Author Topic: Ducati MS ADA 2018 950 Panniers (Read 2652 times)

Allawi · **on:** May 01, 2019, 01:55:33 pm

Hello Riders,
I need a serious help

, I am in the market to buy a rack for a new soft or hard panniers. I don't want to buy the ducati one, too expensive. However, I am a little of bit confuse of dealers and other marketer opinon, they are not convecing of what should I do. Would any of you please, help me out in buying a rack and soft and hard cases. I am going on long ride this June and I am so exciting for the advanture.

hawaiianbrian · **Reply #1 on:** May 02, 2019, 06:00:17 am

Look up Shad Cases, they are good quality and way cheaper. I had them on my Honda and was fully satisfied with them. Now they have the 23 Liter models which are much slimmer than the 36L if you don't need that much capacity and don't want to store a full face helmet inside.

Cheers! Brian

https://www.shadusa.com/

rcf2 · **Reply #2 on:** May 06, 2019, 06:37:20 pm

One more on the Shad. I instaled the panniers and later the topcase, both nice and the 'frame' is a simple 'L' which does not look bad at bike.

ZiggyCol · **Reply #3 on:** May 07, 2019, 11:12:57 am

I appreciate the Ducati cases are exorbitant and I'm sure the cheaper alternatives do the job equally well from a practical perspective. BUT any sort of side rack when the panniers are not mounted just ruins the look of a gorgeous looking bike. For that reason alone the OEM option is worth it for me. It was also why I made sure I found a 'touring' version when I bought mine so I didn't have to buy panniers as an expensive accessory afterwards. Easier to get a deal on the original purchase than on subsequent accessories.

Allawi · **Reply #4 on:** May 12, 2019, 08:39:21 pm

Originally Posted by ZiggyCol

I appreciate the Ducati cases are exorbitant and I'm sure the cheaper alternatives do the job equally well from a practical perspective. BUT any sort of side rack when the panniers are not mounted just ruins the look of a gorgeous looking bike. For that reason alone the OEM option is worth it for me. It was also why I made sure I found a 'touring' version when I bought mine so I didn't have to buy panniers as an expensive accessory afterwards. Easier to get a deal on the original purchase than on subsequent accessories.

Thank you so much, I should have thought about this before I made my mind. However, I love this bike and I am willing to put the effort to find a better panniers