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Old 21-08-08, 15:50
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Hepco and Becker Stdard Alu Vs Aluminium-exclusive

Looking for a pannier system, the H&B system is looking favorite was just looking between the Standard and Exclusive. Has anyone had the chance to do a comparison. I am looking for off road capable including of course the odd off

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Old 24-08-08, 22:20
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Looking for a pannier system, the H&B system is looking favorite was just looking between the Standard and Exclusive. Has anyone had the chance to do a comparison. I am looking for off road capable including of course the odd off

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got a set of standard panniers the boxes are well made but the locks are pants you can open them with a screwdriver took mine of and replaced them with stainless steel hasp and staples with a padlockand bolted them to the pannier rails
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Old 25-08-08, 07:50
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I got the SW Motech Trax,very impressive...both build quality and price
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Old 26-08-08, 12:54
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Thanks, What is the quality of the frame , so besides for the locks do you think they would survive some off roading ?
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Old 27-08-08, 13:55
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Hepco and becker

The Hepco and Becker frames are good and sturdy, and would be okay in a spill off road. That said, I'm still waiting for mine, and I ordered them months ago! Who are you getting them from? Have they given you a delivery date?
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Old 27-08-08, 15:43
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I spoke to Motobins ( http://www.motobins.co.uk/ ) the other day and they say the frames for new XTZ will only be available in 6 months time. I believe they are the only distributor in the UK so chances are whoever you ordered from are going through them.
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Old 28-08-08, 00:34
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I spoke to Motobins ( http://www.motobins.co.uk/ ) the other day and they say the frames for new XTZ will only be available in 6 months time. I believe they are the only distributor in the UK so chances are whoever you ordered from are going through them.
.......er No they are not, check out Metal Mule as I have got some on my Z'ed now and it was the prototype. They should be in production by now. Cheers SteveD
Pics on another thread on this site.
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Old 28-08-08, 08:40
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Hepco and Becker

I too thought Motobins was the only importer, I last heard from them six weeks ago:

Hello Doug

Sorry I have spoken to Hepco & Becker again and they tell me these are still in production and will be another 4 - 5 weeks but possibly longer.

Regards from Damien

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So, we're certainly into "possibly longer", aren't we?
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Old 28-08-08, 12:01
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SteveD, I was aware that Metal Mule were doing some but the reference to Motobins were as the agents for H&B systems. I am interested in the Metal Mule but the price seems over the top but I will speak to them.

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Old 20-09-08, 10:44
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The Hepco&Becker pannierrack has arrived yesterday and will be installed next saturday(again due to a very busy workshop). As soon as it's installed I'll post some pics of it with and without the panniers(alu standards). Greetz, Hans.
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