Best Motorcycle Backpacks of 2022

[@youknowwhattimeitis1735]

Ryan can make anything, even something so simple as backpacks extremely entertaining. Love your content man.

[@Angel-ggx]

Agreed , this man is hilarious!

[@TK-gd9td]

Truly talented as an digital content creator

[@olenilsen4660]

I know, right? Had to love the contents of his backpack @ 1:30. However, I don´t understand trying to secure anything with a Masterlock...

[@WestCoastWheelman]

Fortnine probably told Ryan enough with the overly cinematic zen philosophizing, you're supposed to be marketing product! And Ryan said yeah, ok, fair enough, but I'm still going to make it better than top gear!

[@imagesbyraphael]

Yeah, that's why I watched this even though I'm not interested in a backpack.

[@tom_photo]

I always enjoy your videos. Education and entertainment in one. Thanks!

[@BeanieBiker_AutisticRider]

still have my kriega r30 which is over 10 years old and covered thousands of miles, many different countries and climates, and still looks like new, best motorcycle rucksack I have ever bought

[@JaythanRodriguez]

I'm a bicycle/motorcycle rider and the backpacks from Chrome Industries are really good. I use their Barrage Cargo backpack and it's so versatile as well as tough. A big plus is that it's very aesthetically pleasing as well.

[@waiwong7996]

Aye the gear videos are back. Now I want the commuter theme for 1000 back

[@FlightRecorder1]

As an avid watcher of LockPickingLawyer, I'm glad they don't have a built in lock on that Klim bag. It'd inevitably be a really shitty lock, so I'd just rather be able to purchase my own.

[@ttrguy9952]

Kreiga makes the best motorcycle back packs. I have the R 25 and it is PERFECT!

[@Gabbro83]

I prefer the smaller kriega bag. Still fits a 3 litre water pack in the back, with enough space in the front for day snacks..... entirely used for eating and drinking!

[@billdumanch6237]

Ryan, as always...brilliant...

[@blacklight4720]

I personally use Siebertron bag for heavy load like buying groceries for a week. And some normal nothing special small bag day to day riding, from point A to point B.

[@cedricksamaniego9146]

I love my kriega bags because I can connect them all together without adding parts.

[@logmeindog]

You can't go wrong with Kriega. The R30 is nice.

[@mariogutierrez2965]

Always great videos, but the sound balance is not there lately. Some parts of the video/dialogue just gets loud because of your movements/angle. Some balancing should fix

[@Moldabayev91]

Great video as always, good review! Could you please make a review on Honda Rebel 1100? Thank you in advance!

[@alrightdave6135]

Kriega are simply the best.

[@TheTsaqif]

When will you release another cinematic masterpiece of a review like the one on Ural? i wouldn't be surprised even if that was actually directed by Wes himself😂

[@samueldborba]

Am I the only one who thinks Ryan looks like Quentin Tarantino(in appearance)? hahahaha

[@Rusonekox9]

Tactical backpack on ebay, 1/3 the price same utility package

[@DooubleTap]

this video won my sub :D

After watching the videos from LPL, there is one thing i have learned: no thief would try to cut the nylon, or the steel, when you have a Master Lock "securing" your stuff. xD Other than that, great content, as usual.

[@nephicus339]

Today we're going to steal Ryan F9's bike bag. Using this strip of aluminum can I got from his discarded Diet Coke. Thank you, Master Lock.

[@kavinsp]

Master lock should be sued for calling what they make as "locks" imo

[@a-nus]

LPL is the meth heads best friend

[@Jupeee]

Was thinking the same thing lol. The backpack not coming with a lock is a good thing, if you don't buy a Master Lock.

[@jantomas4884]

I honestly expected someone to show up with the covert companion, whip out the comb pick and open the lock in 1 second

[@interestinglystupid5775]

YES, a top quality video to satisfy my curiosity that I didn't know I had.

