my small tent has its own waterproof bag so that is strapped onto my 30 ltr kriega bad. sometimes strap my 20ltr kriega onto 30 as well but depends as now i have a topbox. Love kriega bags..expensive but had mine for years and still as good as new..apart from the dirt!! |
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By *wifterMan
over a year ago
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On my Fireblade I have some throw over Oxford panniers and a dry bag across my rear seat which carries my tent, sleeping bag, roll mat. It's a larger bag than I strictly need, probably 50 or 60 litres but I could get away with about 40 l. Let me know if you want a pic of my bike loaded up. |
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I’ve spent a lot of money on soft luggage, too much 
my latest it the Mosko Moto Reckless 80 great kit. Had 2 weeks in the Pyrenees & this was perfect especially for a wet tent as it has a bevertail I could tuck it under then dry it as the sun got hotter. |
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I use this Bag https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Givi-Waterproof-Easy-Motorcycle-Luggage-Bag-40-L-Heavy-Duty-Dry-Pack-Red-/283026301342?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m2548.l6249&mkrid=710-127635-2958-0 |
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I was told by a naval officer, put your stuff in individual dry bags, Tshirts, trousers, bras & knickers, etc. then put them in a big dry bag, possibly a 40 to 60l depending how much gear you need. |
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