Bags

[Guest]

Ok so I'm looking at 2 bags and wondering if anyone has any other suggestions aswell or has used either of these.

50litres ideally.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Oxford-aqua-5 ... 8t2TvS6NRA

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Autokicker-Co ... xyHxNR59go

Somewhere around the £50-£60 mark.

[Tango]

What about this? A fair bit cheaper too.....

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00O254 ... PH58N3AMQP

[Tankbag]

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=56881

Any use ?

[Guest]

Cheers for the replies but need something a little bigger.

I think I might go for the over-kill and get something that has more space than I need.

http://www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/motorcy ... rod/237715

Should do the job nicely.

[Stu]

what are you going to be using it for?

[Guest]

what are you going to be using it for?

 

10 day trip to France.

[Chrissb6]

Hi plenty of good bags out there, not many can guarantee to be 100% water proof. These are brilliant for extra waterproofing and space saving

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Compress-Compre ... B00B7EOBPI

you'll be amazed just how much space they save.

[Stu]

if you have not got soft panniers then I highly recommend you look at these coupled with a tail pack

having everything in one bag is a pain in the arse

with panniers you can spread some things about and have easy access items close by

plus the weight is lower down and you will feel it less

[Hoggs]

Hi plenty of good bags out there, not many can guarantee to be 100% water proof. These are brilliant for extra waterproofing and space saving

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Compress-Compre ... B00B7EOBPI

you'll be amazed just how much space they save.

 

I do love these (especially for storing spare bedding!) but you'd be a bit buggered if you didn't have a hoover at your destination

[Chrissb6]

Hi plenty of good bags out there, not many can guarantee to be 100% water proof. These are brilliant for extra waterproofing and space saving

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Compress-Compre ... B00B7EOBPI

you'll be amazed just how much space they save.

 

I do love these (especially for storing spare bedding!) but you'd be a bit buggered if you didn't have a hoover at your destination

Hi Hoggs, some have a none return valve where you just seal the bag and squeeze out all the air, or in this case there's a little pump you buy to draw out the air, we use them when touring keeps our gear neat flat and dry and save's us tons of space.

[Hoggs]

Hi plenty of good bags out there, not many can guarantee to be 100% water proof. These are brilliant for extra waterproofing and space saving

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Compress-Compre ... B00B7EOBPI

you'll be amazed just how much space they save.

 

I do love these (especially for storing spare bedding!) but you'd be a bit buggered if you didn't have a hoover at your destination

Hi Hoggs, some have a none return valve where you just seal the bag and squeeze out all the air, or in this case there's a little pump you buy to draw out the air, we use them when touring keeps our gear neat flat and dry and save's us tons of space.

 

Ah, well then I'll shut my face and look into those!

[Guest]

if you have not got soft panniers then I highly recommend you look at these coupled with a tail pack

having everything in one bag is a pain in the arse

with panniers you can spread some things about and have easy access items close by

plus the weight is lower down and you will feel it less

 

Yeah, I'd looked at some but I'm planning on using that and a rucksack.

Trying to keep the cost down. Cheapest panniers I could find were around £120.

If I have the funds I'll consider it. Thanks

[dave_d]

Tango made a good suggestion... I have one and its great! Plenty of options on the LOMO website. I have used the rolltop holdall for a VERY wet few days in Scotland and it was bomber!

http://www.ewetsuits.com/acatalog/Dry-B ... gs-uk.html