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2015 Adventure Proof Packing Systems Photo by David Schelske, www.davidschelske.com. We want you to be 100% stoked with your Giant Loop 2015 ADVENTURE PROOF purchase — and if you’re not, we need to hear about it, so we can make things right for you. Giant Loop provides to the original purchaser a limited PACKING SYSTEMS lifetime warranty against defects in materials or craftsmanship if purchased FOR MOTORCYCLES directly from a Giant Loop authorized dealer. This warranty covers defective materials and craftsmanship only, and does not include damage due to normal wear and tear or misuse. Failure to comply with the included instructions for this Product will void the limited lifetime warranty. If defects in the materials or craftsmanship of the Product exist, notify Giant Loop immediately of the defect. Giant Loop will provide for repair or replacement of the Product, after Giant Loop has determined, in our sole discretion, that a defect is present. Proof of purchase is required to utilize the limited warranty provisions. If you experience any problems with the Product within the warranty period please return the Product or contact us for prompt repair or replacement at our discretion. DESIGNED IN BEND, OREGON. MADE IN USA. RIDDEN WORLDWIDE. www.giantloopmoto.com 458-206-9113 GO LIGHT. GO FAST. GO FAR. [email protected] 2014 Giant Loop Adventure Proof Packing Systems Primary Application* Color / Dimensions (in.) Dirt Bike Adventure Bike Page Product Name Part # Description Size Options Total Volume (liters) Waterproof Weight (lbs) (H x L x W in.) (no passenger pegs) (passenger pegs) SADDLEBAG & PANNIER SYSTEMS Coyote Saddlebag For multi-day trips on dirt/dual sport bikes. Straps onto rear fender/tail 9 (includes 3 dry pods) CSB14 rack and subframe, leaving saddle unobstructed. 39 P 5.5 7 x 9 x 61 P 9 Coyote Dry Pod (set of 3) CDP 100% waterproof upgrade for 2013 and earlier Coyote Saddlebags. 30 P 1.25 7 x 6 x 16 P NEW FOR Laser-cut aluminum mounts for easy insTation. Keep straps away 39 2015 Giant Loop Mounts GLM15 from hot exhaust. Aluminum N/A 0.1 1.75” W x 2.5” L P P Great Basin Saddlebag Sits on pillion seat and straps to passenger pegs - 11 (includes 3 dry pods) GBSB14 performance rackless alternative to hard luggage. 60 P 6 10 x 14 x 56 P 100% waterproof upgrade for 2013 and earlier 11 Great Basin Dry Pods (set of 3) GDP Great Basin Saddlebags. 50 P 1 7 x 12 x 12 P Minimalist tail bag for day rides on dirt/dual sport bikes. 11 MoJavi Saddlebag MSB2 Straps onto rear fender/tail rack and subframe. 14 3 4 x 7 x 50 P Alternative to hard luggage on adventure bikes with passenger pegs. 12 x 16 x 6 13 Siskiyou Panniers SPN Mounts with/without luggage racks. 70 P 10 (each side) P TANK & HANDLEBAR BAG SYSTEMS 25 Buckin’ Roll Tank Bag (complete) BNR2 Slim profile stays out of the way. Wraps around tank/cowling. 6 2.25 7 x 3.5 x 16.5 P P 21 Diablo Tank Bag PRO DTBP Feature rich yet low profile, easy access. 4 1.75 3 x 10 x 8 P P Maximum volume with mimimum interference with 19 Fandango Tank Bag STANDARD FTB14 rider’s position. 8 2 6 x 10 x 8 P P 17 Fandango Tank Bag PRO FTBP State-of-the-art off-road touring solution. 8 2 6 x 10 x 8 P P 16 - 21 Fandango/Diablo Harness FTH14 Move one tank bag from bike-to-bike. N/A 0.5 12 x 8 P P Zipperless clam-shell lid for quick access. Includes seam-sealed inner REAR 9.5” T, 15 Kiger Tank Bag KTB15 9 P 2.5 FRONT 6” T, 8” W, P liner bag (removable). 12” L 27 Pannier Pockets PNN Carrying capacity for sides of tank/cowling without getting in knees. 4 1.25 7 x 3.5 x 16.5 P P NEW FOR Seam-sealed inner liner for all Fandango/Diablo Tank Bags, plus 43 2015 Tank Bag Dry Pod TDP15 Klamath Tail Rack Pack. 6 P 0.5 5 x 9 x 7 P 23 Zigzag Handlebar Bag ZHB Straps to virtually any handlebars. 1.5 0.25 4 x 2.5 x 10.5 P P WATERPROOF DRY BAGS NEW FOR Waterproof double-ended roll top. Access gear without unstrapping. 35 2015 Columbia Dry Bag CDB15 Integrated mounting straps and should strap included. 70 P 3.5 45” L x 20” W (flat) P P 37 Rogue Dry Bag RDB Waterproof double-ended roll top. Access gear without unstrapping. 17 P 1.25 20.5 x 13.5 (flat) P P 37 Tillamook Dry Bag TDB Waterproof double-ended roll top. Access gear without unstrapping. 