Product Description
Giant Loop’s minimalist version of tank panniers, our Pannier Pockets can be used alone with the included webbing strap across the middle, and sides strapped to tank, shrouds or engine guards.
Pannier Pockets also can be added to Giant Loop’s Fandango/Diablo Tank Bags. The two 2-liter Pannier Pockets integrate with the harness of the Kiger/Fandango/Diablo Tank Bag 2014-present models.
Pannier Pockets also can be added to all previous model Fandango/Diablo Tank Bags with the included webbing strap.
For maximum off-road stability, add Giant Loop Pronghorn Straps.
Protect tank and plastics with Giant Loop Vinyl Protective Film.
Specs & Features
• Dimensions: approximately 10″ long x 3.5″ wide x 4.5″ tall
• 22 oz vinyl coated polyester Bomb Shell™
• Water resistant YKK zipper
• Nylike webbing
• Reflective accents for visibility
• Multiple webbing MOLLE-style daisy chains
• Mil-spec materials and hardware
• Limited Lifetime Warranty
• Made in USA
Fits These Models
Fits virtually any motorcycle make/model.
Instructions & Video
Pannier Pocket Mounting Guide, Packing Tips and Care Instructions
VIDEOS
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Review for Giant Loop products including Pannier Pockets on RRP CB500X setup
Ian Turnbull –
I have these positioned either side of the tank of my CB500X and are very useful for holding items I need quick access to easily, but don’t want in the tank bag. These are very waterproof pouches and really handy to have. As all Giant Loop products the build quality is excellent.
Michael Maresca –
I bought these and put them on my KTM 1209 Super Adventure R. I rigged them so the two bags are tied together, and the snap end connects to the engine guard. This way if I ever want to I can take the bags off together and just throw them over my shoulder or something.
Usually keep a small tool bag some sanitizer/sunscreen in one pouch (with a little extra room), and misc stuff in the other. You could put a bottle of water or something in one which is helpful at times.
I set these forward so I could have a little extra wind protection as well as carrying stuff. Maybe the best investment I ever made.
I’m now getting the orange ones to color match my bike lol