What I Have in My Motorcycle Saddle Bag?

[@JONSMITHYOUTUBE]

I agree about being lean, my aluminum cases are 22lbs empty, with soft bags I can pack my total kit for 30lbs bags, tools, camping gear, cloths, etc...

[@motorcycleadventures]

I think this is the right way, but...everybody is free to use whatever he or she decide.

[@antontimkin]

Thanks Pavlin. I prefer another method - and almost the same result or a bit less. Imagine you go by yourself. NO bike. Take only staff which you can carry whole day in your backpack. Not 1 day but day after day. That is all you need. Actually it is the same staff in different places - walk with backpack, on the bike or motobike or at the car. Same everywere.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Agree!

[@shaneelson]

One thing I aways take is an umbrella that folds up small. Its been really handy in both sun and rain. And it takes up very little space. BTW, my wife gets one pannier just like me. If it dossnt fit... it doesnt come. Simple.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Whatever works for you! The important is to ride!

[@rolandcarlile9568]

Brilliant video When I travel with others it's unbelievable what they take,myself a 30 ltr drying,15 ltr rucksack rests on drybag while sitting on bike. Waistpack for passport,money camera phone. Like your self,soap tooth brush, travel wash for clothes. 3 tee shirts, normally last few days after worn throw away along with other things. Travel light as possible, no camping stay In cheap places. Couple cans liquid rubber for puntures. Most important, half a candle. For zip lube ,waterproof some things ,emergency light. Another great video from yourself.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Good!

[@milenvg]

Perfect video again . Best motorcycle chanel

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks!

[@leonesterhazy8355]

as another person said.. carry only what you can take if you were walking!! only thing that changed now is having a drone, which is pretty bulky in protective case love the videos.. slowly making my way through even the old ones

[@julioMarianiGuerreiro]

Thanks Pavlin , great tip , by the way I both the boots revit expedition , great choice thx to you.

[@motorcycleadventures]

If you want to learn more about the long motorcycle trips check the rest of the videos in the channel or buy my book: "How to become a better long distance motorcycle rider" rtw-adventures.com/books-1.html

[@wapster77]

thanks for another great video i only have a backpack what is around 5kg but i cant do big trips around the world like you but every couple of weeks without fail i do around 400km to see family in 1 day on a little 125cc im from england so i ride on leaner plates only because it is so cheap to ride a 125cc as in fuel,taxes,insurance

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks Wayne!

[@jarwicz]

One thing that I can recommend is a power bank flashlight. I have a Chinese one "sunerei" and its very useful. Can charge my phone twice, lights up entire campsite and it even has a magnet at the back so it's easy to attach it to the bike for repairs in addition to headlight

[@motorcycleadventures]

All of these things are already in my tank bag.

[@edmundkonkolich8743]

Thank you for taking the time & effort to do these videos. I have always found at least one piece of info infinitely valuable, enlightening, &/or entertaining. You are such a natural talent, with a personable presentation style & are never condescending or pretentious. You obviously have a true passion for your own riding adventures as well as the heart of a servant for sharing what you know/have learned AND it is glorious that you find satisfaction in helping others to enjoy THEIR adventures as much as they can. Keep it up & thank you again.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Wow! Thanks for the kind words Edmund!

[@rumo201]

Very, very good informations! Thanks a lot for that. .... from journey to journey I reduced my luggage, same like you. I can remember a young biker with his girlfriend on a smaller Yamaha in South-France: A tankbag, 2 Cases and 3 Softcases + tent and a tv 📺 (the old one ˋs with tube) ....absolut crazy!! 😄😄😄 on a camping-size. I ask him, are you happy? and he always rolled his eyes. 90% of the stuff was from his girlfriend, she can ˋt live without that....

[@motorcycleadventures]

Ha ha ha, I have seen similar things as well...

[@ap06476]

I agree 100%. With each new trip I find myself taking less and less, yet I find that I have too much luggage still :-). You really don't need all that stuff with you on the motorcycle. Less is more.