[@recitationtohear]

*kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJuXeK2mZ9F8aKs* Finally it's here. *YES*

[@testing123okay5]

Indeed

[@cjp6930]

Yes, your curiosity of what is rigid and goes well in your rear (01:30)

[@thooomas8849]

I don’t even have a motorcycle license

[@Juror63]

HEAR HEAR!

[@ana-py3vz]

Never laughed so hard when Ryan started bringing out the cartons of milk. When he pulled out the bag of milk I was dead 💀 😂

[@hummelshoj]

I almost spilled my coffee just now @ the bag! 😂

[@JeffNoel]

Bought my kriega r30 years ago on FortNine, rode for 50k km through snow and rain more often than sun and still use it almost daily when I go to work even though I don't have a bike anymore. They recently shipped me replacement tightening straps free of charge. Still honoring their 10 year warranty. All my stuff is always dry, the thing is super comfy and doesn't scratch tanks!

[@Avboden]

Yep my R20 was my daily bag for all of college riding and school. Lasted absolutely ages. Eventually the waterproofing wore out but that was the only issue it ever had. Absolutely worth the money.

[@bullgrim]

I have two, R15 and R25. Won't change brand for nothing!

[@g.p.880]

I love my r30 as well.

[@victoralley708]

@Bully peter go lay down

[@magnusthereddidnithingwrong]

Another up-doot for the R30. Even when I'm not riding, it's my daily backpack for work, filled with 3+ laptops and pockets full of cables and tools. And with the dual chest clips, it's great for when you have to run across an airport .

[@ethanphillips2529]

I watch your videos even on things I don't much care for, just because your style is so outrageously entertaining. So much respect for how you consistently pump out high quality, entertaining content; never change.

[@joshchacko7729]

That piss break was indeed a bit on the long side, but everything else I watched with a smile too.

[@phillipbatho3213]

As a dairy farmer, I appreciate the product placement in this video. 👍🏻

[@adiohead]

Dairy farmer = Animal harmer.

[@tomabberton]

Milk it for all it's worth good chap.

[@AndiDaul]

@@adiohead Leftwing fascist !

[@easpoorts]

​@@adioheadi'd be happy to get milked once a day if i got a life without worries in return

[@nicholasprodehl9717]

@@easpoorts making me think of her

[@SpottedCreeper]

+1000 for Kriega - their bags and tail packs are legendary. I've had the US-10 and US-20 for my bikes for years, and they're bulletproof. A couple of years back I accidentally caught one of the aluminium strap hooks in my car door and mangled it pretty badly. Emailed Kriega asking how much a spare one would be and they just sent me a new one, no charge, no problem - proper customer service and it wasn't even a fault with their equipment. Customer for life!

[@ThatCleanMT]

Yeah that’s one brand that is simply the best. I have had a few of them and just bought the Kriega X RSD collab bag. They’re expensive yes but they’re second to none. I don’t think I’ll ever buy another brand backpack for motorcycling.

[@F.o.s.t.e.r.]

Can the black, training cone, be ordered in the website?

[@byever1]

Backordered through 2023.

[@Nightdare]

That's not a training cone ....That's an F9 variomatic pulley

[@WindFireAllThatKindOfThing]

Don't judge. When you need an oil funnel, beggars can't be choosers.

[@Pheonixco]

@@byever1 So supplies are bare, and that's why they're backordered?

[@Alexanderyhwong]

I appreciate Ryan’s honesty because for typical everyday use, my $15 Costco High Sierra backpack is fine. I even waterproof the inside by sticking vacuum sealed bags for electronics and laptops. Unless you have very specific needs, it’s just too expensive.

[@WontSeeReplies]

How can he bash whatever company this is for not providing an easily pickable lock? I’m with you, too. A cheap bag is enough.

[@paapali]

@@WontSeeReplies good point, except well, lock-picking isn't real. Yes, it's easy to do, but no, thieves don't do that. There are 50 easier ways to yoink the stuff than picking the lock, these include slashing the bag open, cutting the cable, using bolt cutters on the lock etc. A lock only prevents an opportunist, true, but it's not because they are easy to pick but because they are easy to bypass most of the time. Yes, a master lock is still a complete shitter.

