Riding Backpack
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Some have already mentioned the kriega range. I was looking for a waterproof one and purchased the R30 http://www.kriega.com/r30/ as the main compartment is fully waterproof (works like the camping equipment bags that the top rolls to seal). Also the straps are specially designed for riding motorcycles and leave the arms with plenty of freedom.
After reading all the reviews I was a bit sceptical about comments like "fits so well I never knew I was wearing it", yeah right! Purchased one anyway as none of my other rucksacks were waterproof. First time I used it was on a 2 hour ride and I have to admit the reviewers weren't far off, once set up correctly (about 5mins of adjusting straps) I put the sack on my back, fastened the straps at the chest and rode off. After the first couple of miles I had to remind myself I was wearing it, it was that comfortable. No issues with it even at 80mph.
Only negative comment I can think of is that once you've finished riding and walking around it is not that great if you just sling one strap over one shoulder, not a great problem as comfortable enough with both straps on.
Woody
After reading all the reviews I was a bit sceptical about comments like "fits so well I never knew I was wearing it", yeah right! Purchased one anyway as none of my other rucksacks were waterproof. First time I used it was on a 2 hour ride and I have to admit the reviewers weren't far off, once set up correctly (about 5mins of adjusting straps) I put the sack on my back, fastened the straps at the chest and rode off. After the first couple of miles I had to remind myself I was wearing it, it was that comfortable. No issues with it even at 80mph.
Only negative comment I can think of is that once you've finished riding and walking around it is not that great if you just sling one strap over one shoulder, not a great problem as comfortable enough with both straps on.
Woody
Last edited by WoodyTJ; 03-16-2015 at 12:53 PM.
#26
I use one of these:
http://www.chromeindustries.com/us/e.../barrage-cargo
It's waterproof, mega sturdy, really big, and cool looking. I've never not been able to get everything to work!
http://www.chromeindustries.com/us/e.../barrage-cargo
It's waterproof, mega sturdy, really big, and cool looking. I've never not been able to get everything to work!
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Not sure if you have a sissy bar or not but I got the sissy bar backpack from Walmart, and it's actually really nice. I stuff a bunch of gear for work and it's held up well. Plus when I walk around, it's a regular looking back pack. For
$35.00 you can't go wrong.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Fieldline-...Black/23591041
$35.00 you can't go wrong.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Fieldline-...Black/23591041
#29
I purchased this 2-1 messenger bag that also has the backpack straps. I freaking love it. classy enough I guess for the office enviroment but rugged enough for riding. Good space. can put my clothes, ipad, and lunch in it.
https://www.jackthreads.com/of-all-t...roducts/153556
https://www.jackthreads.com/of-all-t...roducts/153556
#30
I will add another vote for the wal-mart backpack and a sissybar. It works well and is fairly waterproof. You can store everything you listed in the pack and have room for other things as well. Best $35 storage you can get. I use mine every day that I ride to work and that includes a trip to the gym (most days) after as well. Although, if you don't have the sissybar then your investment might be more.