Click on the link below to view Part One of the Mini GS Adventure setup. It shows more detail as to how I created the setup. • Royal Enfield Classic ...
Brilliant work. As previously said Givi and Royal Enfield take note pay this man some money and manufacture it and call it the "Tiger Ness Touring Kit" Absolutely fantastic, 👋👌
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍 The pannier mounts are a one off, sorry but I’m definitely not going to be making any more 🤣
Absolutely fantastic work and I appreciate how difficult that was with hand tools. There is on old saying where I come from, "Built like a brick out-house". It's a complimentary comment describing something strong and dependable and you have added pleasing design and aesthetics, top marks Mr Ness 👍👍
Hi Ian Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍 The pannier mounts are a one off, I’m definitely not going to be making any more 🤣
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍 The pannier mounts are a one off, sorry but I’m definitely not going to be making any more 🤣
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍 The pannier mounts are a one off, sorry but I’m definitely not going to be making any more 🤣
Pure class, on them mounts Ian. You did an A1 job on them. Get that patented, think they would sell! Still need to think about mounts and bags for Bumble. Was a lovely sunny dry but cold day yesterday, it’s chucking it doon, today. BBC said it’s dry again tomorrow, will see. If so hopefully get Bumble out. Again, top marks Ian on a fantastic build. ❤it.
Hi Mark Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍 The pannier mounts are a one off, I’m definitely not going to be making any more 🤣 Yes the weather is grim at the moment, won’t be long till spring. Watched your last video, your bikes are looking great, very clean. Ride safe
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍 The pannier mounts are a one off, sorry but I’m definitely not going to be making any more 🤣
Another cracking video Ian, I must say you’ve made a very professional job of the mounts, a pair of 50/50 tyres and you will be able to take the wee bike places that most GS owners only dream about 😂 looking forward to seeing your adventures 👍
Thank you! That was a particularly brilliant days riding, I really enjoyed it. Great to hear that you’ve enjoyed the series so far. Hope you continue to enjoy the episodes still to come 😁👍
You motivated me to try to mount some Touratech Zega Pros on my Interceptor 650. I just need a set of mounts to start off with. This will keep me busy for the rest of the winter.
Brilliant reworking the plates & efficient use of the cut outs! Your Classic 350 looks to be perfectly ready for a massive adventure! Straight to Falkirk for some cream filled donuts 😎 Well done sir!
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍 The pannier mounts are a one off, sorry but I’m definitely not going to be making any more 🤣
Nice bit of mechanical engineering! I'm guessing that might be your trade, at some level ......? Anyway, it's nice to see 👍All the best on your Mini GS travels, Phil (Hunter 350 owner, Somerset)
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍 The pannier mounts are a one off, sorry but I’m definitely not going to be making any more. I’m not an engineer, just capable at DIY. They were made using basic tools, drill, jigsaw, hacksaw and grinder / polisher.
great job!!! I would like to buy such a set and I see in the comments that it's not just me, there are many people who would like to buy it. Think about production on a make-to-order basis😊
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍 The pannier mounts are a one off, sorry but I’m definitely not going to be making any more 🤣
Hi Frank Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments. The brackets have turned out great and should be perfect for my adventures later in the year 👍
Brilliant and classy work, and a great job explaining the process. What TPMS are you using (and I hope you use metal valve stems)? Bill, from New York state, across the pond.
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍 The TPMS is a set purchased from Amazon. Yes I have alloy wheels on my bike with metal angled valves, works great.
Hi Bobster Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍 The weather should start to improve and I’m sure we’ll meet up again soon. Take care 😁
What a very professional upgrade, 1st class work, as you said it doesn't look non standard either. How many litres total capacity does the 3 boxes provide? I'm culling my bike's down to just the 350 classic after I've completed the NC500 in may on my Honda CB500X, so the 350 will become my do it all Sherpa, so mine is work in progress as we speak. Thank's for sharing this with us all.
Hi Steve Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍 The Dolomiti top case is 30 litres and the Alaska panniers each hold 36 litres so 102 litres total. Enjoy the NC500, the far north west of Scotland is stunning. I’ve ridden it many times, long be for the it was called the NC500, and keep going back. The wee Enfield is also a great bike to do it on, actually it’s perfect for some of the remotest parts 😁
Hi, the transformation from the initial mount to the finished 1 is amazing & it also looks a proper job. By the way can I ask what size cover you have on the Bonnie as I had 1 of those covers on my Tiger but now have a Speed Twin? Looking forward to seeing your travels on the bike Regards Les.
Are you going let us know how it rides fully loaded with the new cam? Can't wait to find out as i am hankering after a bike to go slow lane touring and i think you may of hit on my answer...
