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Case of beer might help also...............
Kits to recode pannier locks.
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Case of beer might help also...............
Victor c
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This afternoon job for me as well. Just picked up as set of locks from Chester Motorrad to fit to the used panniers I bought earlier this week. All in, half the price of a new set. Just need a bit of polishing.
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Sounds like you’ve gone down the exact same route as me. No point wasting good money when you can get what you need at half price.
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I’d just like to say, many thanks to Beaver for coming round today and giving me the bits I needed to finish off the lock coding. The job is finished and they are all set to go on the bike tomorrow.
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And it killed an hour on a wet Saturday afternoon. Locks were easy to code (once I realised two slots are left empty). Well chuffed with the result after a bit of elbow grease on the pannier outside faces. Just after some inner bags now.
two slots?
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Yes. One closest the outside (antidrill tumbler for ignition barrel) and second to last (next to locking tab). For the alloy panniers I have.
Recoded my varios yesterday. you dont really need all the wafers, i only used 4 in each barrel. At the end of day if they want the varios open they just need a screwdriver to break the handle up and there gone. No one is going to mess about drilling or trying keys on varios
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