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Author Givi Rucksack  (Read 14734 times)

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  • Offline scoot   gb

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    Re: Givi Rucksack
    Reply #10 on: Nov 13, 2014, 11.10 pm
    Nov 13, 2014, 11.10 pm
    Cant you get a new zip Blue??
    Ride safe
    Scoot  :305:

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    Re: Givi Rucksack
    Reply #11 on: Nov 14, 2014, 09.05 pm
    Nov 14, 2014, 09.05 pm
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    * scoot [+]
    Cant you get a new zip Blue??
    Ride safe
    Scoot  :305:

    Long story short no mate unfortunately.  :157:

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    Re: Givi Rucksack
    Reply #12 on: Nov 15, 2014, 01.11 pm
    Nov 15, 2014, 01.11 pm
    Well I couldn't be without a bag because of my job so today I got a new one Ogio. Check out the link there's even a video about it if your interested:

    http://ogio.com/moto/back-packs/all-elements-pack

    This bag is much bigger than my last, it can fit a 15 inch laptop, plus it's all waterproof, whereas the Givi just had a pullon rain cover. It also doesn't have a zipable main compartment which could break again, instead it closes by rolling the top over and clips on the sides. I am in and out of my bag several times a day, and I carry more weight than ever, so I'm hoping it's gonna be a better solution. It cost 110€ but I think it's worth it. Will keep you guys posted.

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    Re: Givi Rucksack
    Reply #13 on: Nov 15, 2014, 07.56 pm
    Nov 15, 2014, 07.56 pm
    Clever design I like that, hope it's as durable as it looks.

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    Re: Givi Rucksack
    Reply #14 on: Mar 10, 2015, 05.18 pm
    Mar 10, 2015, 05.18 pm
    If you can tolerate made in China, then Japanese brands Komine and RS Taichi (widely available on eBay and the like as far as I know) also makes motorist rucksacks and a variety of other luggage types. Some of them are also waterproof, not just equipped with a rain cover.

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    Re: Givi Rucksack
    Reply #15 on: Mar 11, 2015, 08.38 am
    Mar 11, 2015, 08.38 am
    * Gator83 [+]
    If you can tolerate made in China, then Japanese brands Komine and RS Taichi (widely available on eBay and the like as far as I know) also makes motorist rucksacks and a variety of other luggage types. Some of them are also waterproof, not just equipped with a rain cover.
    It shouldn't be a problem tolerating Chinese made in this forum, Gator, not with the bikes coming from there!  :028:

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    Re: Givi Rucksack
    Reply #16 on: Mar 11, 2015, 09.20 am
    Mar 11, 2015, 09.20 am
    Oops, almost forgot that. LOL.
    I use riding shoes from both brands daily, both are waterproof and keep my feet warm in the rain, so at least the waterproofing on their footwear do work.