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Old 11-02-2013, 10:16 AM
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I have a Dakine ski backpack that I wear every day to work with my repair kit, laptop, gym clothes, and lunch. Chest and waist straps, waterproof, and it has a breathable mesh back panel so I'm not sweating all over it. I also like it because it has side clips where I typically have the visor for my 3/4 stored, so if I get surprised by rain I'm not SOL (no windshield).
 
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Originally Posted by anamals53
I carry a gal jug of water to work daily an it just won't fit in the bags. I hardly care what anyone thinks it looks like as that gallon of ice water is so good when the temp is 90+ outside and closer to 120 in the yard dog I'm sitting in.
Kriega R25 3L Reservoir.
 
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Originally Posted by Rog48
I use a backpack............but not on my back




I tried wearing a backpack a couple of times. Found it most uncomfortable.

Here I am packed up for a 2100 mile trip. Backpack has a sleeve sewn on that slips right onto the sissy bar.





It can have as much or as little in it that I need. Held in place by a couple of bungees.
 
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Went for an over nighter yesterday, still using that $25 back pack.

 
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Originally Posted by rickss69
Can't imagine riding around with a bag on my back, so I took a different route. I put a small Motherwell luggage rack on the bike and use a Rolie bag from Wolfman Luggage to carry items as needed.


Your bike is very clean and I like the bag setup, it appears the bag would hold a rolled up jacket - will it?
 
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I use these from Saddlemen:





I can't/won't use a backpack. My back just won't take it. I'm using the bottom one now to hold all my cold weather gear like my chaps, gloves, fleece sweater, eye wear and helmet chin guard (I have a Nolan N43E Trilogy).
 
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I do not like carrying a backpack, but when I have to haul things around, I prefer that to bags.
Here's what I have:

 
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Originally Posted by rickss69
Can't imagine riding around with a bag on my back, so I took a different route. I put a small Motherwell luggage rack on the bike and use a Rolie bag from Wolfman Luggage to carry items as needed.


Like Rick, I use a solo rack and Sportster Bag from T-bags. Works great for me.

 

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Old 11-05-2013, 09:53 AM
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I got this one... turned out to be too small for any real use.. sticking with my Targus for now.



I also have a Cortech roll bag that has given me many years of great use...

 
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i dont backpack anymore but i still have my Ogio No Drag



 


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