Toolbox
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Superraid
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Got a givi on mine, works really well.
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Raid Toolbox - XT1200Z Super Ténéré
Raid toolbox specifically designed to fit with the stock sidecase racks on your Yamaha XT1200Z Super Tenere.
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yoyo
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I went for a small Pelican type case, if you are happy to make up some brackets yourself they are a great case.
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JJTJ2
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Thanks to another member on here, I had a bracket made for the Givi toolbox. The bracket moves the toolbox higher up so it is farther way from the brake caliper.
DAVSATO
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I used the empty space under the pillion seat, theres useful stash space there
RIVA
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Hi yoyo. which model Mantona case have you got., Thank you.
Is that fitted with the givi fitting kit ? If so does it touch the rear bake ?
PhilPhilippines
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What's wrong with what BeeEmm do? A couple of backup trucks with mechanics will do the job. Don't need as many spare parts though. Make that one backup truck. 
PhilPhilippines
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Old skool roolz!
Superraid
Active Member
Yep, Givi fitting kit, haven't had it hit the caliper it is close but even loaded and through green lanes not an issue, I have details for a mounting plate I intend doing over the next couple of months, will update this when done.
RCinNC
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Homemade, using 3/16" ABS sheet plastic and 1/16" aluminum angle to reinforce the edges. I custom made it so my air compressor would fit inside. If you're a DIY sort of guy, it's a fairly straightforward project.
Square Tool Tube
I wanted to have a toolbox mounted on the bike that would be able to carry my tool kit, some spares (like a spare headlight bulb), and an air compressor/tire plug kit. I wanted it to all fit inside a bike mounted toolbox in case I went somewhere without the side cases and top case. The photos...
www.yamahasupertenere.com
JJTJ2
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I considered this but I would have to remove the grab handles and the Givi racks to access it.
yoyo
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I've cut a slot in the base so I can remove it without taking the handles or my Touratech racks off. Can't get a massive amount of stuff under there but its a useful space.
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DAVSATO
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I cut the plastic cover through so it slips over the grab handles without having to
I cut the plastic cover so it slips over the grab handles without having to take them off. The cover is secured with 4x cut down mountain bike QR axles. There's not a huge space but big enough for 4x standard tool kits, 5 if you're a creative packer.
Do you have a link to that conversation??
JJTJ2
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Could you post a pic of what it looks like? I am thinking of doing this myself but I want to see it before I do it.
yoyo
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No worries, I'll take some pics when I get home this evening.
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yoyo
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It's difficult to get a pic as the Touratech racks cover most of it. Next time I take the seat off I'll get a better one.
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