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Makes And Models => Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ => Topic started by: deklund on December 30, 2017, 08:07:05 AM
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Hi,
I am a noob to Zero, but I bought a 2017 DSR today with a charge tank. My first rides have given me a great impression of the bike so far, and I'm looking forward to many gas-free miles, but, where to put the registration? I have the charge tank option so I don't have the storage compartment in the tank I have seen discussed.
Any good options that owners here can recommend?
Many thanks
Don
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Not sure how big your registration is but mine fits in my wallet. I have the power tank so no storage either, but added top case and side cases. Now I can carry diginows and enough luggage for the wife for a 2-week trip!
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I keep my registration in my wallet along with my driver's license.
I have all kinds of luggage mounted to my Zero, including a Givi top box, Cycle Case soft saddle bags, a RKA seat pack, a Marsee tank bag and a small gear bag (bought from Best Rest, I believe) Velcroed to the inside of my Zero touring windshield. So there are no lack of luggage options, but none that I would want to store my registration in. Because duplicate DMV paperwork is such a hassle to replace, I prefer to keep it on my person.
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In the wallet next to your drivers license, if I bother to take it with me at all... They can always look it up here if needed.
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I keep my registration in my wallet along with my driver's license.
I have all kinds of luggage mounted to my Zero, including a Givi top box, Cycle Case soft saddle bags, a RKA seat pack, a Marsee tank bag and a small gear bag (bought from Best Rest, I believe) Velcroed to the inside of my Zero touring windshield. So there are no lack of luggage options, but none that I would want to store my registration in. Because duplicate DMV paperwork is such a hassle to replace, I prefer to keep it on my person.
Richard,
Thanks for your response and others. Have you posted photos on the forum of your setup? Apart from my small storage problem (I usually carry a tire plug kit with my reg), I also need some solid anchor points that I can use to tie parcels to. I'm thinking the top box frame might do the trick.
Don
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I use this to hold my insurance and registration on my FXS. I beat the hell out of my bike off road on trails in addition to commuting and have yet to have any problems with it.
http://www.twistedthrottle.com/stash-box-lockable-license-plate-storage-box-by-twisted-throttle?gloc=10&gclid=CjwKCAiAj53SBRBcEiwAT-3A2EAR04FkNuz6xFrSm3qqZUfBodiPbvpQ7yRtb9ZVVQHO92B5KYDg4RoC7yoQAvD_BwE (http://www.twistedthrottle.com/stash-box-lockable-license-plate-storage-box-by-twisted-throttle?gloc=10&gclid=CjwKCAiAj53SBRBcEiwAT-3A2EAR04FkNuz6xFrSm3qqZUfBodiPbvpQ7yRtb9ZVVQHO92B5KYDg4RoC7yoQAvD_BwE)
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There are soft tank bags and lots of hard and soft rear bag options. In the "for sale" section of the forum a guy is selling a set of side case racks which are stronger than the Zero factory ones.
Most of the rack systems just mount to the bike using longer bolts that go where the seat attaching bolts go.
Jacket pockets, back packs, and don't forget the frame tube and swing arm tube for your charge cable.
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I keep my registration in my wallet along with my driver's license.
I have all kinds of luggage mounted to my Zero, including a Givi top box, Cycle Case soft saddle bags, a RKA seat pack, a Marsee tank bag and a small gear bag (bought from Best Rest, I believe) Velcroed to the inside of my Zero touring windshield. So there are no lack of luggage options, but none that I would want to store my registration in. Because duplicate DMV paperwork is such a hassle to replace, I prefer to keep it on my person.
Richard,
Thanks for your response and others. Have you posted photos on the forum of your setup? Apart from my small storage problem (I usually carry a tire plug kit with my reg), I also need some solid anchor points that I can use to tie parcels to. I'm thinking the top box frame might do the trick.
Don
Here you go, Don. Although in these photos the tank bag is made by Cycle Case.