First lol. Just ordered one because of similar issue except I got bumped on my bicycle. No major injuries though. Thanks for the video. Seen riderbag on Facebook. Haven't been able to find anything else like it around me that wasn't a full blown motorcycle bag that cost $300+
This isn't a good solution for a motorcycle backpack. The hi viz material will fade after being out in the summer sun for a while. In the winter, the high viz will get dirty very quickly from the road in wet weather and look nasty. Also, if you ride at high speed that makes the backpack flap in the wind, the reflective coating usually starts to crack and wear off. The best solution is a black backpack and to use a hi-viz/reflective rain cover that can be cleaned or replaced when it starts to lose its properties.
First lol. Just ordered one because of similar issue except I got bumped on my bicycle. No major injuries though. Thanks for the video. Seen riderbag on Facebook. Haven't been able to find anything else like it around me that wasn't a full blown motorcycle bag that cost $300+
Let me know what you think of the backpack once you get it!
@@BikeHombre will do!
If I were you I would've had the video showcase the most important part, the reflective part.
This isn't a good solution for a motorcycle backpack. The hi viz material will fade after being out in the summer sun for a while. In the winter, the high viz will get dirty very quickly from the road in wet weather and look nasty. Also, if you ride at high speed that makes the backpack flap in the wind, the reflective coating usually starts to crack and wear off.
The best solution is a black backpack and to use a hi-viz/reflective rain cover that can be cleaned or replaced when it starts to lose its properties.