This Is The Best Sissy Bar Backpack From Viking Bags | Review After Sturgis

Dani Waite, a rider from Utah recently took a trip to Sturgis and accompanied us Viking Bags with her to her trip. Her she reviews the Viking Tactical Motorcycle Sissy Bar Backpack.
Product Highlight:
Material: Cordura
Dimensions: 14" x 9.8" x 17.5" (L x B x H)
Storage Capacity: 2700 cubic inches
Includes Sunglasses Pouch
Includes Wet Pouch
Fits two 25 Oz water bottles
Features a laptop sleeve and two mesh pockets
Opens flat to 180 degrees for easy packing and unpacking
This Large Tactical Back Pack with a storage capacity of 2700 cubic inches features an adjustable sternum clip and waist straps. Ergonomically designed with hook and loop ties for comfortable carrying when off the bike. The bag can double as a regular backpack thanks to the padded shoulder straps that can be put away when you want to secure the bag onto the sissy bar. The top compartment has velcro strips to add a patch of your choice but comes with the removable USA and VikingBags patches like a standard. The bag comes with two additional cases, one for sunglasses and one wet pouch for external storage which can be easily attached to the webbing on the front compartment. Both the bottle holders are roomy enough to hold two side bottles of 25 Oz each. The best feature about this bag, it opens flat to 180 degrees for easy packing and unpacking.
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Product page : Viking Tactical Large Motorcycle Sissy Bar Backpack
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Category page: Motorcycle Sissy Bar Bag
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