Armstrong MT500 finished at last !

[PetrolPaulie]

Thankyou. Paul.

Tidy!

[PetrolPaulie]

Thank's. Yes they were made to be used, this is now my main transport, I don't have a Car, just 2 other Bikes, so it will be used quite a bit. Paul.

Well done it looks fantastic, but far too clean. I'm glad you've actually used it and got some mud on it now.

[PetrolPaulie]

Thank's a lot. Paul.

Wow that looks spot on. well done

regards Paul

[PetrolPaulie]

Thank's, I am sure it will do, good luck with it. Paul.

Great job, hope mine turns out as well.

[PetrolPaulie]

Thank's. No I thought that but the way they are made you can't close the main flap propperly if you close the others first, I think they were designed to keep water out, they work aswell , after Friday's downpour they were as dry as a Limeburner's Clog inside, I would love a pair of the original Canvas/Flax ones though but they appear to be like Hen's Teeth.

Very nice.

Shouldn't the tied pannier flaps be under the main one.

[PetrolPaulie]

Thank's very much for your comments. Paul. P. S. good luck with yours.

Wow, that took my breath away. Stunning rebuild there. Nice one! If mine looks half as decent as that when I'm done with it, I'd be a very happy man.

[PetrolPaulie]

Thank's a lot. It's N.A.T.O. Green Polyurethene. Paul.

Very nice, a lot of hard work gone in there.
What finish did you use, and colour,

[PetrolPaulie]

Thank's indeed. Paul.

Lovely job mate!

[Nico]

lovely job there bud,
I think if you check out ex army 58 pattern canvas bags on ebay you may find something suitable. the price seems to rocket if you search for canvas panniers.......
Other auction sites and surplus stores may also stock such items
Regards Nico.

[MacRae]

very nice... we look to have ended up with the same pannier bags somehow, and Im in Canada.

good job!

Davin