Last one of the summer

[u/rucatalama]

First time using the kriega bags and they're awesome. They're kind of difficult to attach the loops to the subframe but once you do it they can stay there for as long as you want. Did a 9 hour drive and they did not move at all. They're quite expensive but in my opinion totally worth it.

[u/Gmanbiker77]

Have the same bike are you using the seat on top to clip down the strapping?

[u/rucatalama → u/Gmanbiker77]

No, all the loops are tied at the subframe. Also I use the Kriega Cam Straps under the seat to secure te bags because when I had ridden it without them the bags tend to move forward under hard breaking.

[u/Lint_baby_uvulla]

What size bags are you using, and what are you carrying? Tidy setup.

[u/rucatalama → u/Lint_baby_uvulla]

They are a kriega US-30 (30L) and two US-10 (10L). One US-10 for everything clothing related, the other US-10 for food and tools, and the US-30 for camping gear (tent, sleeping bag, inflatable mattress and cooking kit).

I can add a small table and a chair in the top with some bungee cords.

[u/Fzr888]

Where's your tent🤪🤪🤪

[u/rucatalama → u/Fzr888]

Its a small 2 person tent that it's enough for me so it fits inside the US-30.

[u/MasterBorealis]

I love those Kriega bags. Very versatile and easy.

[u/Weather_Only]

Kudos to you. I did my first moto camp on a ninja and immediately after I sold it and bought a standard bike I can do both road rides and camping on