[@Alexanderyhwong]

@@paapali you have to give it to Ryan….He did say a quick pit stop (sound of peeing) and his back is only 3 feet away from his (ahem) pit stop. 😜

[@YILDIZ1990]

i even attached 10 euros magnets into my cheap daily backpack, i use it as a tank bag too :)

[@David-lq2xg]

I agree, I got a MTB backpack with water bladder for $55 CAD. Motorcycle gear is for middle aged dentists.

[@dex624]

Ryan: Kriega is too expensive **casually frisbees a MacBook 😂

[@michaelhoward142]

Kriega is too expensive only because it's too damn good. ;)

[@acquisitium]

i his defence, that macbook had it coming

[@user-hk7fs6fk2w]

Somewhere in the KZbin-verse there’s a man whose fingers and eyes are twitching when he sees the Master Lock. Though we’d never know about the eyes.

[@machupikachu1085]

Y'all never cease to amaze. 😆 Bringin' back the infamous 'Prop' for a cameo! What a great Easter Egg! Who else remembers that bad boy?

[@natearchuleta2003]

Wasn't it like a visual aid for explaining cvts?

[@oliviersavard8676]

@@natearchuleta2003 it was

[@mytmousemalibu]

@@natearchuleta2003 For the Half-abusa! The Bergmann Executive

[@roblepack]

I previously used cheap, non-motorcycle alternatives that I thought worked fine until I decided on a Milk (Klim) nap pak. My preferred bag now for many of the reasons covered in this video. Your ability to take drab subjects like this and turn them into entertaining quality and humour filled videos is second to none!

[@handlemonium]

*"And that's how they can sell more 220 bags than Pablo Escobar ever could"* 👍🤣🤣

[@renzlumbao2021]

From now on I'll call Klim Milk. Thanks for the pitch Ryan!

[@jvlivtriple]

My wife gave ma a Kriega R25 about 20 years ago. I have used it ever since. One critical thing to consider is comfort. Prior to getting the Kriega I had gone through several backpacks that were just plain uncomfortable, especially on long rides. The Kriega solved that.

[@natro42]

I've had and used my Kreiga R20 almost daily for 10+ years now. Sure it might be expensive to buy but it will also outlast everything else you own.

[@markdonovan2616]

As someone who can't live without their backpack, I am once again impressed by Ryan's ability to make any topic incredibly entertaining. Also, the amount of Top-tier puns just make the videos even more fun to watch, you can't just not love the effort put into this.

[@Alitlittlehedgehog]

Gotta say i remember you guys when you were upstarts on youtube... your definetly vets on the platform now. I always take notice of your attention to details and the proffesional quality editing and apprecitate the crews effort. Thanks for the mammories guys 😁!!!!

[@tanushguha8740]

All that security and Ryan used a Masterlock at 0:51 😂. LockPickingLawyer would like to have a chat.

[@Baleur]

Dude the GIVI looks great for grocery shopping and day to day stuff. Just tie it to the rear seat and you dont need to sacrifice the seat for a fully OEM bucket on the back.

[@SemmyRace]

Brb buying one of these before prices rocket up

[@falseneutral7890]

Ryan is becoming somewhat of a comedy genius! I bet it’s difficult to make something as boring as backpacks hilariously entertaining. Great job 👏

[@Venvon000]

Baught a 10€ bag from Louis in germany. Was on sale from 40€. Has some reflectives and a rigid shell. Perfect for me. No features in the world would make a > 200€ bag worth it for me. Still a great video though.

[@trevorcliffotd9278]

I use an old canvas rucksack with a plastic bag if it rains, it cost me about £10, honestly you guys have more money than sense..