38 P 2 40 x 19 (flat) P P EXPEDITION KIT Cold, wet, wind, mud protection. Quickly strap over 43 Bushwackers Hand Guards BWH rigid deflectors. N/A 0.75 13.75 x 20.5 (flat) P P 44 Gear Repair Kit GRK Spare parts and patches to keep you on the trail. N/A N/A 0.25 N/A P P Universal exhaust heat solution prevents melting. Burnished 41 Hot Springs Heat Shield HSHS3 Mounts on muffler with stainless steel clamp. aluminum N/A 0.25 .75 x 6 x 2.75 P P NEW FOR 39 2015 Labrador Dry Pods (set of 2) LDP14 Seam-sealed universal pannier liners and dry storage. 6.6 P .75 3” T x 12” W x 11” L P P 41 Pronghorn Straps (16” gray) PHS16 Stretch poly straps upgrade GL kit - essential for every motorcyclist. N/A 0.25 16 x .75 P P 41 Pronghorn Straps (20” orange) PHS20 Stretch poly straps upgrade GL kit - essential for every motorcyclist. N/A 0.25 20 x .75 P P 41 Pronghorn Straps (26” red) PHS26 Stretch poly straps upgrade GL kit - essential for every motorcyclist. N/A 0.25 26 x .75 P P 33 Possibles Pouch PSP Strap-on easy access 2-liter storage for GL bags or bike. 2 0.5 2 x 9 x 5.25 P P 43 Rubber Boa Straps RBS Dead solid attachments for dirt bike fenders. N/A 0.25 N/A P NEW FOR 5 2015 Tracker Packer TKP15 Ruggedized holster for SPOT Gen3 emergency beacon and GPS tracker. N/A P 0.25 3.5 x 2.5 P P NEW FOR 39 2015 Travel Shoulder Strap TSS15 Universal clip-on luggage carry strap. Compatible with all Giant Loop bags. N/A P 0.25 48 x 1.5 P P 41 Vinyl Protective Film VPF Prevents scuffing beneath GL bags. Clear only N/A 0.5 12 x 18 P P TAIL PACKS & FENDER BAGS NEW FOR Zipperless clam-shell lid for quick access. Mounts to tail rack (highly 4.75” T x 8.5” W 29 2015 Klamath Tail Rack Pack KRP15 recommended). Compatible with MoJavi Saddlebag. 4 1.75 x 11” L P P NEW FOR Ultimate motorcycle tool pack. Bolts to plastic fender or rack. 31 2015 Ochoco Enduro Tail Pack OEP15 Straps onto many locations. Or use on its own. 3.5 1 8.75” x 6” x 4.5” P P * Bags designed for dirt/dual sport/enduro bikes can mounted on many adventure bikes and vice versa but may require mounting modifications and some ingenuity. 1 1 Tiffany Coates, United Kingdom Maybe our mission is bigger… World’s most traveled solo woman motorcyclist, she’s ridden on every continent but Antarctica - most of it on We can change the world her trusty BMW R80GS, “Thelma.” We can change motorcycling 2 We can make the tools of discovery 2 Tolga Basol, Turkey Turkish filmmaker crossed Europe and Asia, Two wheels make the world go round documenting his journey for TV. After exploring the western USA, he’s heading to South America, then We are modern explorers Africa, completing a round-the-world adventure. We are emissaries of peace 1 We unite the world 3 Danell Lynn, United States RIDERS WHO INSPIRE > 1 Woman…1 Bike…1 Year…all 50 US States We make life richer and better for all of 3 and Canada…Guinness World Record attempt in those around us, with each interaction progress now, as Danell rides her classic Triumph Bonneville racking up miles. We do not make baggage We make tools for travel and 4 Alessio Corradini, Italy Italian moto photojournalist Alessio Corradini exploration on two wheels covered the 2015 Africa Eco Race other rally It’s more than recreation events in North Africa and Europe, riding his bike right along with the racers to capture visually Travel and exploration - even if it’s dynamic, beautifully lit and composed images that one’s own “backyard” capture the essence of rally racing. We open new worlds of options 5 David Darcy, Australia How? With intuitive, functional, durable Just completed unsupported Simpson Desert 4 5 crossing in Australia’s Outback - “unfinished products that require little more than business” from his London to Sydney ride in 2012. “plug-and-play” enjoyment 6 Alberto Lara and Naomi Tweddle, Canada We free people from their metal cages Alberto and Naomi Lara’s 2014 Peru trip: 22 nights and work-a-day lives camped. 3,724 kilometers ridden. 202 hours of riding. Rented 200cc Keeway motorcycles. We build friendships We improve marriages, relationships 6 7 8 7 Mikkel “Mike” Thomsen, Colombia/Denmark and family life Achieving his life-long dream of racing and finishing We can teach a new generation that a navigational rally in Africa.
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