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍 I’ll do a follow up video soon with the bike fully loaded to see how well it handles and performs. I’m pretty sure that with the camshaft, it’ll work really well and make an excellent slow lane tourer.
Very nice work. On another topic, I noticed you have installed a 12v socket connector (SAE?) on the left side panel. Can you tell me the manufacturer of this?
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍 The socket was purchased on Amazon Cliff Top 12-24v Universal Female Hella(Din) Socket (Alloy)
Quite inspirational with a very high quality finish. Was all the shaping done by hand or do you have access to machinery. Looks like you removed a significant bit weight. All the best 🇩🇪
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍 The pannier mounts are a one off, sorry but I’m definitely not going to be making any more. I’m not an engineer, just capable at DIY. They were made using basic tools, drill, jigsaw, hacksaw and grinder / polisher.
Part three of the Mini GS Adventure videos won’t be until June at the earliest. This will be a touring series, the destination is a secret. Hope you enjoyed both of the Mini GS videos 👍
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍 The pannier mounts are a one off, sorry but I’m definitely not going to be making any more 🤣
The perfect machine for the Wild Atlantic Way and all the wee back roads down the west of Ireland. Love it!
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Brilliant work. As previously said Givi and Royal Enfield take note pay this man some money and manufacture it and call it the "Tiger Ness Touring Kit" Absolutely fantastic, 👋👌
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍
The pannier mounts are a one off, sorry but I’m definitely not going to be making any more 🤣
Those brackets and mounting plates are a work of art.
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Very neat work. Not just well engineered, looks right too!
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Bonjour, et merci encore pour ce partage constructif.
Comme on dit, "il n'y à pas de problèmes ; uniquement des solutions" !!!
😉👍🙏👍🙏👍😉
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Beautifully made system, RE are the original adventure bikes!
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Absolutely fantastic work and I appreciate how difficult that was with hand tools. There is on old saying where I come from, "Built like a brick out-house". It's a complimentary comment describing something strong and dependable and you have added pleasing design and aesthetics, top marks Mr Ness 👍👍
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Great setup you have there. Great engineering for a sturdy piece..Bravo..
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Wonderful job!
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Ahh, so it was you who designed The Forth Bridge 👍. Great job.
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Love the Forth Bridge reference 🤣
A nice piece of work. It looks very tidy.
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Nice job 👍
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Very expertly done,impressive👌👍
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Just brilliant!! 👍
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Excellent work Ian. Very impressive.
Hi Ian
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The pannier mounts are a one off, I’m definitely not going to be making any more 🤣
It’s a wee top notch set there. I want one.
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The pannier mounts are a one off, sorry but I’m definitely not going to be making any more 🤣
Superb job Ian! You could sell these no problem. Looking forward to seeing you out and about with them.
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍
The pannier mounts are a one off, sorry but I’m definitely not going to be making any more 🤣
Pure class, on them mounts Ian. You did an A1 job on them. Get that patented, think they would sell!
Still need to think about mounts and bags for Bumble.
Was a lovely sunny dry but cold day yesterday, it’s chucking it doon, today. BBC said it’s dry again tomorrow, will see. If so hopefully get Bumble out.
Again, top marks Ian on a fantastic build. ❤it.
Hi Mark
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍
The pannier mounts are a one off, I’m definitely not going to be making any more 🤣
Yes the weather is grim at the moment, won’t be long till spring.
Watched your last video, your bikes are looking great, very clean.
Ride safe
I reckon you could knock up a few of those and market them. I would definitely buy that set up. Perfect.
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The pannier mounts are a one off, sorry but I’m definitely not going to be making any more 🤣
Another cracking video Ian, I must say you’ve made a very professional job of the mounts, a pair of 50/50 tyres and you will be able to take the wee bike places that most GS owners only dream about 😂 looking forward to seeing your adventures 👍
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50/50 tyres, now that does sound like a great idea 😁
That's a really neat job ian..well done
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Impressive Job! Congratulations!👏👏
Thank you!
That was a particularly brilliant days riding, I really enjoyed it. Great to hear that you’ve enjoyed the series so far.
Hope you continue to enjoy the episodes still to come 😁👍
You motivated me to try to mount some Touratech Zega Pros on my Interceptor 650. I just need a set of mounts to start off with. This will keep me busy for the rest of the winter.
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍
First class job and a first-class video excellent 👌
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Fantastic set up.
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Beautiful.
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Very good Sir! First Class job!
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Brilliant reworking the plates & efficient use of the cut outs! Your Classic 350 looks to be perfectly ready for a massive adventure! Straight to Falkirk for some cream filled donuts 😎 Well done sir!
