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M. Night Skymall posted:Not sure where your line is for expensive as hell, guy who owns 3 motorcycles, but this tail/side bag system looks pretty cool for a DRZ or dual sport type bike and comes in significantly under buying a rack and side cases, which is usually closer to 800-1000 for the ones I've looked at. Their pannier system is 600 and you still need a rack which is probably minimum 200, those cool square hard cases from Trax that you see on the side of every GS are like 800 just for the side cases, still need a rack.
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M. Night Skymall posted:I'm kind of torn between Mosko's panniers and the Trax side cases. The soft bags are really nice from a weight/profile standpoint but the Trax cases could double as tables when I'm off the bike https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcHwbzu6eI0 is a prototype video but it's a pretty good explanation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsYkimd8dFk is a newer video' *edit* After watching that second one, I think I want to buy one of the new accessory pouches, that water nozzle setup seems perfect Re: hammock chat, jelly because most of my camping is desert where you can't really use a hammock. Gillingham fucked around with this message at 00:21 on Apr 9, 2015 |
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. Also more legitimately having a flat surface on top means it's really easy to strap things like tents and chairs and poo poo with long poles to them. How well does the whole MOLLE thing work for attaching stuff to the Mosko panniers? Don't have any experience with it really.
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 Fits everything for a weekend for two minus water and beer, but that's what town runs are for. Ordered some rok straps the day we left so next time should be able to strap stuff like the tarp, tent, and maybe bags/chairs outside the bags instead of taking up a lot of space inside.
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kuffs posted:Holy poo poo a goon with Mosko bags. What do you think of them so far? I got them for an absolute steal of $424.99 in the pre-order phase, but even at the current 624.99 price I'm sure that's still more than competitive, and it's still just a few dudes running the show out of rented warehouse space. Oddly enough heading back from this weekend I saw two dudes in Ojai with the full pannier+duffle bag and waved with our matching luggage, they ignored me  First time seeing someone else with the bags in the wild.Honestly the coolest part of the bags is reading the advrider thread and the owners own ride reports seeing how all this stuff was/is being developed. Owners first ride report complete with getting stranded with a broken leg in south america is recommended reading Gillingham fucked around with this message at 03:58 on Apr 20, 2015 |
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builds character posted:Link please? http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=871303 http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=927215
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I've got a bunch of http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007ZGOWZQ/ I got at a backpacking yard sale that fold down real small and light.
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SmokedSquid posted:This might be a stupid question, but what's wrong with sitting on the ground? Especially motocamping where you're probably filthy anyway. A camp chair takes up a fair amount of space on a bike.
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I really like Mountain Hardwear Optic 2.5 Fits me + the girl and gear inside plus the dual vestibules work out great for saddlebags and other stuff.
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