Say what you will about the Cranbrick- cheap does not have to look shoddy! Mind you- I stay on the asphalt, keep track of fasteners, seldom hold at full throttle, always plan and emergency escape, use the engine as third gear with me being first and second, keep up on lube and spark and all that good stuff... this thing has it soft. First time I rode it, I KNEW how fragile the silly thing is and drove it accordingly. I also noted that I have double tabs in front and back for fender support.
Those .50 caliber cans are off the back- too much weight. I am building a backrack out of an old CPU shell specifically to hold those Swede Medical Panniers that Sportsman's guide is selling for $20 a pop- they can hold six one gallon milk jugs apiece! I will have it that they quick release, I've been doing photos as I go- soon to be finished. The OD green doesn't really go with the cream/blue of the Cranbrick, but I will survive this calamity...
the Old Sgt.
I miss my ex-wife, but my aim is improving...
Those .50 caliber cans are off the back- too much weight. I am building a backrack out of an old CPU shell specifically to hold those Swede Medical Panniers that Sportsman's guide is selling for $20 a pop- they can hold six one gallon milk jugs apiece! I will have it that they quick release, I've been doing photos as I go- soon to be finished. The OD green doesn't really go with the cream/blue of the Cranbrick, but I will survive this calamity...
the Old Sgt.
I miss my ex-wife, but my aim is improving...
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