Craven panniers
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I don't know; but if you find a source, please post it here. I. too. am interested. I would not mind the angled hard bags.
I have found this.
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They sent this back to me.
Looks OK if you have the time for them to get it all together.
Craven Equipment
Long Beren, Upper Oakley, DISS, IP21 4AX
Strictly no callers, mail order only.
Telephones (01986) 894 798 or 892 826 Facsimile (01986) 894 799
[email protected] www.CravenS.org.uk
We have only recently acquired the Craven Equipment business from Phil Primmer of West Country Sidecars who has retired. It is taking us some time to sort out all the drawings, moulds and tooling but we hope to be in a position to start production late in 2009. We will start by making the more popular top boxes, panniers, racks and fittings and hope to eventually have most of the Craven range in stock. We will supply individual parts to repair or complete old sets of luggage and carriers but in the meantime we are not able to help with any spares as there was very little stock.
We also will be producing Phil Primmer's own panniers and rack that were designed principally for Vincents and we hope to finish of the moulds he was making in order to produce Rodark Panniers.
We do however welcome enquiries in the meantime and we will contact you when we do have some stock. At the moment we do not even have any permanent premises and the preferred method of contact is by email [email protected]
I have added your email address to the mailing list so you will be notified when the business is up and running.
Roger
[email protected]
They sent this back to me.
Looks OK if you have the time for them to get it all together.
Craven Equipment
Long Beren, Upper Oakley, DISS, IP21 4AX
Strictly no callers, mail order only.
Telephones (01986) 894 798 or 892 826 Facsimile (01986) 894 799
[email protected] www.CravenS.org.uk
We have only recently acquired the Craven Equipment business from Phil Primmer of West Country Sidecars who has retired. It is taking us some time to sort out all the drawings, moulds and tooling but we hope to be in a position to start production late in 2009. We will start by making the more popular top boxes, panniers, racks and fittings and hope to eventually have most of the Craven range in stock. We will supply individual parts to repair or complete old sets of luggage and carriers but in the meantime we are not able to help with any spares as there was very little stock.
We also will be producing Phil Primmer's own panniers and rack that were designed principally for Vincents and we hope to finish of the moulds he was making in order to produce Rodark Panniers.
We do however welcome enquiries in the meantime and we will contact you when we do have some stock. At the moment we do not even have any permanent premises and the preferred method of contact is by email [email protected]
I have added your email address to the mailing list so you will be notified when the business is up and running.
Roger
Just spoke to these people in Sydney.
$250 a pair.
http://www.handcraftfibreglass.com/page6.htm
8 rows down is the large pannier
18 rows down is the narrow pannier, this photo is just out of the mold not finished.
$250 a pair.
http://www.handcraftfibreglass.com/page6.htm
8 rows down is the large pannier
18 rows down is the narrow pannier, this photo is just out of the mold not finished.
I emailed Crqvens and asked to be added to their mailing list. If they resurrect a particular set from the vintage days, I will be very interested. Thanks for the link.
I also visited the Sydney link. I will have research them more thoroughly.
Thanks again for both links.
I also visited the Sydney link. I will have research them more thoroughly.
Thanks again for both links.
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I emailed Crqvens and asked to be added to their mailing list. If they resurrect a particular set from the vintage days, I will be very interested. Thanks for the link.
I also visited the Sydney link. I will have research them more thoroughly.
Thanks again for both links.
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The Sydney people have been in operation at the same place for 30 years, that probably is enough said.
They said they usually only keep one set of bags in stock but make to order. They have the larger in stock today. I was invited to the factory to check out the molds in case it's the smaller bag that I am after. They will ship to me after manufacture for $10. They said they send all over Australia, I have no idea about international shipping.
I emailed Crqvens and asked to be added to their mailing list. If they resurrect a particular set from the vintage days, I will be very interested. Thanks for the link.
I also visited the Sydney link. I will have research them more thoroughly.
Thanks again for both links.
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The Sydney people have been in operation at the same place for 30 years, that probably is enough said.
They said they usually only keep one set of bags in stock but make to order. They have the larger in stock today. I was invited to the factory to check out the molds in case it's the smaller bag that I am after. They will ship to me after manufacture for $10. They said they send all over Australia, I have no idea about international shipping.
Let me know what you fnd. That is one of my questions - the size of the larger pannier vs. the smaller one.
Cravens made a pannier that I used in the 70S on my Trophy. A friend of mine found a set and has them on his 02 Bonnie. I would like to find another set of those. They are angled; but very vintage. I'm hoping the new company will resurrect those if they have the molds.
Cravens made a pannier that I used in the 70S on my Trophy. A friend of mine found a set and has them on his 02 Bonnie. I would like to find another set of those. They are angled; but very vintage. I'm hoping the new company will resurrect those if they have the molds.