[@dangkrangterminal2101]

sometimes, for 2-3 days trip, I brought more stuf than your luggage for a month long riding trip! I learn about simplicity from your videos. Thanks Pavlin.

[@motorcycleadventures]

My pleasure!

[@motohobo]

That's pretty much what I carry clothes wise. Like you I also wear synthetic or "technical" clothing. Washes easily and dries quickly and packs small. As for your "camping" bag,I'm impressed with its small size. I've cut back and cut back on the amount of stuff I take but can't get my camping bag down as small as yours. I'd like to know what chair,tent,sleep mat,sleeping bag you use,please. Are they listed on another video?

[@motorcycleadventures]

No, but you can find most of the stuff I use in my Amazon shop, include that small chair: www.amazon.com/shop/motorcycleadventures

[@motohobo]

@@motorcycleadventures 👍 thanks

[@TheSlyckx]

You can check out the video he made last year for additional info: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIqynpmcf6t-bZY

[@balazsjozsa4301]

Great video! I can only agree. Especially flip-flops, when camping and need to get up in the night easy to put on and prevents from all sort of skin related issues in public showers, they are light and small. I like to have a small headlamp. Mainly for camping, but can be useful when you dropped your earplug in the dark.. Kind regards

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks for taking the time!

[@bhushantendulkar2484]

I am following your channel from your Mongolia ride & for every ride/travel from then, I am eliminating something or other which was not used. And now I would say I also travel light, just like you. Very useful advice as usual.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks Bhushan!

[@jtreg]

Hi Pavlin I'm riding from London t o Berlin tomorrow... it's rainy tonight in Berlin! Hope there's no snow on Monday when I disembark in Holland. I'm riding a there I got after seeing your channel, I had a GSA 2010 but it was stolen... maybe see you next week haha cheers james

[@motorcycleadventures]

Yes, sure just let me know. Good luck and be careful with black ice. It should be around 5 degrees on Monday.

[@lau5067]

When you said you only take one pair of normal socks I was first very baffled, but then you explained that taking more is not necessary because it's possible to buy socks everywhere - mind blown. Thank you. On another note: Last year I went on a +1 week hiking trip and learned that carrying one piece of underwear, one t-shirt, one pair of socks, etc. per day was completely unnecessary because you can simply wash all these things by hand. It's not as perfect as machine washed clothing but it's completely fine (and it adds to the "adventure-y feeling"). Cheap hotels and other accommodations likely won't have a washing machine but you'll find a bathroom with a sink to wash your clothes everywhere. In fact, you won't even need to take detergent with you since using liquid soap works for washing clothes as well. Question: I assume it'll be hard to find places where you can buy a single pair of socks. I watched a lot of your videos and you talked about how there are always people around to help. Would brand-new unused socks work as a sort of trading currency? Giving people money is not always an option, I assume, but when you visit a region that is "poor" compared to Central Europe, would it make sense to take spare things with you to give them to locals?

[@mikogarage]

Couple weeks ago my motorbike pannier hit other motorists handle bar when i try to past him and they fell down. Its because his motorcycle had no mirror and traffic condition just like India. now I'm thinking of replacing my pannier with a motorcycle bag like yours. and this is the right content. Thank you for info 👍

[@motorcycleadventures]

You are welcome anytime!

[@yisushc9822]

Interesting video, personally I just carry a tank bag, i went for a light motorcycle so its not very smart to put on extra 15-20 kg, I used to also use saddlebags but now I only really carry some Clothes and a few extras, when I go for long trips there are always cheap and nice hotels at the small Towns or villages I go through and its nice to get a taste of the regional dishes, if I go adv riding, its ussually just 1-2 days with friends so I swap the Clothes and stuff for a small sleeping system and some snacks

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Ihales666]

