R1200GSA Tool Box

jono · Post by **jono** » Mon 16 Jul, 2012 10:34 am

I recently purchased a lockable Aluminum Toolbox that fits behind the right hand pannier frame of the GSA so that it sits between the pannier and the bikes sub frame and of course clears the swingarm. You may have seen these advertised on ebay occassionally, they are not cheap but they are well made.

I have been asked to post some details here and I suggest if there are club members interested in purchasing one of these tool boxes (I actually use mine for tyre repair and first aid kit) that a group buy would bring cost down both from discount but also economies of shipping. Alternatively Dave Sprockett is going to investigate the possibility of making something similar locally.

Here is the link to the site where I purchased minehttp://dsbikeprotection.com/index.php?p ... &Itemid=56

Davey_sprockeT · Post by **Davey_sprockeT** » Tue 17 Jul, 2012 11:42 am

JonO,
have had initial discussions with Chris R. He is near completion of his current club project..... "tool for setting end float on final drive- 1150 GS".

Once that is out of the way, next in line is a good look at the toolbox and to come up with the costings.

Other items for consideration will be welded construction over rivets & sealing, also attatchment to surrounding frame configuration, as it would be nice if the the box mounting holes were drilled in conjuntion with the pannier frames, enabling it to be fitted to any type of frame/ bike.

Will keep you updated on the process.

Other thoughts include making a few for non club membere, other clubs etc. Any profits generated could also be a benefit to the club.

Dave

afrisisco · Post by **afrisisco** » Wed 18 Jul, 2012 5:39 am

Hi.
I'm Sisco, manufacturer of the boxes.
I sent boxes and boxes individually to Australia I specialize in joint sales, which improved the decreased price and shipping costs.
All shipping by Fedex and in less than 5 days to reach Australia.
You can see what I make on my page:
http://www.dsbikeprotection.com
regards
sisco

Davey_sprockeT · Post by **Davey_sprockeT** » Wed 18 Jul, 2012 8:21 am

Jeeez,
if you bolted ALL that stuff on the b'stard would weigh 400kgs

OK for a PD tricycle though.............

afrisisco · Post by **afrisisco** » Wed 18 Jul, 2012 12:50 pm

The Toolbox is 1,1 k

jono · Post by **jono** » Wed 18 Jul, 2012 4:22 pm

Hello Sisco,

Thanks for posting on our site and offering discount on bulk orders and shipments to Australia
To help our members decide if they want to participate in a bulk purchase are you able to indicate the volume discounts that you can offer?

Regards
JonO

bully1 · Post by **bully1** » Wed 18 Jul, 2012 5:55 pm

Davey_sprockeT wrote:
OK for a PD tricycle though.............

well if you took half the junk that you've bolted on you'll get your weight down to 400kgs

afrisisco · Post by **afrisisco** » Thu 19 Jul, 2012 5:31 am

Hi
1 Toolbox plus shipping to Sydney 135€
10 Toolbox plus shipping '' 1071€, is 107 each Toolbox
20 Toolbos plus shipping '' 2073€, is 103 each Toolbox
Working with fedex and 5 days the package is in Australia
Sisco

_Wilks · Post by **_Wilks** » Thu 19 Jul, 2012 8:59 am

Mmmm... approx $130AUD delivered.

OK. If we get to 10+ takers, count me in.

bill9117 · Post by **bill9117** » Thu 19 Jul, 2012 3:17 pm

Hi from France bought one of these on e-bay a couple of weeks ago am embarassed to disclose I paid a lot more for mine.
Decided not to hire a bike here they are all mad over here.I wonder how any of them stay alive driving on these roads. The roads are generally no bigger than goat tracks generally un- maintained surfaces and the frog drivers all think they are on a formula 1 track with no one else coming the otherway. Far too stressfull and I want to be able to come back to Oz intact . Great weather and food in the South of France thou. Temps in the 30s, blue skys and sunburn.
hope everyone is staying upright
Bill and Doris in France

Swampy · Post by **Swampy** » Thu 19 Jul, 2012 3:36 pm

Hi Bill and Doris,
Have you seen any of the "Tour de France and watch out for frog legs and snails.............Obviously NO snails on French roads eh?

BTW Bill, They drive on the RIGHT in Europe!!!!!!!...................Maybe that was your problem

Stay Safe Guys

Swampy

afrisisco · Post by **afrisisco** » Thu 19 Jul, 2012 8:39 pm

Hi.
Marcelo from Brazil, across Australia

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bill9117 · Post by **bill9117** » Fri 20 Jul, 2012 1:41 am

swampy1945 wrote: Hi Bill and Doris,
Have you seen any of the "Tour de France and watch out for frog legs and snails.............Obviously NO snails on French roads eh?

BTW Bill, They drive on the RIGHT in Europe!!!!!!!...................Maybe that was your problem
Stay Safe Guys

Swampy

Hi swamps will be seeing the last stage. the rest is on local tv except its direct from 11am during the day.

Swampy · Post by **Swampy** » Fri 20 Jul, 2012 9:29 am

Hi Bill, Lucky Guys, I would love to be with you. I love that race and watch it nightly on SBS from beginning to end.

Glad you are enjoying yourselves

Take Care

Swampy

Davey_sprockeT · Post by **Davey_sprockeT** » Sun 12 Aug, 2012 6:14 pm

Hi all,
in discussions with Chris R this morning at breakfast, we will not proceed with the manufacturing of these tool boxes, as originally planned. Estimated costings came up as too expensive in light of the estimated volume.

I suggest we discuss as a group, and then order a batch from Sisco (also on this thread).

Jono, suggest we get a list together with monies prior to ordering??

Cheers

BMWMCCWA

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