Triumph Scrambler 1200 (all models) Sidepanel Bag (UPDATED 30/08/2026)
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A handy 3 liter hard storage case that mounts right where the left-hand side panel goes on a Triumph Scrambler 1200
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UPDATE: The earlier print was too wide, so you could feel a little obstructed when putting foot down at lights or a stop. This version is much thinner and the lid opening is across the length, making it far less of a faff and more secure.
This is a handy 3 liter hard storage case that mounts right where the left-hand number board/side panel goes on a 2019 Scrambler 1200 XC - but really itll fit (I believe) any Triumph Scrambler 1200 series. It’s designed to be simple, durable, and practical, featuring a magnetic lid and a leather-strap hinge.
Fitment Details
The case mounts directly behind the left-hand side panel using three existing frame points:
Zip-Tie Mounting: Since the factory side panel attaches using plastic push-pins, this case doesn’t bolt on. Instead, it secures safely to the frame using six built-in slots and three zip ties.
Flexible Depth Adjustment: The three mounting points on the bike sit at different depths (46.1 mm, 25.7 mm, and 29.5 mm). The zip ties naturally accommodate these differences without requiring custom standoffs.
Verification: Exact mounting point dimensions are provided in the
mounts.txtfile so you can double-check measurements against your motorcycle.
Included Files
stl/1_body_PRINT-AS-IS_mouth-up.stl: Main case body, pre-oriented for printing.stl/2_lid_PRINT-AS-IS_crown-down.stl: Case lid, inverted for proper printing (do not re-orient).stl/3a_badge_field_BLACK.stl&3b_..._WHITE...stl: Two-color badge components for multi-material printers.stl/3c_badge_BLANK_panel_no_artwork.stl: Blank shield for adding custom graphics.step/: STEP files for editing CAD models directly.cc2-3mf/: Pre-configured project file for the Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2.
Badge Printing Tips
Multi-Color Badge Assembly: Load
3aand3binto your slicer as a single combined object. The white artwork sits 0.4 mm inside the black base to interlock cleanly. Do not load them separately, or the slicer will flatten3bto the build plate.Single-Color Alternatives: Print
3aon its own and fill the recessed area with paint or epoxy, or simply use3cfor a blank plate.
Recommended Print Settings
Layer Height: 0.20 mm (using a 0.4 mm nozzle)
Wall Loops: Set to 4 walls to ensure solid 3.0 mm side walls without internal gap fills.
Wall Generator: Arachne
Infill: 15% Gyroid for the body and lid; 100% for the badge.
Supports: None required.
Brim: 5 mm for the body; 2 mm for the lid (to stay within a 256 mm bed).
Material: ASA is highly recommended for outdoor UV resistance (270 °C nozzle / 95 °C bed for body, 90 °C bed for lid). PETG (240 °C / 80 °C) works fine if the bike is garaged.
Cooling & Handling: Let both parts fully cool on the print bed before removing to prevent warping. Allow auto fan overrides for bridging over slots.
Required Hardware
Magnets: 4 × Neodymium bar magnets (20 × 5 × 2 mm, magnetized through 2 mm depth). Superglue two into the body rim and two into the lid.
Zip Ties: 3 × Heavy-duty zip ties (4.8 mm width or larger).
Hinge Straps: 1 × 20 mm leather or nylon webbing straps with rivets.
Assembly Instructions
Step 1: Install Magnets
Double-check magnetic polarity so the lid pulls tight against the body before glue sets.
Glue magnets into the body rim (facing up) and lid (facing down).
Step 3: Attach Lid Hinge
Thread leather/webbing strap through the back slots of the body and lid.
Rivet into loops so the lid hinges smoothly and snaps closed with the magnets.
Step 2: Mount Case to Bike
Feed each zip tie into one mount pad slot, over the internal 7 mm bar, and out the adjacent slot.
Wrap around the motorcycle frame points and tighten securely on the outside.
Step 4: Attach Badge (Optional)
Lightly scuff the back of the printed badge and epoxy it flat onto the front face, placing ~150 g of weight on top while it cures.
Disclaimers!
Trademark Disclaimer: Triumph names and logos belong to Triumph Motorcycles Ltd. This project is an unofficial fan creation with no endorsement or affiliation.
Safety Disclaimer: I present these files as is and accept no responsibility for your use of them on your bike