[@michealkaplan1942]

Ok

[@hokedo]

'Its rigid so it goes great in the rear' 😂🤣 ryan's THE mad lad

[@j4zzx297]

I have to give my vote to kriega. I had the zip toggle break on my 2018 r35 backpack this year. I sent it back thinking they would replace the zip under warranty. 1 week later they gave me a brand new bag. I don't know of any other company which would do that

[@armadillito]

Patagonia has a reputation for being like that, too. On environmental grounds, though, surely they should have repaired it for you? (Fixing stuff now costs more than making stuff sadly.)

[@youtubeaccount5153]

For them to fix a zip is more costly and annoying than replacing whole unit.

[@Gismo3333]

@@armadillito - The environmental grounds, don't have a ground to stand on. Even the super good electric cars, that was going to save the globe; on bump, small crash, and you get a new one. They are way to expensive to fix. Change 2, 3 parts and it is more expensive then a new one. But also with things like a backpack, it cost much more to employ more people to fix them. Then send out a new one, that get made in a assembly line in a factory. They don't even have to tools to take the backpack apart to set in the new parts.

[@exceptico6156]

@@armadillito repair it maybe costly and more than likely less ecological...

[@exceptico6156]

@@Gismo3333 weren't diesel cars the one to save the world? Anyway it gave power to politicians and bureaucrats, the ones who subsided (with everybody's money) diesel and now they tax and criminalize... because now they subsidie and give privileges to electrical companiez (I own part of one...). The states always consumerists, inefficient and inmoral

[@Rourke-Slimer]

I've been running the Kriega trail 18 for the last year and absolutely love it. I've crashed off-road with it numerous times, and wear it on literally every ride and when I hose it off every once in a while it looks pretty much brand new. Not a single stitch out of place. It's comfortable, durable, waterproof and pretty much anything else you can think of. I really can't say enough good things about it. It's literally THE perfect backpack for riding.

[@andrewdugdale7043]

Did you land on your back on the rucksack when coming off? My concern with a rucksack is if it makes a crash worse on your spine due to the contents you may have in

[@Rourke-Slimer]

@@andrewdugdale7043 I wear either an armored jacket or compression fitting armor, so that definitely helps. That being said, I rolled about 60 ft down a hill with about 50 degree incline last summer and didn't feel like the bag made any difference. Maybe cushioned the fall of anything lol. I have found that it's really rare to fall flat on your back while riding. You'd have to be like falling from a really vertical jump or something. While riding with a backpack, all my crashes have been much more horizontal in nature.

[@Marrhault]

Happy to see some Kreiga love! Have an r25 rucksack, r20 tail pack, and r30 tail pack. Blown away by the quality and versatility. Love all my Kreiga gear!

[@armandgun]

Here for the innuendo. Not disappointed.

[@Chaosbreak1]

kriega is just that good. Is expensive but you will not worry or care to get another backpack for at least 10+ years.

[@ArjunGopinath2305]

Kriega will always be my go-to brand for all my luggage needs 😍😍

[@ef7388]

How do I give 2 thumbs up...? Let me rephrase that...

[@Antti4548]

Kriega also can hold hydration bladder and comes on other colors than just black. It was my choice and despide of having only one kidney anymore, I dont regret of buying Kriega at all.

[@darksu6947]

A kidney seems like a rather high price for a backpack.......Sorry about your kidney bro

[@randomDaved]

Not a bad deal for what they offer. Also sounds like a bit of a discount from the arm and a leg pricing I last saw.

[@ludwigvonbuzzthoven]

Re: the comments about hi vis options… It’s not mentioned in the video (and the one Ryan demos is all black), but you can get the Kriega T18 in either a bright orange or neon green back panel. I have the orange one, and with the black honeycomb webbing over it, it looks great. I really like my T18, aside from the price.

[@FunniestFlicks]

I personally use a dekine heli backpack, i can use it for both motorcycles and skiing. It has a back protection compartment too.

[@SoloPilot6]

A Master padlock? "This is the Lockpicking Lawyer, an today we're going to take Ryan's pack, but leave him this silly lock as a memento!"

