Best Motorcycle Backpacks of 2017 

Agreed

Fully agreed.

Amen! Also his reviews are damn funny. He should do stand-up.

I have made the same observations of Revzilla on a few of their videos, taking the time to post comments, but they basically keep with their current format. It is SO frustrating that the guys over there say one point 5 different ways in the span of 37 seconds. Seriously... how many times do I need to hear the phrase "as we work our way around this _________". If I want to hear the previous point made a second or twelfth time, I am pretty sure I am fully capable of working this massively complicated technology of rewinding to a particular section, or just replaying the entire video.

Bruh. The way he tried to fit the cellphone in the Alpinestars backpack was utter horseshit just for a laugh. Clearly not giving a great and fair review but FortNine is known more for their comedic reviews more than intelligent ones.

Haaaa, same!

I’m a local truck driver and I use my backpack to keep my work essentials. I ride an ‘04 fireblade

UnofficialTNP find the other TNPer. lol

UnofficialTNP second kind of cool.

UnofficialTNP i thought it was just a u know a 2nd pocket

Arne Hurnik lmao sry :(

The gun laws in america are really retarded.

PranksterVin shiiit had me dying 😂

geko.gangsta right? i think he's been binge watching Top Gear and is now channelling his inner Jeremy Clarkson

Couldn't have put it better myself - just subscribed after watching another polished / well presented, witty and informative video

Never know when you need to clip some important papers together, that’s for sure.

Actually laughed out loud at Ryan's comment. Don't think I've ever heard a word so dripping with sarcasm.

Owen Wilson would be proud.

0.25x speed for best results.

Limppu Man thank u that was 😂

Therefore, I have a question. What backpack could hold my laptop, and camera, that I could use on a bike ? I've found backpacks that look good enough and are waterproof. BUT I need your opinion.

Not to heavy one, and not to "big" one

Any reason not to choose the City Hunter? It's great on bikes, not too big, has awesome electronics pockets and the waterproof rain cover is included (and very bright). ~RyanF9

donnie byers I've had the kriega for a year. It's excellent.

dsp4 the real answer is always in the comments.

Hey Muhamad! Yep, sometimes our suppliers get pissed about what I say. Oh well. Honesty is always more important than selling stuff around here. ~RyanF9

giff74 I have never personally used them, but seems to me 35 is the best. Not much help but a second opinion usually helps people sway their choice :D

giff74 Here in the UK there is only one thing that's important - must be waterproof due to it raining so much! R30 is the only true 100% water proof bag and it stands up to it no problems. Ridding on the motorway in heavy rain with spray coming off cars and lorries (may as well have someone throwing buckets of water at you continuously) and everything stays dry. 6 years of all season use and it's still perfect, will easily do their 10 year warranty period.

I bought the r30 because of this video, because indeed we want it waterproof for the laptop. I love it!

Hey Jerome! I actually use my hiking pack for that kind of thing (it's a MEC something-or-other... can't remember). Not meant for motorcycling, but it has a proper hip belt that takes the weight off my shoulders more than most motorcycle bags. I ride an ADV bike with an upright riding stance, so the ergonomics of the bag aren't too far off. For more tucked riders, the Kriega R35 would be a better choice (fortnine.ca/en/kriega-r35-backpack). ~RyanF9

i would recommend you guys would need a backpack as well as a luggage pack of some sort. no ethical backpack is going to hold all of that stuff

if looking for that look at the kreiga 30 pack. amazing quality good space but expensive.

my biggest problem is the jacket, we don't have for some weird reason lockers in our school and I wouldn't like to keep my 500euro jacket in the public hangers and carrying it around is quite an inconvenience

My recommendation is the Oakley Kitchen Sink backpack. I ride wearing the Oakley Mechanism backpack. I fit; gloves, dress pants, undershirt, dress shirt (neatly folded), dress shoes, 14" Mac laptop, a few writing pads, V-MODA crossfade LP2 headphones, small flashlight, extra batteries for the flashlight, a water bottle (or two). On occasion I also carry a 17" brick of a laptop.. for work purposes. I still have room to stuff the zip in hoodie for my riding jacket. My backpack gets very stuffed.. I wish I had bought the Kitchen Sink. The backpack has good padding for your back and it's very water resistant. I haven't thrown it in a lake, so I don't know how waterproof it is, but I have ridden through a couple of heavy showers and regular mist to know the contents won't get wet. There are quite a few pockets on the bag, I never run out of places to cram things. The bag seems to be made out of a cosmic material that absorbs all light, don't rely on it being reflective. After 4 years the padding in the shoulder straps is rubbish, when the backpack is jammed packed it can become a little painful on the shoulders during long rides.

What you need is a car.