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    •  We're Off the Grid (Temporarily) — Back October 15, 2025 ️

    Webstore Closed While We Ride Europe!

    Hey Selkirk fam,
    We're pressing pause on our webstore through October 15, 2025—and for good reason.  Marc & Monica are trading Snowbikes for ADV Bikes and chasing a dream that’s been revving in the background for years: a two-wheeled road trip through Europe.


    This isn’t just any trip. We’re talking about epic scenery and legendary roads. First, we hit Germany—a proper moto launch pad. Then it’s up to The Netherlands, for the unexpected gems: winding dike roads, medieval towns stitched together with scenic detours, and just enough curves to keep us leaning and grinning. From there, we’re winding through Scotland’s jaw-dropping North Coast 500, past lochs, cliffs, and a few sheep-dodging moments. Oh, and castles. Lots of castles. Some ancient, some haunted, all badass.


    We’ll then cruise through the UK countryside, making our way to the iconic Isle of Man for the 2025 TT Races, the ultimate celebration of speed, courage, and throttle control.


    While we're out there making memories, we won’t be fulfilling orders. Our webstore will be offline until October 15, but we’ll still be active—sharing photos, stories, and pit stops from the road. You’ll find it all on @selkirksmx, where we’ll be keeping the community looped in on every twist, turn, and castle climb.


    We know it’s a bit of a shift, but this adventure fuels the same spirit that drives Selkirk SMX—freedom, grit, and a bit of madness. We’ll come back with fresh perspectives, new ideas, and maybe a few more stickers on the panniers.


    Thanks for riding with us, literally and figuratively. We’ll see you this fall with even more to fuel your winter rides.


    Stay wild!
    Marc & Monica

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    • Quarter turn install & Initial panel fitting

    Quarter turn install:


    Quick release quarter turn fasteners can be tight initially when replaced or panels are changed.
    The thickness of panels and manufacturing tolerances are slightly variable and the aluminum receptacle must be worked
    in to finalize fit.

    Changing Quarter turn:


    Remove retainer with teeth from backside of fastener with a scribe or sharp pick.
    Work one side then the other to work retainer up and off quarter turn.
    Retainer will be destroyed in this operation, do not re-use.
    To reinstall, lay panel quarter turn down, place new retainer with inner teeth pointing up.
    Push retainer on firmly with 7mm 12 point end wrench (recommended), or a socket that just fits over cross pin.

    Initial panel fitting:


    Make sure quarter turn is lined up 90 degrees to receptacle.
    Push in slightly, then turn d-ring clockwise ¼ turn to fasten.
    If there is resistance: push in more, go easy, and work quarter turn open/closed a few times.
    A little lube on cross pin will help if extra tight.
    Do not force D-Ring to the point of twisting it off, this will bend the small cross pin leading to failure.
    Work quarter turn open/closed a few times. Turn quarter turn 180 degrees and work it open/close a few more.
    This process will help machine and deburr the aluminum receptacle for smooth operation.
    If removing panels in snow/icy conditions watch for ice buildup between panels.
    Don’t throw warm panel in powder, leading to ice sticking to panels.
    If quarter turn gets very tight in the field you must clear snow, don’t force.

    A little finesse goes a long way to ensure these aerospace fasteners will operate as designed for a long time:
    Line up fastener 90 degrees to receptacle and straight in when securing panels.
    Don’t force D-ring to install. Fastener should click into place easily.
    Clear snow and Ice.
    A little lube on occasion.