Best Gear Bag?

If u end up going through ogio i can give u my work dicount code

These poll opinon threads have a way of getting a lot of posts.

rongi#401 wrote:

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yeah thats the one! You sure the rope wont fray and break though?

FOX Podium Bag on clearance at Motosport

A free one

OGIO Rig 9800

rongi#401 wrote:

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Ha ha! You win!

Bobs cycle has a large gear bag for about $30. Technically probably a hockey bag but works great. Or find a used or old hockey equip bag.

https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/715/67204/Fly-Racing-Roller-Grande-Gear-Bag

I have this Fly Racing gear bag. It has pockets on the each side for boots and I can fit literally everything else inside. I recommend it for sure.

The good Fox bag has a compartment for helmet, boots, and then the rest. You should be able to fit all that you mentioned.

Ive had the OGIO bag for 3 years now and i can say its worth every cent. Wheels roll perfect still, zippers are all still smooth. Compartments are perfect, no tears, the side pocket fits 3 pair of goggles and all my med supplies, main compartment holds my helmet in its case, 4 sets of gear, boots and a change of clothes. Its durable for sure

I’ve used the same 2 of these for at least 6 years. At the end of the day, throw all the clean stuff in one, and dirty in another. When they get nasty, just hose them off and wipe off with a rag.

I love the Ogio 9800, just wish it had a separate compartment for boots.

nytsmaC wrote:

I love the Ogio 9800, just wish it had a separate compartment for boots.

nytsmaC wrote:

I love the Ogio 9800, just wish it had a separate compartment for boots.

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Ya me too, I never put my boots back in after riding becuase of this and its a little inconvenient.

The Klim Kodiak bag is rad. It has wheels that operate quite well at 60 MPH after it falls out the back of your truck driving down the 405 on your way to Mexico because your dipshit friend didn't tie it down.

Really good bag. Easily enough room for 2-3 dismembered bodies.

I usually stack it on my rear seat lol

Ogio 9800 in a great bag. I do agree on wanting a place to put the dirty boots tho.

I have a Scott gear bag that is pretty heavy duty. I've had that thing for like 20 years. I haven't seen any of the new ones so far that look as tough.

woodsbro wrote:

I’ve used the same 2 of these for at least 6 years. At the end of the day, throw all the clean stuff in one, and dirty in ...more

woodsbro wrote:

I’ve used the same 2 of these for at least 6 years. At the end of the day, throw all the clean stuff in one, and dirty in another. When they get nasty, just hose them off and wipe off with a rag.

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That's not what the cool kids use though...

Ogio 9900 was the best, with completely separate compartments for boots and helmet. Tragically, they don’t make it anymore. Mine is ten years old and still going strong.

TLD SE gear bag. Don't have a pic but it has vented compartments for your boots.

Best bag out IMO

My all-time favorite.

Condo style. Basement for boots.

If you find one like this, give it some consideration.

Ogio 9800. I got one about 2005. Zipper pull tab broke off , not the zipper but the part you hold onto. I sent them a picture, boom 2 days later I get home from work and there is a new bag sitting at my door. It is the last gear bag you will ever buy.

CG118 wrote:

My all-time favorite.

Condo style. Basement for boots.

If you find one like this, give it some consideration.

CG118 wrote:

My all-time favorite.

Condo style. Basement for boots.

If you find one like this, give it some consideration.

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I got an old one laying around in the closet. That was always the “day” riding bag

OGIO 9800 or TLD SE . TLD has separate compartments for your boots. Both bags are huge.

IceMan446 wrote:

TLD SE gear bag. Don't have a pic but it has vented compartments for your boots.

Best bag out IMO

IceMan446 wrote:

TLD SE gear bag. Don't have a pic but it has vented compartments for your boots.

Best bag out IMO

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