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I use Kreiga's little 5 liter tail bag. This is the USA site but they are UK
MOTORCYCLE BACKPACKS — KRIEGA USA | Official Online Store for America
MOTORCYCLE BACKPACKS — KRIEGA USA | Official Online Store for America
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I'm not a fan of wearing a backpack for any kind of distance. I use a DP tailbag which is pretty useful, its important to put some kind of clear contact on the paintwork otherwise youll get swirls and rubbing.
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I have a Kriega R35 which I have owned for about 16 years and it’s still going strong.
Once adjusted, it’s brilliant, but not good if your leathers have a rear hump (I don’t suppose any backpacks are).
Once adjusted, it’s brilliant, but not good if your leathers have a rear hump (I don’t suppose any backpacks are).
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If a back pack is a must.
OGIO
OVER 250 K/H and I don't know it's there.
I carry the lap ţop for porn.
Change of clothes. A pair of thongs(not G-strings). Hair brush, toothpaste, shampoo. Lots of little pouches and pockets for things like, pen, chargers ect.
Awesome padding for the back and kidney areas.
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This has me covered.
I’ll take the Dainese version.
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Do you refer to the no drag version? Thanks
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Yes, no drag version.
I found that other back packs acted like a parachute, especially in corners when hanging off at higher speeds.
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If you are going the backpack route, go into any climbing, cycling or trekking store and try a few on. There is nothing special about "motorbike specific" and those ogio ones seem heavy. If you havent used a tailbag, its worth trying. My DP one takes 2 seconds to fit or remove, has a carrying handle, holds plenty of gear and is far easier to access than getting to a backpack in leathers. Most people here seen to prefer them for longer rides.
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I have the DP tank bag. I like it.
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Prefer the backpack… I travel super light so it’s less than 20litres
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