The majority of their packs only go up that high if you strap something in the top of it or get the Long version when you should have something shorter. Most of their packs are designed to stop at your shoulders. Maybe it would interfere on an SS but I doubt it unless you've rolled a sleeping pad and stuffed it into the top or are wearing it way up high with a Long pack. On my 650R with sportbars it's not a problem.
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Looking for a Knapsack
- Thread starter MotorcycleGuy
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The majority of their packs only go up that high if you strap something in the top of it or get the Long version when you should have something shorter. Most of their packs are designed to stop at your shoulders. Maybe it would interfere on an SS but I doubt it unless you've rolled a sleeping pad and stuffed it into the top or are wearing it way up high with a Long pack. On my 650R with sportbars it's not a problem.
Where can I get Kriega backpacks (eg. R25) in GTA?
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On sale right now http://www.mec.ca/AST/ShopMEC/Packs/Daypacks/TopLoad/PRD~5027-062/gregory-fury-32-daypack.jsp
Gregory and Osprey make very nice backpacks. MEC is OK, but they aren't amazing design wise. They have no issues with wind and high speed. Check out Sail. They have the lowest prices I found, including US retailers, for high end backpacks. If I'm riding solo and camping I dont even bother with saddle bags. I just load up my big backpack and head out.
Gregory and Osprey make very nice backpacks. MEC is OK, but they aren't amazing design wise. They have no issues with wind and high speed. Check out Sail. They have the lowest prices I found, including US retailers, for high end backpacks. If I'm riding solo and camping I dont even bother with saddle bags. I just load up my big backpack and head out.
I think I saw Kriega packs at TownMoto on Ossington, call first in case I'm wrong. Actually its a neat little shop, if your close drive over and have a look around.
A friend and I just bought some waterproof knapsacks for riding from GP.
the GIVI and the A*
both great quality and completely waterproof, designed for riding & have all the usual features.
Durable and cool.
$80 for givi and $130 for A*, i bought the A* cause it looks "cooler" lol
same ***** though
Its basically a normal knapsack that is waterproof...kinda handy, nothing too fancy or wild like those ogio hard packs
the GIVI and the A*
both great quality and completely waterproof, designed for riding & have all the usual features.
Durable and cool.
$80 for givi and $130 for A*, i bought the A* cause it looks "cooler" lol
same ***** though
Its basically a normal knapsack that is waterproof...kinda handy, nothing too fancy or wild like those ogio hard packs
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once you've tried the OGIO No-drag, you'll never go back.
As to Kriega products, I got mine from Oakville Yamaha. Friendly and knowledgeable staff, clean shop. They also carry HELD products which is another tough to find brand in Ontario.
As to Kriega products, I got mine from Oakville Yamaha. Friendly and knowledgeable staff, clean shop. They also carry HELD products which is another tough to find brand in Ontario.
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