The new Defender EVO series of luggage from BUMOT builds on their reputation for durability and quality and is designed to be the best adventure-grade luggage available. Starting with 2mm aluminum, BUMOT Defender EVO panniers are made with strengthening flanges at the opening and a fully welded case floor to provide an incredibly strong structure. The cases are powdercoated inside and out in your choice of gray or black, or a new uncoated bare aluminum finish option available (by special order). The EVO cases are equipped with stainless steel latches with keyed locks (included), zinc passivated friction hinges, and heavy duty weatherstripping for waterproofness. Additional features of the Defender EVO system include:

Stainless steel quick release mechanism that allows the case to be removed or installed on the rack in seconds
Low profile polyamide nylon lid strap brackets integrated into the corner guards for a more streamlined look with no loss of functionality
Beveled corners to visually minimize the size of the cases on the bike
A new embossed outer panel with the BUMOT logo

The BUMOT Defender EVO system for the 2014-2018 R1200GS Adventure, 2019+ R1250GS Adventure, and 2019-2023 F850GS Adventure, and 2024+ F900GS Adventure is designed to the mount directly to the OEM BMW pannier racks, and comes with a 45L left pannier, a 39L right pannier, pre-installed pannier mounts, and pre-installed locks. Overall system width is approximately 37.25", and pannier dimensions, measured at the lid, are 17.7” L x 16.2” H x 10.2” D. Please note - if your bike is equipped with the new DOT requirement for reflectors installed on the pannier rack, these will need to be removed prior to using the cases.

Numerous options are available to complete your system, including pannier inner bags, lid organizers, carry handles, top case mounts and top cases, soft luggage rear racks, rack-mounted toolboxes, and more.

Click here for a BMWMOA member review of the BUMOT pannier system and watch the video below to see how BUMOT stacks up against the competition (courtesy of Adventure Bike TV).