Motorcycle Tank Bags

Givi Motorcycle Tank Bag with Tanklock 15lt Code: XS320

GIVI XS320 for Honda CRF1000L Africa Twin (16) & Kawasaki Versys 650 (15-16).

Made from 1200D PU polyester.

Dimensions: 18-23 x 29 x 34 cm.

  • Compatibility with GIVI S110 & S111.
  • Specifically designed...

GIVI XS320 for Honda CRF1000L Africa Twin (16) & Kawasaki Versys 650 (15-16).

Made from 1200D PU polyester.

Dimensions: 18-23 x 29 x 34 cm.

  • Compatibility with GIVI S110 & S111.
  • Specifically designed for Honda CRF1000L Africa Twin (16) and Kawasaki Versys 650 (15-16).
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  • kostaspetal

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    As a tank bag, it is very good and practical. It fits on bikes that have a higher fuel tank (Tenere, Africa, etc.). The problem, however, is that it does not fit on all bikes that have tank lock. Something that Givi does not mention is that this specific one is ONLY for Africa Twin. On the Africa Twin, the tank lock ring is placed with the opening to the right, while on all other bikes, it is placed with the opening towards the rider's side.
    So if you do not have an Africa and want to get this one, you have the following 2 options:
    1. You place the tank lock with the opening to the right (if possible), which for me is ugly, and you cannot place another tank bag, let's say a smaller one.
    2. You make new holes in the tank bag and place the base correctly (this is what I did).
    Now, if you have a Yamaha Tenere 700, I consider option 2 to be the only way. Because if you do option 1, the little feet that the tank lock has for weight support go to the sides and are not used, so there is a chance it could cause damage to the fuel cap.
    Also, another small issue is that if you are a Tenere 700 user like me, with this specific one, you will not be able to ride normally upright.

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  • As a tank bag, it is very good and practical. It fits on bikes that have a higher fuel tank (Tenere, Africa, etc.). The problem, however, is that it does not fit on all bikes that have tank lock. Something that Givi does not mention is that this specific one is ONLY for Africa Twin. On the Africa Twin, the tank lock ring is placed with the opening to the right, while on all other bikes, it is placed with the opening towards the rider's side.
    So if you do not have an Africa and want to get this one, you have the following 2 options:
    1. You place the tank lock with the opening to the right (if possible), which for me is ugly, and you cannot place another tank bag, let's say a smaller one.
    2. You make new holes in the tank bag and place the base correctly (this is what I did).
    Now, if you have a Yamaha Tenere 700, I consider option 2 to be the only way. Because if you do option 1, the little feet that the tank lock has for weight support go to the sides and are not used, so there is a chance it could cause damage to the fuel cap.
    Also, another small issue is that if you are a Tenere 700 user like me, with this specific one, you will not be able to ride normally upright.

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Description & Specifications

GIVI XS320 for Honda CRF1000L Africa Twin (16) & Kawasaki Versys 650 (15-16).

Made from 1200D PU polyester.

Dimensions: 18-23 x 29 x 34 cm.

  • Compatibility with GIVI S110 & S111.
  • Specifically designed for Honda CRF1000L Africa Twin (16) and Kawasaki Versys 650 (15-16).

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XS320
Application
Tanklock
Capacity
15 lt

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  • kostaspetal

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    As a tank bag, it is very good and practical. It fits on bikes that have a higher fuel tank (Tenere, Africa, etc.). The problem, however, is that it does not fit on all bikes that have tank lock. Something that Givi does not mention is that this specific one is ONLY for Africa Twin. On the Africa Twin, the tank lock ring is placed with the opening to the right, while on all other bikes, it is placed with the opening towards the rider's side.
    So if you do not have an Africa and want to get this one, you have the following 2 options:
    1. You place the tank lock with the opening to the right (if possible), which for me is ugly, and you cannot place another tank bag, let's say a smaller one.
    2. You make new holes in the tank bag and place the base correctly (this is what I did).
    Now, if you have a Yamaha Tenere 700, I consider option 2 to be the only way. Because if you do option 1, the little feet that the tank lock has for weight support go to the sides and are not used, so there is a chance it could cause damage to the fuel cap.
    Also, another small issue is that if you are a Tenere 700 user like me, with this specific one, you will not be able to ride normally upright.

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  • As a tank bag, it is very good and practical. It fits on bikes that have a higher fuel tank (Tenere, Africa, etc.). The problem, however, is that it does not fit on all bikes that have tank lock. Something that Givi does not mention is that this specific one is ONLY for Africa Twin. On the Africa Twin, the tank lock ring is placed with the opening to the right, while on all other bikes, it is placed with the opening towards the rider's side.
    So if you do not have an Africa and want to get this one, you have the following 2 options:
    1. You place the tank lock with the opening to the right (if possible), which for me is ugly, and you cannot place another tank bag, let's say a smaller one.
    2. You make new holes in the tank bag and place the base correctly (this is what I did).
    Now, if you have a Yamaha Tenere 700, I consider option 2 to be the only way. Because if you do option 1, the little feet that the tank lock has for weight support go to the sides and are not used, so there is a chance it could cause damage to the fuel cap.
    Also, another small issue is that if you are a Tenere 700 user like me, with this specific one, you will not be able to ride normally upright.

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