In case I am only traveling somewhere I completely agree with you. I have done 3 trips like this last year. The problem I have encountered with this is if you want to also see something and you need to go away from your bike for an hour or two. Carrying your stuff with you is almost impossible (these bags are not made to be carried for long distance). Leaving it on bike makes it vulnerable to opportunistic thieves (I got one backpack stolen). Your MC gear is also not the most comfortable in 30 degrees to walk around in. For these reasons I am buying aluminium panniers this year. I just wanted to share opinion from different point of view. Not to mention if you travel in two. Camping gear for that alone would probably take more than whole bag if you don't travel only somewhere with warm nights so only light sleeping bags are needed. Btw: Where do you keep your rain gear and hygiene supplies? Anyway good luck on your future adventures!

[@motorcycleadventures]

The rain gear and hygiene supplies goes to the same bag, I forgot to take show it. Hard case could be unlocked very easy from almost everyone. What I do is to stop the bike in front of shop, coffee, petrol station or someone to look on it. The tank bag always taking with me. Never had any problems.

[@bilal_5569]

Put little lube on the zipper lane it solves the problem. I even use lube for my winter jacket zippers etc.

[@MotoHolic]

Wow, great video! I agree with you that less is better, however I realised have a problem - my saddle bags are close to 60 litres (30 litres each side) and with all this "available" space, i tend to pack way more then I need. I've done this mistake twice already, I think it's time to look for smaller saddle bags, so that I don't take more then I need. Also compartmentalising your luggage is a great idea, I will steal it and implement it, if you don't mind. I already divide some of my luggage in smaller bags, but to have one that you just need for the night that you take up into the hotel is great, coz not everyday you want to unstrap the saddle bag and carry it all the way up to the room. Thank you very much for all the tips and ideas, ride safe and enjoy every moment of it!

[@motorcycleadventures]

You are always welcome my friend!

[@phatbrat949]

even after going through your earlier videos i still got the aluminium pannier s for my motorcycle and went on a 5000km trip in the himalays ..... and yes i did not need them in the very first place ...... extra weight and then extra weight (the things i want )...... i used sme of it for a few days just because i had them and had to justify bringing all of it ther but if you think about it then i actually did not need any of it maybe half of it just on the back of my motorcycle ........ the balance of the motorcycle was also not so good even though i tried to put equal weight on both the sides .......... in the end the panniers just turned out to be a good ......a show and an excited acssesorie smething whic other fellow bikers wud want to buy ....... the kind of trips i have the panniers dont have much of practical use ...... thanks for the info !!!

[@patrickperdu6345]

Just a comment on hard zippers in general: if you rub a candle on them it makes them much easier to move. And it also helps a little with water tightness. Now I just got a week ago the new model from 21 brothers and although I have only been on one long day trip with it yet I can already say I absolutely love that bag - it even protected my leg and my motorcycle when I crashed on a steep muddy uphill in the jungles of Costa Rica (where I live) and itself came out without a scratch. Only downside is it makes it easy to take too much stuff :)

[@slavazavalin]

Agree on 100% with you! Your approach is exactly as mine.

[@SmogPhantom]

Nice. I don't travel as far as you or as long time as you. But I have a very similar setup. I stopped to carry sweatshirt because I have my riding jacket which I can wear. Usually I use 1 hiking pants, they can dry during your ride when you don't need them. And finaly rain gear. I have stoped to carry tent and camping gear 2 years ago. If you travel in Europe, its pointless.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Fersotomayorsaad]

Hi: I'm following you and I think you are the most honest and practical biker in youtube. I want ask you for recommendations for a trip to Alaska from Mexico city. I I'm planning to do it by august 2021.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Just do it!

[@ajiezul5116]

Thank you for sharing.... i love to travel to Thailand again

[@motorcycleadventures]

Do it then!

[@zbynekanders8779]

Hi Pavlin, thank you for very good videos and so much usefull information. Do you think about a video where you show how to instal your saddle bag on the bike and some practical info how to "operate" it during the trip, whether you need to lift your seat when you remove it from the bike, etc.? I believe nowdays because of good weather a lot of riders are looking for some bags and will be interested for many guys. I´m actually looking for one and wonder how to travel with it. Thanks for consideration.