[@Maattttheww]

99% of thieves will still cut the cable before they even look at the lock. This whole lock setup is just meant to be a mild inconvenience

[@SoloPilot6]

@@Maattttheww It's easier to pick a Master padlock than to cut the cable. Seriously.

[@Maattttheww]

@@SoloPilot6 you would still need some amount of skill, and special tools. Unlikely somebody walking by would have a lock picking set. The little snips Ryan has in the video should be able to cut through that braided cable in about 30 seconds (you just cut a few strands at a time).

[@SoloPilot6]

@@Maattttheww Uh . . .you don't have a lock picking set? Master padlocks just need a comb pick, and are open in about three seconds. These cost about two bucks (or make one in 5 minutes)and go nicely on a keyring.

[@Maattttheww]

@@SoloPilot6 I don’t, I just have a pair of snips 😉. JK. Anyways, I think we both missed the point here. It’s a bag, you can also cut the cable off with some scissors. At the end of the day this whole solution provides basically zero security no matter what lock or cable you put on it.

[@yuramatyash7981]

Personally I think that as long as you drive at legal speeds and or don't have a sports bike, just about any bag will work. I ride a cruiser and use my old high school backpack and it works just fine. And for these prices, I feel good sticking with my old school bag. Great video though, I enjoyed watching!

[@someguy5035]

Great comment. So many solutions out there for far less money.

[@smartyuno]

These are for like, ADV riding which is 1: why theyre priced for retired dentists and 2: why stuff like the straps and waterproofing are dwelled upon, because your old backpack probably lacks those things

[@MisterOcclusion]

Same here, save that the panniers and top case on the GS holds most anything I need, and I still have room to ROK strap a dry bag or Superstore plastic tub behind me if I need more space

[@Morlabon]

Gonna say, in germany it can happen that it starts to rain. I also used my old school backpack but my laptop was in there. Had to cover it with my rain jacket and arrive wet in my workplace. Since then i use a waterproof backpack for 25 Bucks on Amazon.

[@yuramatyash7981]

@@smartyuno I just don't see how they're better than any backpack for ADV riding. As for waterproofing, hell yeah that's a great point. Me personally, I bought this waterproof cover, cost like less than 10$ on aliexpress years ago. It's quite neat, you put your backpack inside the cover and it has it's own straps, so you literally wear it as a backpack on it's own. I guess that if you have the money to spend, sure why not. There's nothing wrong with wanting fancy things.

[@Mattestro]

I don't see a single comment about 1:33 and that needed to change

[@zedddddful]

Bought my kriega R30 like a decade ago so tough it still looks new.

[@rodryk5605]

+1 for Kriega. Have a R30 for years. I've even went sliding with her once. Good as new!

[@michaelhoward142]

The ONLY sign of wear on my 13-year-old R30 is the embroidered name tag on the carrying handle, which has become frayed and is coming off. Everything else looks pretty much new despite taking a 30 mph slide once when I forgot to strap it down on my passenger seat.

[@harrier331]

Seconded for the R25, Had it for 5 years and still looks practically new. If I were to get another backpack it would definitely be another one of these.

[@Obscure19]

Great video! Can you do an updated "best motorcycle earbuds, headphones and speakers" next? The last one seems to be for 2017 and a lot has changed since then.

[@recitationtohear]

*kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJuXeK2mZ9F8aKs* Finally it's here. *YES*

[@MrDrooz3R]

@@recitationtohear I was looking forward to get Rick'rolld and now I am disappointed.

[@Adanacon]

Helmet speakers please!!!!

[@FSXgta]

dont use ear buds that passively dampen noise, in other words you should use a speaker in the helmet or on the bike

[@carlbasky7637]

this dude looks like a kid and sounds like an adult at the same time

[@cornliuskwamesakyi8920]

Who else was waiting for him to post another video. I can’t get enough of him

[@miklosmaraczi8807]

I can't recommend Kriega enough. As for backpacks, I use a Max 28 on and off the bike. I love how it takes a big laptop in the waterproof compartment while also taking a size M modular (!) helmet (expanded), gloves and knee protectors for worry-free time off the bike. Otherwise I use US20 and US40 tail bags and they never leaked. Top quality stuff.

