"Recommend me a rucksack" thread in "Motorbike Chat"
Originally Posted by egypt220 does it come with a 10 year Product Guarantee or will you have to spend £74 every 2 years as the ...

Only 5 years but tough as old boots.
Having used them for years in my line of work and on the bike I can confirm that a) never had to use the warranty and b) they way outlast the warranty.

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cool thats that cleared up then

and when are you going to send your rukka to us.

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www.technomoto.co.uk

Looks like yer ma's Tesco bag.

When I get my arse in gear and remember to go to/from work a different route taking in the post office.
Will try and remember some time this week.

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no worries mate when you want really just remember before the winter gets here again

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www.technomoto.co.uk

I need a post it note on the inside of my eyelid to remind me.

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Another vote for Ortlieb here. They're used by couriers, divers and for kayaking etc and they're not going to fall apart easily and they definately don't let your stuff get wet. I did about two years of year-round commuting with mine in all weathers & no hint of moisture gets in. The other thing I really like about mine is that the inside is just one big space, so your shirt doesn't get crushed while its in there so long as you've not overstuffed the bag with tat.

Only waterproof, with shoulder and waist straps and a comfortable back with a rigid bit for a laptop.

Apart from that, yep, just like a Tesco bag.

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'Cause when love is gone, there's always justice
And when justice is gone, there's always force
And when force is gone, there's always mom.

They do much more stylish and equally waterproof rucksacks too:

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I bought an R35 Kriega at the weekend funnily enough with a waterproof laptop bag to go along with it.

I also have a US10 which came with the Almax chain and an R8 waistpack, could say I'm reasonably impressed with their products.

R35's first outing tomorrow.....

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Before your dreams can come true, you have to have those dreams.

i've got a Crumpler backback, doesn't claim to be utterly waterproof - but has been. has a removable laptop (aka shirt and trousers) section. you have to like the slightly odd setup - but they're more urban chic than others

bit like this one, they change a fair bit every year. Crumpler Products Page

edit: link just goes to the products page - mine is like the King Single or Beerback

After recently covering almost 1500 miles in 4 days sporting my Kriega R25, which was stuffed to the brim, I can honestly say I never once wished I wasn't carrying it, hardly noticed it to be honest, very comfortable, top bit of kit.

Front shot only (sorry), somewhere just over the Scottish border, nr the Ettrick valley I think.

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http://i26.tinypic.com/b81bb4.jpg

WTF do you want a rucksack for on a bike ?

Get a tankbag or bungee a bag to the rear seat

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i had a knox one.. very very comfy, lots of storage space and the all important waterproof thihgy inside..

40 notes and WELL worth it

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KARMA... THE GREAT LEVELLER...

You don't commute do you?

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