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Gear Review: REAX Poseidon Dry Bag
Posted by Rob Brooks | Nov 29, 2021 | Bikes & Gear | 0 |
Nelson-Rigg CL Series Deluxe Saddlebags Evaluation
Posted by Rob Brooks | Dec 16, 2019 | Bikes & Gear | 0 |
New Year, New Gear: REV’IT! Stack 15L H2O Backpack
by Ted Edwards | Jan 7, 2023 | Bikes & Gear | 0 |
REV’IT! has teamed up with the luggage and backpack experts at Kriega to create their own line of high quality packs that are comfortable, durable and waterproof. The biggest advantage of this partnership means all REV’IT! packs use Kriega’s Quadloc-Lite harness.
Read MoreGear Review: REAX Poseidon Dry Bag
by Rob Brooks | Nov 29, 2021 | Bikes & Gear | 0 |
Our annual fall road trip was looming, and we were excited for the chance to attack the undulating curvy tarmac of the Southern Appalachians. To top it off, we were flying Ted in from his home in Washington State to share the adventure with us, a prospect all of us were looking forward to. Phil at the time still owned his Harley-Davidson Fat Boy, so we put Ted on that, yet had the dilemma of finding adequate motorcycle luggage that he could use with the bike for our week in the mountains.
Cycle Gear to the rescue.
Nelson-Rigg CL Series Deluxe Saddlebags Evaluation
by Rob Brooks | Dec 16, 2019 | Bikes & Gear | 0 |
Last year, I took a 3-day road trip on my Triumph Bonneville, packing light with only a backpack and a tail bag rig for the bike. I’d only had the tail bag a few months, having purchased it from a local motorcycle accessories shop. On the return trip home, up in the north Georgia mountains, one of the under seat Velcro straps ripped in half, and nearly sheared the second strap as well, sliding the whole bag immediately over to the right side of the bike. I felt the immediate weight shift, and quickly got off the road. With a fuel station (thankfully) right across the street, I pulled into the parking lot, bag still dangling off the right side, only to realize how close I had come to those ripped straps wrapping around my rear wheel or worse, tangling in my chain. That could have turned ugly, quite quickly. A kind old gent in a rusty pickup witnessed my dilemma, and offered a set of bungee straps to get me home. Very grateful for that Good Samaritan.
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