[@fraxonthefurry21]

My $30 hiking bag works great. Has a spot for a camel pack, it's water proof with as many zip lock bags I can fit in it. And it's meant for walking so it's definitely comfortable while riding. To bad im not a baller tho, because I'd buy the most expensive one here just cause.

[@Hawk7886]

Many hiking bags have metal supports that would be excruciatingly painful if you happen to go off.

[@darksu6947]

@@Hawk7886 The metal supports are almost a thing of the past.

[@fraxonthefurry21]

@@Hawk7886 this ones is to cheap for that lol. But it's one of those small skinny ones. Like day hike style. It ain't got metal.

[@510johan5]

Mosko Moto’s Wildcat is also a good one but they sell directly so I’m guessing that might be the reason they were not included. I used a Dakine MTB bag for a long time and just got the Wildcat. It’s top notch but expensive

[@baitboy3191]

At least F9 informs you which one he bought, so you can gauge on what an expert thinks about the bags and what you might be inclined to purchasing.

[@eatsleepplayrepeat]

I will never unsee Klim being spelled milk backwards...

[@motojojo_]

Owned the Kriega Trail 18 and sold it fairly quickly. It's comfortable and waterproof but 18 litres is... optimistic as they made loading it with stuff a nightmare Currently own the newer Klim NakPak (it did come with a Klim hydration pack in the UK). Not waterproof but as comfortable as the Kriega, if not more so, and simple to load... and I think about 60% the price of the Kriega

[@tsunx4blog]

Kriega - pay once and forget. My R20 is decade old, used daily for riding and non-riding cargo'ing and still looks like brand new with occasional wet wipe down.

[@spydey2k]

These bags are quite a bit of overkill... Been using the Ogio No Drag series for 10 years with zero issues. I even use it when I'm not out riding.

[@froooty3309]

ogio no drags are like atleast $100, the new ones are over $200 lol

[@Pheonixco]

Second for the Ogio's "turtle shells" I like how they also have a fair amount of reflective material on them

[@Ze-Germanzuk]

Kriega will always get my vote because of their warranty. I had a crash and my bag ripped open, Kriega replaced it with a brand new bag despite it being 3 years old.

[@Rob.DB.]

Hell Yeah !

[@David-ys4xb]

As someone that loves having a backpack around at all times, I have to recommend Osprey and even though I despise the crowd that 5.11 attracts, they also do make some awesome packs. Have been using both daily for work, hiking, camping, mtb and riding for 7 years now, same exact ones.

[@ElectronNinja]

Ditto that 5.11 seems to attract all the jeep tacticool chads, but it's genuinely good stuff. A rush 24hr usually ends up being my tail bag bungeed on. My last one kept up for nearly a decade of use.

[@thinkride3873]

ospreys are super reliable.

[@thinkride3873]

@@avedgy yeah currently i am using a high sierra fatboy. 7-8 years down. works for me.

[@martuuk8964]

@@ElectronNinja Nobody cares about the brand except you. All the people worried that their brand of bag attracts "tacticool mall ninjas" are way overly concerned about image and ego. Nobody actually cares that much. Real life is not the internet. If the bag is good and is within your price range, use it.

[@ElectronNinja]

@@martuuk8964 Exactly. I've had people mention it to me, but several of us on base have used 5.11 for years and will continue to so long as they keep making quality kit. I still have pants from them I got in high school 🤣

[@richardsteele6776]

I have 70 approximately year old Duch military field pack that I paid $15.00 dollars for. It works amazingly well.

[@barclay0310]

Have to say I love my Kriega T18. Find it the perfect size for daily use and a very comfortable bag to wear whilst riding also.

[@adamd8414]

Can it fit a 15inch laptop?

[@firebrid238]

@@adamd8414 Not 100% sure it will fit in the front water proof pocket but will definitely fit in the back non weather poof pocket (Just tried with my 13inch laptop)

[@daveinwla6360]

I appreciate the equipment review, but the jokes are crude, humorless, and I would guess, offensive to women. Why do you limit your own channel?

