Yager with the new Shad 48

[YagerMySter]

It was so nice going around today stopping here and there, shopping and having plenty of storage.

What do y'all think?

[retread]

  great choice! damn good looking case! super storage now with the under seat, flat floor, and bag hook.

[Cortez]

Like!

[Wil B.]

Very nice...looks huge.  A lot of shopping space on these Yagers.

Wil B.
Broadview, IL

'71 Guzzi Ambassador
'91 Nighthawk
'04 Kymco Super 9
'10 Kymco Yager 200gt

[mckayprod]

Looks like a great case.  How seriously do we take the 5kg load limit printed on the rack?  I guess we load the pillows in the case and the beer under the seat?

[YagerMySter]

Looks like a great case.  How seriously do we take the 5kg load limit printed on the rack?  I guess we load the pillows in the case and the beer under the seat?

As usual I will be testing the limits very carefully.  

I can just hear the lawyers arguing.  Your honor, he had 42 (2 liter) sodas in there and we aint paying nothin.

[Cortez]

I had a low-end kappa case (well 2, actually, 26l and 35l) for almost 5 years on 2 different
bikes and have done around 50.000kms with it. It was rated at 3kg and up to 130km/h.

I've had it overloaded daily on both bikes, up to 15kg, and have done over 200km/h on a
few occasions with the 35l case. No issues.

The Shad cases and racks seem to have even better build quality (I tried sitting on my
DT300 shad rack, and I'm around 95kg) so I wouldn't worry about it.

You can always carry heavy loads on your floor board though (had up to 50kg there
on my agility 125 with no issues) if you feel uneasy about it being back there.