Gear bag for motorcycle

[diver0005]

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[BoundForElsewhere]

I just use my Stahlsack mesh backback. Loosen the should straps enough that the bottom of the bag rests on your passenger seat or tail section and use a waist strap to keep it centered on your body. I wouldn't go super long distance or through many twisties but an hour each way would be more than feasible.

Have you thought about sidebags? You probably couldn't fit your fins but that's easy enough to solve with a bungee net.

 

[MainSail1865]

I made a cross country trip California to Florida with everything in my Oceanic JetPack save for tanks and lead. BCD with a 42L backpack.

 

[scrane]

I made a cross country trip California to Florida with everything in my Oceanic JetPack save for tanks and lead. BCD with a 42L backpack.

How did you mount this on the bike?

 

[MainSail1865]

How did you mount this on the bike?

As a passenger strapped around the backrest and to the tailgate fins went on the sides of the backpack. It was Vulcan 750. I had to pack it in a very specific manner. If I did it right I had a really comfortable backrest if not it pushed me forward and made for a horrible ride.

 

[Boarderguy]

Did somebody get a ban?

 

[Cacie B]

I just use my Stahlsack mesh backback. Loosen the should straps enough that the bottom of the bag rests on your passenger seat or tail section and use a waist strap to keep it centered on your body. I wouldn't go super long distance or through many twisties but an hour each way would be more than feasible.

Have you thought about sidebags? You probably couldn't fit your fins but that's easy enough to solve with a bungee net.

There is a new site and community for scuba divers who ride motorcycles. It is MotoDivers.org

 

[Cacie B]

As a passenger strapped around the backrest and to the tailgate fins went on the sides of the backpack. It was Vulcan 750. I had to pack it in a very specific manner. If I did it right I had a really comfortable backrest if not it pushed me forward and made for a horrible ride.

Saw a good website on this. MotoDivers.org