[@spadac4543]

I've been waiting on this for months. It hasn't been updated in years and I love his recommendations. A lot of what he picked I already was looking at.

[@VosperCDN]

And I just spent 20 minutes scrolling through Kriega's website for accessories for a bike I don't even own .. great video when it does that.

[@Infomonger]

I have the Kriega bag and it's wonderful. The net is also great for adding carabineers to carry even more stuff.

[@Jason_Chart]

Thats nice and all, but I would avoid riding with a backpack. Its a safety concern and it just feels off. Preferably I would strap that thing and wear it after.

[@Jin-Ro]

Love Kriega. Been around Europe several times, and the top to bottom of Africa and back again, and not a stitch broken. Quality.

[@wes_d]

Plus one for the review content. Minus one for the over-the-top potty humor. In this case a little bit would have gone a long way and should not have degraded into filthy innuendo. C’mon man. Keep it more classy.

[@johnwatson2251]

You all continuously put out amazing content!

[@MrKillervincent]

21 litres according to Milk got me 😂😂 these gear/tyre videos have ways been my favourite, glad they're back

[@TheDesertStormGuy]

Been waiting for this from so long, can't stress how happy I was to see this notification. Respect and love from India

[@Incountry]

Used to wear a pack, until I had an accident then decided the shit* in the pack fucked* my back when I bounced on my back at on the pavement…. Only pack I keep now is my Military one I used when in service…

[@Avboden]

kriega for the win. My R20 lasted me many many years. Their quality is top notch. The high sitting sternum buckle was their design originally too (patent is up now hence everyone using it). Absolutely the best and well worth the money if you are going to be wearing it regularly.

[@crazybiscut]

Same here my r20 has been gone through daily abuse because i use it like a normal backpack only now its starting to have holes because sometimes i force stuff thats to big to fit, but i could still use it for couple of years.

[@andyc9902]

I have only one advice! Just buy neon green Or neon orange for better visibility. I am a car driver. Most issues I find with bikers and cyclist is visibility!

[@LucasSi919]

Ryan, you are a god send for us in the motorcycle community. We love you for your work, effort and content you provide. Respect

[@theenzoferrari458]

Perfect timing. Looking to retire my aging riding pack. Been looking into a bunch of riding bags.

[@jeffer1101]

I don't have a motorcycle, nor need a backpack, but when Ryan releases a new video, I'm watching it anyway.

[@sabrinakarr7665]

I just paid $5 for a backpack at an opp shop and it does the job with no problems it's even water proof

[@SandlotRider]

Still, I'll keep my waterproof duffelbags. I have one 30L and one 50L and they cost me less than 150€ for the lot. Yes they're not fancy but I can shape them as I need. They only take up the space of what they contain. They're 100% waterproof, there's nothing that soaks up, just shake the water off of them. I use them as backpacks, hockey bags or saddlebags. Commuting, Sunday rides, hiking, travelling, they do it all 🤷 *p.s. Ubike is the brand.

[@mohammedshaikh7405]

I can't believe I watched this man talk about bags for 7 minutes straight

[@dcorman]

My biggest concern with a backpack is the strength of the straps. If one strap breaks or a seam comes un-sewed while you are riding it's going to be unlikely that it won't cause you to crash.

[@RonakDhakan]

Too much cost and too many features. We need to simplify and go for cheaper options.

[@DimIsHigh]

That sex to- I mean, silicone tool recurring appearances is probably one of my favorite bits of Fortnine's lore

[@imagesbyraphael]

That's a good theft deterrent - a used uh... ribbed black traffic cone...

[@free_thinker2287]

This is a masterlock and we'll be opening it with a master lock 😂😂

[@ygypt]

i have never and will never own a motorcycle but i have watched and will watch every single fortnine video

[@can_with_beans]

Motorcycle equivalent of Linus Sex Tips 💀💀