Yamaha FJR1300 Tank Bag

[Canadian FJR]

Touring Tankbag

Part Number

YME-W0750-10-00

This tankbag is made to fit the contour of the FJR's tank. It is an updated version of the original that was available several years ago. It also includes a rain cover.

Here is the deal on the above Yamaha Tank Bag.

This bag will not be available in Canada or the United States. I did speak with the Canadian Parts Rep and I can place a one time order to get these bags in from Europe. The cost is 199.99 plus tax plus shipping (Canadian). I plan to order one by June 20th and will take orders. You will pay the dealer directly with credit card. I will work out the shipping details.

This will be a one shot deal. Please PM me if you are interested and I will forward additional info.

Scott

Canadian FJR

 

[FJR13k]

Magnets or strapped?

 

[tcfjr]

It's magnetic. From Yamaha Europe's web site:

Touring Tankbag
Made from durable long lasting material, this tank bag features heavy duty magnets to make sure this tank-bag stays put! The expandable design means you have greater storage capacity when you need it, featuring a variety of zipper compartments - you can organise all your crucial items, wallet / passport/ mobile phone and documents, helping for a more stress free journey. Also features a map pocket, great for reference on route.

 

[Fred W]

I bet that anyone considering dropping 2 bills on a tank bag will want to see a picture of said bag mounted on an FJR tank.

 

[Canadian FJR]

Good idea, post it when you find one.

Canadian FJR

 

[SockMonkey]

I bet that anyone considering dropping 2 bills on a tank bag will want to see a picture of said bag mounted on an FJR tank.

Why? To see whether it makes your bike's ass look fat..?

 

[tcfjr]

Edit: Here's some pictures of the previous model. I wasn't able to find any photos of the current tank bag model mounted on a bike.

From FJR Goodies:

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[Canadian FJR]

Thanks.

Canadian FJR

 

[user 6393]

Couldn't find the tankbag, but these smaller sidecases "for city traffic" are interesting (from www.yamaha-motor.de - Germany)

 

[Old Michael]

Couldn't find the tankbag, but these smaller sidecases "for city traffic" are interesting (from www.yamaha-motor.de - Germany)

The stock "voluptuous" ones are more to my liking.

 

[Silent]

I wouldn't mind a set of 'combat comuting' cases B)

 

[user 6393]

Couldn't find the tankbag, but these smaller sidecases "for city traffic" are interesting (from www.yamaha-motor.de - Germany)

The stock "voluptuous" ones are more to my liking.

Rubenesque baggage? and you guys say size doesn't matter....BAH

 

[SkooterG]

I bet that anyone considering dropping 2 bills on a tank bag will want to see a picture of said bag mounted on an FJR tank.

Cripes! Freakin engineers.

Use your imagination for cryin out loud.

Oh, and .........

:fuck:

 

[wheatonFJR]

Couldn't find the tankbag, but these smaller sidecases "for city traffic" are interesting (from www.yamaha-motor.de - Germany)

The stock "voluptuous" ones are more to my liking.

Rubenesque baggage? and you guys say size doesn't matter....BAH

The bigger the better. Size always matters. How am I supposed to get all my stuff into something tiny?

 

[Old Michael]

Couldn't find the tankbag, but these smaller sidecases "for city traffic" are interesting (from www.yamaha-motor.de - Germany)

The stock "voluptuous" ones are more to my liking.

Rubenesque baggage? and you guys say size doesn't matter....BAH

The bigger the better. Size always matters. How am I supposed to get all my stuff into something tiny?

Wheatie, you might be the king of sekshal inuendo.

 

[Fred W]

I bet that anyone considering dropping 2 bills on a tank bag will want to see a picture of said bag mounted on an FJR tank.

Why? To see whether it makes your bike's ass look fat..?

No. More like, because I wouldn't want to pay $200 (or $100 for that matter) for that butt ugly, massive tank bag thing in the pictures above.

I don't see how people ride around with tank bags that big. It would have to be constantly getting in your way.

PS - Thanks for the compliment Skootie. I are a engiunear!

 

[wheatonFJR]

I bet that anyone considering dropping 2 bills on a tank bag will want to see a picture of said bag mounted on an FJR tank.

Why? To see whether it makes your bike's ass look fat..?

No. More like, because I wouldn't want to pay $200 (or $100 for that matter) for that butt ugly, massive tank bag thing in the pictures above.

I don't see how people ride around with tank bags that big. It would have to be constantly getting in your way.

PS - Thanks for the compliment Skootie. I are a engiunear!

So is I...and I luvs my humongous Yamaha Tank Bag that I got back in '05 from FJRGoodies.

I had the same thoughts as you about it being in the way until I got one. I have no problem leaning in the twisties, blah, blah, blah...

Canadian FJR is doing a big service to FJR owners for setting this up. Kudos man!

 

[Fred W]

Absolutely. I agree. Getting this stuff that we don't normally have access to is of a great service.

I did not mean to cast aspersions about the suitability of the bag for other folks. Just me.

I only wanted some pictures is all...

 

[Hit the Road Jack]

Highly recommended, even though costly!

I've had mine for three years now and it goes everywhere with me.

The new design looks pretty good.

Here's a recent photo of mine.