[@MohankVBM]

The motivation which we get truly positive.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks!

[@MohammadAlilaghari]

Thanks Pavlin i have learned lot from this video, i really cary lot of stuff in my tours but never used them, Now i have understood difference between what might i need and what is actually needed

[@motorcycleadventures]

Good! I am glad that the video helps, this was the idea!

[@MohammadAlilaghari]

@@motorcycleadventures yes it really did

[@EntertainmentWorldz]

dear Friend love it. Really enjoyed. Thumbs up. Wishing you good health and beautiful Time. God bless you.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thank you! The same for you!

[@pkant19919]

Pavlin ....first of all well done for your channel am watching you so many years, keep riding and always with a full tank, well, i want you to ask is about air pumps in case of tyre break down. have you tried any, example electric pumps or any other types Well, "Kalimera file" and what i can wish you is that even from Bulgaria, you will find your way for sure. !!!

[@motorcycleadventures]

I cannot really recommend any.

[@krishna7862]

Haha... Yeah true " i might need it" statement appears all the time. I think I should shift to synthetic material t-shirts and undergarments, it is non dryable material then you tend to carry more and it is always extra pounds Or kgs. During my last trip all I carried was a duffle bag and a laptop backpack because it was only waterproof bag I had. Duffle bag in a polythene black Dustin bag rolled over. Since I have tubeless tires, no need for tubes except the repair kit. Sparkplugs, extra cables are already zip tied to the bike. One smartphone and a feature phone , camera gear, riding gear and helmet with ofcourse raingear

[@motorcycleadventures]

Good, keep it simple.

[@ajayk2204]

Haha... Impressive .... Straight and clear. Can u plz suggest the best inner wear with the riding jacket and riding pants. And what to wear in winter inside the riding gears that will keep u really warm. I would also want u to give some tips on off roading . Thanks in advance. Thanks.

[@motorcycleadventures]

I never carry warm underwear withe me. Videos about off road riding you can watch here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmbIY4l7jtSKl7c. How to travel in the cold days here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/imqskJusi92Undk

[@pinkiewerewolf]

Giant Loop Great Basin/Coyote copy. Good tips on packing.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks!

[@ricardogzags4675]

Excelente organização da bagagem. Parabéns 👏👏👏

[@motorcycleadventures]

Obrigado!

[@manuelfvdias]

Very usefull information. Thanks, Pavlin.Congratulations from Portugal.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks Manuel! I am glad that it helps.

[@rautenflechter]

Hi Pavlin. Thanks for the useful video. It helps making packing decisions.

[@motorcycleadventures]

You are welcome anytime!

[@rautenflechter]

Motorcycle Adventures I just contacted 21brothers from Colombia. Let’s wait if the answer me.

[@979catalin]

Great content video to learn from!

[@motorcycleadventures]

I am glad that it helps!

[@teneretraveller8980]

Less is definitely more. Even my good lady now agreed although with her on my tenere I have to have 2 28 litre panniers. And a tank bag. That will do us from UK to Berlin, Poland, Slovakia, Austria and Czech republic in June for 2 weeks. Would be good to meet for coffee in Berlin when passing through if you about.

[@motorcycleadventures]

In June I will be in Australia... maybe next time.

[@deepsouthNZ]

my main concern with soft bags is security, if im tenting in a camping ground and want to go somewhere on foot all a thief has to do is use his knife and he has the bag or its contents if he slashes the bag

[@motorcycleadventures]

The hard cases could be open with even simple crew driver.

[@Wesley..]

Great tips, and i really like the saddlebag! Do you also wear a small backpack while riding?

