Description
US-20 DRYPACK
Our best selling US-Drypack System has led the way for universal-fit, waterproof carrying on a motorcycle for over 15 years. Now the classic design has been further enhanced with the introduction of CORDURA® fabrics for the main body construction. With increased durability and abrasion resistance the versatile US-Drypack System provides guaranteed all-weather protection for your gear on any type of motorcycle.
The US-20 Drypack provides 20 litres of storage capacity which is Ideal for a long day on the bike or an over-nighter when you need to carry a mid-layer jacket, waterproofs or a change of clothes.
US-20 FEATURES INCLUDE:
- Guaranteed 100% waterproof roll-top closure main compartment.
- Universal-fit to any type of motorcycle.
- Mount inline or across the seat / rear rack
- Easy to fit with the included quick-release hooks attaching to web loops secured to the bike’s subframe. No rack required.
- Use individually or hook-on additional US-Drypacks to build your ideal luggage system up to 70 litres.
- Side pocket and rear mesh pocket provide additional quick access storage.
- Use as a tank bag, with the addition of a Kriega TANK Converter. (sold separately)
- Carry on or off the bike as a shoulder bag with the removable shoulder & waist straps included
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TECH SPECS
420D Cordura® Lite fabric construction
Removable internal white liner (taped-seam)
Aircraft grade alloy hooks
Hypalon reinforced strap mounts
YKK® water resistant zips
DIMENSIONS
400(h) x 260(w) x 190(d)mm
VOLUME
20-Litres capacity
WEIGHT
850g
Peter –
Bought mine around the time of the Qld floods in 2011 or 2012 . Then ex Cyclone Oswald gave it a thorough test. It has been my daily commute tank bag for all that time. I get out for longer trips and take photos a fair bit too. It’s seen three bikes.
I currently use it as a tank bag on my ZX10R up here in Darwin. It’s showing its age, so it may retire to camping gear duty in the not too distant future.
It’s been through four Darwin monsoonal seasons. Never leaked once. I replaced the liner four or five years ago. I carry my laptop and camera in it, plus other gear I use on trips. Edges of things cause wear.
I very rarely use the back zip pocket. I usually only carry flat and or soft things in the front zip pocket. The front pocket will let dribbles of water in after a while. In my experience with intense rain smacking it.
I have used it infrequently as a tail bag. Including as a lawn bowls bag.
The ease of getting stuff on and off is awesome. It took me a while to get used to leaving the buckles in the bag. I loosen the straps and disconnect them from the bike, usually…
If you need stuff to stay dry, in whatever weather, this one works over the long term.