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Bagster tank cover ZZR 1400 - black
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(BAG1521U) Read 1 reviews
£184.99
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Bagster tank cover ZZR 1400 - black Product Information
Bagster's tank covers have been specifically tailored to the individual tanks. With a huge array of models and colours to choose from there's sure to be something to suit your style and taste. To secure the PVC, waterproof cover there are straps with hooks on the end that attach the cover on either side of the tank. Generally the tank will not need to be removed to attach the cover. Please note that the cover may take up to 14 days to mould to the shape of the tank, in warmer weather this will happen faster. To clean use soapy water and a soft brush or sponge and regularly spray a waterproofing product on the seams. *Please note: All Bagster Tank covers are hand-made to order so are non-refundable unless there is a manufacturing fault.
Specification
- PVC
- Tailored to specific tank
- Fastening straps
- Wipe clean
Product Reviews
Reviews
Martin: Product Review
This tank cover fits well, tho' I'm not sure it enhances the look of the bike. Main reasons for buying: I want to use a tank bag and the ZZR tank doesn't really accommodate magnetic one, and the tank cover protects tank. So far so good. 4 stars because of a lack of instructions on how best to fit this cover. It seems to be firm enough now. The back two straps seem to have to be "jammed" between tank and side panel with no extra support, and they tend to slip allowing the cover to move. eventually I used some velcro to help anchor them. I've now got a stable tank cover. If its any help to anybody I placed velcro between the tank and frame where the tank drops under the seat and on the end of the two straps. the straps can then be brought out between side panel and tank. The side panel when bolted back still helps to keep straps in place.