Givi Trekker Outback 48L vs 37L side cases.

[Benji]

Hey all. I am debating between the Givi Trekker Outback 37 Liter or 48 Liter cases. I am leaning towards a set of 37 liter cases but I was wondering if anyone had some insight or pictures of theirs. On my past bikes I would mount the smaller one on the exhaust side and bigger one on the other side but with the NC700x the exhaust is low and won't require further out mounting. Thanks!

 

[ld_rider]

Here is a couple of pictures that shows how wide the 37's are on my bike. For a reference, the top box is 48 liter.

 

[Benji]

Here is a couple of pictures that shows how wide the 37's are on my bike. For a reference, the top box is 48 liter.

Rob. Thanks for the pictures. I think I am sold on the 37's now.

 

[Nofear2trek]

Hey all. I am debating between the Givi Trekker Outback 37 Liter or 48 Liter cases. I am leaning towards a set of 37 liter cases but I was wondering if anyone had some insight or pictures of theirs.

Many of us have had this same dilemma, at least I did:

(38 or a 45, What is Your Preference?)

I went with 45L Touratech Pro2’s and am fully aware they make my NC’s backside seem wider than an elephant’s butt! MPG’s too are lost in wind drag at interstate speeds or a headwind.







Large or small panniers, whichever you decide on, human nature will compell you to attempt packing 20% more than whatever the capacity is! Lately, I find these larger panniers make it easier to pick my NC’ back upright after dumping it, due to the angle when it sits resting on them.

Ray

 

[ld_rider]

Large or small panniers, whichever you decide on, human nature will compell you to attempt packing 20% more than whatever the capacity is!

^^^^Truth!^^^^ ;-)

 

[Deleted member 1183]

Personally I would go with the smaller items. Sometimes folks tend to overload the rear of motorcycles and furthermore the bigger panniers will catch more wind and increase fuel consumption.

 

[Benji]

Personally I would go with the smaller items. Sometimes folks tend to overload the rear of motorcycles and furthermore the bigger panniers will catch more wind and increase fuel consumption.

Thanks. I am going to go with the 37's. They make the most sense for my needs and this motorcycle.

 

[Benji]

Many of us have had this same dilemma, at least I did:

(38 or a 45, What is Your Preference?)

I went with 45L Touratech Pro2’s and am fully aware they make my NC’s backside seem wider than an elephant’s butt! MPG’s too are lost in wind drag at interstate speeds or a headwind.

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Large or small panniers, whichever you decide on, human nature will compell you to attempt packing 20% more than whatever the capacity is! Lately, I find these larger panniers make it easier to pick my NC’ back upright after dumping it, due to the angle when it sits resting on them.

Ray

That is some serious storage! Good looking setup!

 

[Nofear2trek]

That is some serious storage! Good looking setup!

Thanks. I like to say, there is Motocycle Camping, and then there is Motocycle Camping Comfortably!

Travel (lazy) mode:


Comfortable mode:


Miller Time mode:


Ray