Motorcycle Waterproof Rucksack With Helmet Holder/Carrier - 24L Expandable to 36L - FRONTIER

Great bag has lasted 5years and have just bought it again as perfect size such a strong bag!!

I used to borrow this bag off a friend and liked it so much I bought one for myself. The bag itself is very well made and for the price is a steal. Nothing has ever been damp or wet when in this bag. I ride all through the year and have never had a problem. Very comfortable to wear and with all the different adjustment points this bag can fit anyone. Definitely a product I would recommend buying.

Unfortunately the inner lining has ripped in one place but other than that great for on my Scooter.Keeps the laptop safe and dry and is comfortable to wear with the top and bottom front straps to keep it snug.

I've had this for a few months now and ridden in pretty much every condition. The only thing I haven't tested is how it does if you fall off, and I'm not committed enough to try (hopefully!).First off, this is a budget bag - so lower your expectations slightly in regards to materials, finishes, etc. However, look past that and this is like a lot of the JDC stuff - a great piece of unassuming kit that does the job well for a very reasonable price.Pro:- It is waterproof against everything I've thrown at it (and that's English winter, so pretty damned wet). My papers were still dry inside it.- It is pretty comfortable once you adjust the straps. They have some fiddly buckles (see below) but once they are tight they stay snug and don't pull.- My XL helmet fits in the holder without too much bother, even with stuff in the bag.- While not the nicest material, it has held up really well and I've had no issues with the zips or anything.- I like the look of it: muted grey and black with some reflective accents.Cons:- It feels (and smells at first) rather cheap - leather and canvas this is not.- The straps are difficult to adjust as they recede right into the buckles. If you attach some tabs or clamps it makes it much easier (Note: JDC - do this!)- The extension is a bit misleading. It does extend, but t only from the top; the base of the bag is stitched. So while you do get more space it is all at the top and goes at an angle- The helmet holder seems very flimsy. It's only two straps and the netting barely goes halfway up my helmet. I hasn't been a problem, but takes some getting used to.- The dimensions are a bit off in some places. Now, I am a fairly big bloke I admit, but the 'chest' strap sits about an inch under my throat and the waist pockets are so far round I may as well store stuff in my butt crack.Overall:- I definitely do recommend this project to anyone on a budget. It isn't perfect or fancy, but if you aren't bothered by that (particularly new and/or younger riders) then you can't go far wrong. I've got a couple of JDC products and they seem to be just as good as the bigger names but without the price tag.

Comfortable to wear and roomy, the fabric is sturdy and the helmet pocket is perfect (I have a Premier DEVIL GT 92 BM helmet). Highly recommended!

Great piece of kit this for motorbiking does it all.

I bought this to replace my beloved Knox rucksack, on which the main zip had broken after several years of daily use. I couldn't afford another Knox, so I went for this, based on low price, size and the claim of being waterproof. The size is ok and I haven't exposed it to any serious rain yet. My main gripe is the zips, which are very stiff. Also, after I have adjusted the shoulder straps to fit snugly, they just open up again! I have adopted the high tech solution of tying a knot in them but I shouldn't have to do that. I'll post an update if I find anything else of note to report and I'll continue to dream about being able to afford one of those lovely Kriega bags that are an official Triumph accessory.Update:The 'male' part of the large plastic clip that fastens the belt across my abdomen, snapped after no more than 20 uses. I'm not returning the rucksack because a replacement will probably do the same before too long, so I can't trust it. Instead, I have replaced the rubbish parts with the lovely chunky, strong clips from my old Knox rucksack that have lasted for years and should last for many years to come.

This is a great product. I carry heavy and bulky climbing gear in and the zips hold and straps are padded enough to still be comfortable.