[@motorcycleadventures]

Just water

[@Леха-в8у3э]

I like that soft saddle bags, even had a great deal on big givi bag on sale, but I bought a couple of givi trekker aluminium panniers. It is because I travel mostly in russia and want to go to europe and Turker. My tent with sleeping bag fits to smaller left pannier (bike is 2008 bmw r1200gsa). It is a good travel direction in Mongolia, but I'll need a different lighter bike to do that anyways.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Yes, for Mongolia you will need different bike, if you want to see it properly.

[@Bananajoejoe84]

Great video - great product! Is there any chance of a review about the 21Brother Offroadtankbag? Thank you

[@motorcycleadventures]

I might do it in the future.

[@AngelGarcia-ih2km]

Where is your toothbrush ?😂 Seriously thanks for your videos. I am planning to order 21brothers. Do you have a pannier rack for that bag or not necessary ? Cheers

[@paullee6663]

Wow! You sure travel light! I'd like to know what the total weight is including your tools etc as mine have to go in the luggage, as I have no where on the bike to store them. Looking to reduce my luggage compared to last year! Anyone having trouble with sticking zips.... beeswax is good, just run a stick along the length of both sides of the zip, or you can get products from any SCUBA diving shop, they use it on the zips on diving suits. Forgot to say, I prefer a long sleeve base layer compared to T Shirts to ride in.... even in hot temperatures...I find if my skin is in direct contact to my jacket, I sweat on my lower arms... long sleeve base layer 'wick' this away by design.

[@motorcycleadventures]

The total weight, include the tools is around 20kg.

[@paullee6663]

Really? I have lots of work to do... I think I'm up around 30Kg or more!! Does that include your tank bag or is that 'on top' Thank you for your reply

[@antontimkin]

Total - 20 kilo. Actualy it's a lot anyway.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Yes, this include everything and I am working on it to make it even less.

[@indiancruiser2798]

"You are going to ride your bike on our planet...not on Mars!" ROFLMAO! Completely Agree!

[@VMAXRider]

100% Agree. A HUG from Portugal. 😉✌️

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks!

[@VMAXRider]

I love your videos man. See them all the time. That is living! ;)

[@ROLANDB1200]

Hi Pavlin, thanks again for your realistic and sensible videos, one more. I hope you have analyzed the success of your blog today which I think is that you are the best adventure journalist unpretentious, objective and sincere. all real bikers young and old, in the world, find themselves in your videos. however, I have a wish that I submit to you to fill my desire for realistic videos. would it be possible to show us in a few seconds or words; for example: your stops at the petrol station and stops at the store to buy your food, your laundry for your clothes, how you find a hotel or bed and breakfast unexpectedly every day, there are surely actions cotidiens you do and Do not imagine that they could make us feel even more realistic in your travels. thank you again and do not stop traveling, I need it too ... Roland From Paris

[@motorcycleadventures]

Wow, thanks for the kind words Roland! I do have some moments included in my videos, but I will try to make even more in dept in the future. All the best!

[@andrekcamilleri]

Do you put the camping gear and tools on top or to the side? I know you should keep the weight down as possible but isn't easier to find the camping gear or tools on top? Asking as using same bag coming from normal panniers. Thanks and great video

[@motorcycleadventures]

I keep them on the side, as low as possible.

[@matthiasjoseph]

Hi Pavlin, a great one again - thanks! I checked the 21 B website for the saddle bag. When seeing it on your Yammi I guessed it being 60L. They write about 30L and a possible extension to 50L. Which one is yours?

[@motorcycleadventures]

My is 50 l. The name is Rogal XL: www.21brothers.eu/21brothers.eu/ROGAL_XL.html

[@davidskogley3570]

Greetings Pavlin! Thanks for the video and advice. Looks like a great bag and I may get one, but I would like to see if it hits my exhaust pipe (which is pretty high) before I get one. Is there anywhere in Berlin to try one out, or to at least take a look at one?

[@motorcycleadventures]

Unfortunately, no! The only one I know in Berlin is mine but I won't be here.

[@truthxposed8975]

I want to go on adventure like he does😥 Hes always doin' fun stuff and taking himself on adventures.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Just go...

