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[billmeek]

I've had my Burgman 400 out in a downpour at 70 MPH and didn't have a drop in the trunk. I've been out in the rain quite a bit and never had any rain in the trunk. That said, it still never hurts to take a little extra precaution 'just in case'. :wink:

 

[mupp]

Again, only speaking for the 400, my trunk has stayed totally dry in absolute downpours and also when pressure jet washing. I haven't had leaks in the glove compartments either, it all seems fairly well sealed.

 

[Jim]

I have done several trips in the rain and found the underseat storage stays fairly dry. Our clothes were kept in saddlebags in liners. I usually keep Helmets, and extra clothes in the underseat area, but again they have always been dry.

 

[Brian]

I took a trip from Seattle to Corvalis Oregon a few weekends ago, and it rained the whole time -- five hours each way in the rain at freeway speeds, and several hours in absolute downpours.

Everything in the trunk and glove boxes stayed bone dry. I -- in my rainsuit -- stayed dry, too, except for my hands. Next time I'll have better gloves.

 

[allwalk]

I too have been in seriously bad weather with my 650 and have never encountered any water in the trunk.

 

[Robert]

I just got caught in a heavy downpour (again) a few days ago. I've never had any water get into any of the storage (underseat or glove box). As long as I was moving the fairing did a good job of keeping the rain off me - but once the traffic stopped I quickly got drenched. This is on a 650...

 

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