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Awesome job - you are very skilled - such a neat job and bike is looking so good 😁😁👍👍
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Well I have to say it looks very professional 👍. You manufacture them and sell them 😊
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The pannier mounts are a one off, sorry but I’m definitely not going to be making any more 🤣
Top job Ian 👍
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That,s so good .😄
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Nice bit of mechanical engineering! I'm guessing that might be your trade, at some level ......? Anyway, it's nice to see 👍All the best on your Mini GS travels, Phil (Hunter 350 owner, Somerset)
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍
The pannier mounts are a one off, sorry but I’m definitely not going to be making any more.
I’m not an engineer, just capable at DIY. They were made using basic tools, drill, jigsaw, hacksaw and grinder / polisher.
@@tigerness5555 Very 'capable at DIY' I would say ....... very nice job!
great job!!! I would like to buy such a set and I see in the comments that it's not just me, there are many people who would like to buy it. Think about production on a make-to-order basis😊
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍
The pannier mounts are a one off, sorry but I’m definitely not going to be making any more 🤣
Perfect engineering and manufacture, what an excellent job.
Hi Frank
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The brackets have turned out great and should be perfect for my adventures later in the year 👍
Hi Ian. Just adding my voice to all the previous comments on a truly professional job. Well done, the bike looks amazing!
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Absolutely class Ian.What a fantastic setup.Looks superb.
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Love your attention to detail, first class job.
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Brilliant and classy work, and a great job explaining the process. What TPMS are you using (and I hope you use metal valve stems)? Bill, from New York state, across the pond.
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍
The TPMS is a set purchased from Amazon. Yes I have alloy wheels on my bike with metal angled valves, works great.
Looking great, Ian, keep up the good work. Will have meet up hopefully soon. 😊
Bobster
Hi Bobster
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The weather should start to improve and I’m sure we’ll meet up again soon. Take care 😁
Nice work, the brackets looks good, now I just have to wait for your adventures.
Regards from 🇳🇴
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What a very professional upgrade, 1st class work, as you said it doesn't look non standard either. How many litres total capacity does the 3 boxes provide? I'm culling my bike's down to just the 350 classic after I've completed the NC500 in may on my Honda CB500X, so the 350 will become my do it all Sherpa, so mine is work in progress as we speak. Thank's for sharing this with us all.
Hi Steve
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍
The Dolomiti top case is 30 litres and the Alaska panniers each hold 36 litres so 102 litres total.
Enjoy the NC500, the far north west of Scotland is stunning. I’ve ridden it many times, long be for the it was called the NC500, and keep going back. The wee Enfield is also a great bike to do it on, actually it’s perfect for some of the remotest parts 😁
👍👍
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍
Hi, the transformation from the initial mount to the finished 1 is amazing & it also looks a proper job.
By the way can I ask what size cover you have on the Bonnie as I had 1 of those covers on my Tiger but now have a Speed Twin?
Looking forward to seeing your travels on the bike
Regards Les.
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The covers I use are both size large.
Are you going let us know how it rides fully loaded with the new cam? Can't wait to find out as i am hankering after a bike to go slow lane touring and i think you may of hit on my answer...
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍
I’ll do a follow up video soon with the bike fully loaded to see how well it handles and performs. I’m pretty sure that with the camshaft, it’ll work really well and make an excellent slow lane tourer.
Very nice work. On another topic, I noticed you have installed a 12v socket connector (SAE?) on the left side panel. Can you tell me the manufacturer of this?
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍
The socket was purchased on Amazon
Cliff Top 12-24v Universal Female Hella(Din) Socket (Alloy)
nice job,,, saved yourself hundreds of pounds if givi were to make a kit for the RE
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Quite inspirational with a very high quality finish.
Was all the shaping done by hand or do you have access to machinery.
Looks like you removed a significant bit weight.
All the best 🇩🇪
Great to hear that you enjoyed my video and thank you for your supportive comments 👍
The pannier mounts are a one off, sorry but I’m definitely not going to be making any more.
I’m not an engineer, just capable at DIY. They were made using basic tools, drill, jigsaw, hacksaw and grinder / polisher.
@@tigerness5555 outstanding finish. I think ppl with 2 left hands would not appreciate the manhours that went into this..
Respect.
Where is part 3?
Part three of the Mini GS Adventure videos won’t be until June at the earliest. This will be a touring series, the destination is a secret.
Hope you enjoyed both of the Mini GS videos 👍
Made in Scotland from girders!
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you want to pataint them so you have rights to sell on
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The pannier mounts are a one off, sorry but I’m definitely not going to be making any more 🤣