[@truthxposed8975]

Motorcycle Adventures I already told you I cant find a bike that fits😂 I'm just pouting, I'll get over it.

[@artwebb6939]

That's actually a pretty comprehensive kit, I usually don't even carry that much The one thing I do carry that you don't, and you'll probably get a laugh out of this, is a small original Sobakawa pillow Haven't gotten used to that, I am uncomfortable sleeping on any other sort of pillow 🤣

[@motorcycleadventures]

Whatever works for you.

[@ccchris6750]

Great video. Your packing list is similar to mine. Quick question: do your 3 sets of shirts, socks and underwear include the one you are already wearing? Do you wear 1 sets and keep 2 sets in the bag, or keep 3 sets in the bag?

[@motorcycleadventures]

Yes, one one me and two in the bag.

[@ccchris6750]

@@motorcycleadventures Great! I also practice the same, for motorcycle and non-motorcycle travels. Always the same amount of clothes, whether for long or short trips.

[@jeffstrobl641]

Great vid Palvin. I tried to purchase one of those bags but because I live in Australia and not part of the EU they could not sell one directley to me. I would have to get one sent by a second party. Bugger.

[@motorcycleadventures]

I know that, but... if you cannot find another solution let me know and I will resend it to you.

[@jeffstrobl641]

Thanks Palvin. Will contact you if I need some help regarding the bag.

[@julesenau]

Kosta! Keep pushing that great content! It's all about making your big or small bike lighter and not carrying the extras. Listen what do you think about that new 700 Tenere? Are you going to upgrade? Would love to hear your opinion.

[@motorcycleadventures]

I cannot say anything about the new Tenere before I see it and ride it of course. Looks great but let's see it first.

[@thepacotheas]

Hello ... Don't you take a first aid kit ? ....thank you for your great videos .... nothing about Marroco ?

[@motorcycleadventures]

Yes I do!

[@Italybdbike]

Very useful information ❤

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks my friend!

[@TheMotorman1981]

Great video man. I use a tail bag with all my stuff in separate travel cubes all packed and tied on top of the back seat with my magnetic tank bag in the front..When is your next global ride and in which country?

[@motorcycleadventures]

I will go to Australia in May this year.

[@gary9768]

Hi Pavlin, I'm thinking to also buy 21 brothers bag. Do you have anymore space left in the bag. I pack quite similar to you, I was wondering would the 40L do the job?

[@motorcycleadventures]

It will, if you don't carry a tent, or you have but very small.

[@petergoddard1960]

Ahh but Pavlin, where do I put the kitchen sink? haha! Only kidding. Obviously 21 brothers have taken inspiration from a certain company in Oregon, USA even following suit with the roll top solution demonstrated here. What separates the two is price. Absolutely agree on the less is more approach. Some images I see of long distance travellers on bikes and you can't even see the bike they have so much stuff. Each to their own I suppose.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Exactly, everybody is free to travel the way he or she wants!

[@UhYeahWhateverDude]

Do you know approximately what the Rogan bag costs? I really like it, just haven’t had a chance to find a polish speaking friend to read their website to me yet :) And I refuse to pay GL prices...

[@petergoddard1960]

UhYeahWhateverDude I’m pretty sure that they’ll give you a price and respond to emails in English. They’re pretty helpful. I’m certain they are around half the price of ‘GL’

[@UhYeahWhateverDude]

pgod1960 Cool, thanks. Actually, I should have just checked more carefully before asking...after looking again I realized that their site has the prices listed in Euros. My bad. :)

[@robkoch8512]

@@UhYeahWhateverDude if you need some translations from polish to english I can help

[@searing17]

Hey Pavlin, so you use only this saddle bag and dont use side paniers anymore? Thinking what to buy for my Tenere 700 next year when it will be available :P Thanks

[@motorcycleadventures]

Yes, I have only this back.

[@orlev26]

Can i get a link to by this bag plase?

