R1200 RS	2015	2019	order in conjunction with wind deflector 20653-410

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(4.5) 2 Reviews

Parker

09/09/2017

Tank Bag Sport, R1200R/RS LC

I like a small tank bag, and this one fits that need perfectly. I believe it is way overpriced, and the stock GPS holder gets in the way on the 2017 R1200R when the bars are turned as in moving the bike around. It has a magnetic closure, which I like better than a velcro one. Nice quality in a little high priced bag.

Scott C

Verified Buyer

02/15/2017

Works great!

Looks good and works well if you are like me and don't like gigantic tank bags. Quality is fantastic! One catch is I could not get it to work with the OEM GPS and mount. GPS would hit the tank bag at full lock. Ended up getting the Wunderlich Adjustable Nav Holder to move the GPS up a bit and problem solved! http://www.wunderlichamerica.com/motorcycle/21171002.html