Re: [ST] Leaky panniers.....now: VA rally

[Todd J <me_shucker@xxxxxxxxx>]

My 01 leaks pretty good, and I too put everything in plastic. I have thought about putting a better weather seal, and siliconing the screws, but it has been a low priority. 
   
  So as being one to drift threads: 
   
  Did I miss something? VA Rally? 

Jeremy Witt <Jeremy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
  In the case of the top case, the water seems to come in through the
hinge bolt holes. I need to silicone those before I head off to the VA
rally next Thursday! 

Jeremy Witt
Newbury Partners
www.newburypartners.com
(o) 603-893-3022
(c) 603-475-4228
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Subject: [ST] Leaky panniers.....

Is anybody else experiencing leaky panniers? I washed my 02 ST over the
weekend and when I popped open the left pannier to throw some stuff in
there, I found a little puddle at the bottom. I've never noticed it
doing that before even when riding through the tail of a hurricane a
couple of years ago.
If they've leaked what did you do get it to stop? I was thinking of
putting a small bead of silicone caulk or a thin piece of weather
stripping around the seal. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
George
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