[@Guedovsky]

Pavlin nice video again, What Rain Gear do you take? I currently use the PVC pants and a PVC boots to place over my boots and my rider jacket... but I find it to much and very time consuming to put on. What do you do when it pours. Cheers and Thanks for your videos

[@motorcycleadventures]

Nothing special, the one I found in Amazon

[@thekaizer666]

12:09 "pavlin, i need much more! i need this, i need that, ah ah ah ah" in the count's voice

[@motorcycleadventures]

Cool!

[@KevGoesRiding]

Any toiletries at all? just a toothbrush?

[@motorcycleadventures]

Dry stick, tooth brush and soap, nothing more.

[@RomanRamsGubanov]

Most important thing on any trip is a gold credit card and propper insurance.

[@minoo1215]

i got very useful idea from your video

[@MattPerry]

Hello Pavlin, do you think my sleeping bag and tent fit in that bag also? I only wanna use 1 bag, that one. So, i dont have camera, tablet, and some others things like you do.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Depends from the size, mine goes without any problems.

[@MattPerry]

@@motorcycleadventures I got a DR-Z 400 E, do you think will fit? That XL model is 50 L, it´s fine.

[@professionalcomplainerandf3006]

Bring one change of clothes and when it gets sweaty or dirty Jack Reacher it

[@DonvanDoorn]

Are you using the 30L or 40L variant, and what would you recommend? I also noticed there are a lot of options available on these bags, do you have recommendations on this?

[@motorcycleadventures]

My is 50l.

[@bicmac333]

Zwei ordentliche Montierhebel für die Reifen vermisse ich... ?

[@979catalin]

Hello Pavlin! I have this qustion for you: did you take the cold linings of your jacket and pants for the colder places in India ? Thank you in advance for your answer !

[@motorcycleadventures]

If you mean the warm linings, yes and I use it in Ladakh.

[@979catalin]

@@motorcycleadventures Yes! Thank you !

[@leftfootforward1040]

Hey pavlin, can you access the inside of the bag when it is mounted on the bike? Or does it need too be stripped off before you can get into it? Cheers.

[@motorcycleadventures]

You can perfectly take out or put in everything you need when it's on the bike. In fact when I travel I almost never remove it from the bike.

[@leftfootforward1040]

@@motorcycleadventures good to know. Thanks.

[@motorcycleadventures]

You are welcome anytime!

[@regiscalmes]

I am not an experienced rider but I am suprised that you do not bring some sort of tool to control your tire pressure for security reasons? Or you have enough experience to know when to inflate your tire I guess...

[@motorcycleadventures]

I ride motorcycles since I was 14 years old. I don't really need a tool to tell me that I have a flat tire.

[@frankcrawford416]

You are a cool dude!

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks Frank!

[@tangochevalier1]

What about if you travel 2 persons in the bike? Which is the right klgr for the luggage?

[@motorcycleadventures]

It could be done. The bag is 50l. I carry inside 15 kg.

[@rabinx]

What socks are you using ?

[@motorcycleadventures]

Nothing special, whatever I have at the moment.

[@trevorblanton4863]

Is it possible to buy one of those bags if you live in America and cant read polish? I tried their website but cant understand it?

[@motorcycleadventures]

I am not sure that they ship to USA, you can ask. The e-mail address is on the front page. Ask them.

[@trevorblanton4863]

Alright I'll give it a try. Thanks!

[@emarko1]

Hi - I'm polish and I can help you in case if you have problem to buy it.

[@trevorblanton4863]

Ok Marek? I wanted to buy one of the 45l rogal bag the same one Pavlin has in this video?

[@emarko1]

Trevor, so there are two options: 40 (www.21brothers.eu/21brothers.eu/ROGAL_40L.html) and 50 liters this is I think 50L option what Pavlin has: www.21brothers.eu/21brothers.eu/ROGAL_XL.html - it is named ROGAL XL (rogal means more-less croissant in polish and that is because of the shape of bag I assume) - please confirm which and I will call them to check the price and whether they ship abroad - if not then we'll find a solution for you.

