Manfred
Stuart Brogden
Do pannier lids from the NY650 fit on an NT700? Couldn't find the NT650 on Partzilla.
ThanksA quick trip over to eBay UK (they got both the NT650V and NT700V) tells me the answer to your question is a definite no. The lid shapes are completely different.
Here's a listing for a NT700V lid, left side.
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GENUINE HONDA NT700 DEAUVILLE RED LEFT L/H PANNIER LID 81330MEWD40ZD | eBay UK
HONDA RED L/H PANNIER LID. NT700V DEAUVILLE. ORIGINAL NARROW.www.ebay.co.uk
and a listing for a NT650V lid, left side.
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Used Honda NT650V1 Deauville Red L/H Pannier Lid 77237-MBL-610 Scratched but OK | eBay UK
As you can see from the photos, the lid is scratched on both the red paint and the plastic, but the rest of the lid is perfectly OK. Genuine HONDA Part Number 77237-MBL-610.www.ebay.co.uk
Encounter with a pickup?Here's what the damage looks like.
Nope - hit a very rough expansion joint on a bridge. 'Bout knocked me loose from the handlebars.Encounter with a pickup?
I had about 9 pounds of stuff in that liner - a pillow was on the outer side, against the lid. It was an expansion joint on a bridge in Arkansas on a state highway. I avoid interstates.So you took a strong pothole-like bump and the lid busted? You're not carrying concrete pavers or something heavy in that saddlebag liner?
I had a big lid explode, but that was from the bike slamming down hard on its side
Then again, I've ran the interstates across Texas numerous times and I've encountered violent jolts like you experienced. Especially I-20 out towards Abilene, horrendous road conditions. I remember thinking the one that shocked my spine wasn't a pothole, more a ravine.
Must have been the expansion joint in the Jersey-barriers then...Nope - hit a very rough expansion joint on a bridge. 'Bout knocked me loose from the handlebars.
Well, doesn't sound like state routes are doing you any favors either.Arkansas on a state highway. I avoid interstates.