[@herbwag6456]

No long underwear for those cold and snowy places you sometimes ride?

[@motorcycleadventures]

No, I never use it. I have my war linings on the jacket and pants.

[@gajananpatil01]

Good

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks!

[@RollModel724]

Rain gear, snacks, kindle, water

[@rickratcliff6231]

What size is your Rogal bag?

[@motorcycleadventures]

It is 50l, but because of the inside lining, realistically it is around 45l.

[@souum1883]

I'm really interested to get one 50L, do they ship to the USA ? Thkx for this great content Keep the good work up 👍👌

[@mariousai]

is your bag 30 or 40 liters?

[@motorcycleadventures]

50l

[@mottotrekker]

where to put electronic gadget like laptop, cameras..

[@motorcycleadventures]

At home, where they belong.

[@kmilosz1980]

Pavlin this new bag is 30 , 40 or 50L ??

[@kmilosz1980]

Is it the bag named "ROGAL" ? - think it`s a great solution

[@motorcycleadventures]

50l. Keep in mind that because of the inside linings, it is around 45l.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Yes, Rogal XL: www.21brothers.eu/21brothers.eu/ROGAL_XL.html

[@kmilosz1980]

@@motorcycleadventures Could you make a video of how to properly install and mount it on to your bike ? - maby someday

[@kmilosz1980]

Just asking because I`ve no experience with soft luggage. I`ve always used hard panniers.

[@samehsouissi6986]

Is that 30,40 or 50 little saddle bag?

[@motorcycleadventures]

50 l

[@cliffspicer6555]

Another great video but you have to explain why your walking shoes are "lucky". I have comfortable shoes, my favorites shoes, but I don't own one pair I would say are my "lucky" shoes. You can't just put that out there and not explain. Keep this great content coming.

[@motorcycleadventures]

I might a detailed video about my lucky stuff!

[@Christian-ve1wi]

@@motorcycleadventures please do..

[@rodrigomussak]

Hey man, are you ukrainian? I ask because of your accent. Love uour channel. Cheers.

[@motorcycleadventures]

No, I am Bulgarian.

[@rodrigomussak]

@@motorcycleadventures Slava Bulgaria! I am of ukrainian descent. Cheers from southern Brazil. Cheers.

[@dariogsf9027]

Like the bag very much, but not the price. :( Like the video, but like the guy in it too... :)

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks man!

[@junaidmalik5502]

Hey Remember little child you met in train during pakistan trip?

[@motorcycleadventures]

I will never forget this moment.

[@atiyaaslam9530]

she is no more in this world....

[@vim1471]

What do you do when you want to buy souvenirs ? for example, a handmade carpet rug from turkey ?

[@motorcycleadventures]

I just don't.

[@UhYeahWhateverDude]

You take it to the nearest post-office and mail it home. No need to carry it around on the trip. At least, that’s what I do :)

[@sujoydey8469]

Well Organized Rider :D

[@motorcycleadventures]

I have to be...

[@halmaten]

impossible to order from that website! JUST IMPOSSIBLE i am sorry

[@motorcycleadventures]

If you say so...many people already did it, but if you prefer not to... You have to sorry, nit me. I do not get any benefits from your order. Send them an e-mail and they will reply on English.

[@halmaten]

@@motorcycleadventures ou have to say sorry too cuz you show us something useless just here,send them email? email to buy in 2019 ? come on man

[@motorcycleadventures]

As I said it is your decision what and how to buy it. The bags are good, but yes, it is difficult to buy it. For me is not a problem to send an e-mail and say what I want.

[@Dancooper241]

Great video as always. I would like to know how do you secure your motorcycle during the night?

[@motorcycleadventures]

I have very detailed video on this topic: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIebYnxvqN5petE

[@sukhoi3747]

Too bad the 21brother don't ship outside of EU...