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Kriega R20 Backpack
The Kriega R20 motorcycle backpack has been designed specifically as an ‘active’ riding pack with Kriega's unique QUADLOC-lite harness system. The harness is angled away from underarms for total freedom of movement and once set, the pack is exceptionally convenient to use with none of the harness re-adjustment necessary on conventional harness systems.
The size adjustable harness allows the backpack position to be moved up or down to produce the best possible fit. The Kriega R20 can be worn with or without a waist strap. The waist strap is not really necessary for street riding
Features:
- Main compartment with YKK water-resistant zip
- Side access pocket with YKK water-resistant zip
- Internal hydration sleeve with compression
- Internal zipped mesh-pocket
- SUPERSPACE: 5mm airspace back.
- YKK water-resistant zips
- HYPALON: Abrasion resistant re-enforcement
- Scholler Dynatech With integrated 3M Scotchlite
- 420 D nylon RipStop: lightweight yet extremely strong
- 3M Scotchlite: reflective logo
- Unique QUADLOC harness: adjustable back length and total arm freedom
- Side access pocket
- Optional Kriega 3 Liter Hydrapak + Tube available (sold separately)
- Optional add on 5 or 10-liter drypacks
- Optional harness pocket
- Removable waist strap
- 10 year guarantee
- 20-liter capacity
- 470mm H x 280mm W x 150mm D (18.5" H x 11" W x 5.9" D)
| Product Style | RevZilla Item # | MFR. Product # | Availability |
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| Product Style Black | RevZilla Item #828431 | MFR. Product #KRU20 | AvailabilityOut of Stock: Available early-August |
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It seems very comfortable and it also doesn’t move from one side to another when I’m riding my motorcycle.
Hugo G
on Oct 31, 2017
Great look for the backpack
P E
on Oct 20, 2017
It seems very comfortable and it also doesn’t move from one side to another when I’m riding my motorcycle.
Hugo G
on Oct 31, 2017
The multiple positive reviews sold me on the pack
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on Oct 28, 2017
I have the US-20 tailpack and was wondering whether that can be attached to the R-20? Bascially turning into one bag and not having to carry a tailpack and backpack. I see that you can easily attach the US-10.
BEST ANSWER: I have both the r20 tail pack and the back pack. It doesn't look like they are designed to attach directly. The back pack only has two connection points, so the tail pack might not be too secure if connected there. It could be done but you would have to rig something up.
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- John S on Jan 8, 2014
I have narrowed down my backpack shopping to two. The R20 and the R25. I am going to be using it for daily commuting to work. 50 miles each day. Carrying a rain suit, lunch, thermos, possibly a liner or liners from my Cortech riding jacket. Along with a few small items gloves, etc. I could possibly attach a US10 pack if needed. I think both of these allow that, But Prefer not to. Which of these would you reccommend for my use? Thanks Mark T from VT
BEST ANSWER: Hi mark,
Depending how how big your rain suit and thermos is, I would probably lean towards the r25. I have the r20 and it's pefect for a short daily commute where I only need some gym clothes and shoes. I might get a little snug if you are trying to put a whole suit, thermos, gloves, and then other stuff as well.
The R20 is close to full with shoes, jeans, shirt, and a north face shell in it.
I don't know what the US10 pack is, but the r25 should fit all that you mentioned and still have a little room incase you need to bring something home from work at all.
Depending how how big your rain suit and thermos is, I would probably lean towards the r25. I have the r20 and it's pefect for a short daily commute where I only need some gym clothes and shoes. I might get a little snug if you are trying to put a whole suit, thermos, gloves, and then other stuff as well.
The R20 is close to full with shoes, jeans, shirt, and a north face shell in it.
I don't know what the US10 pack is, but the r25 should fit all that you mentioned and still have a little room incase you need to bring something home from work at all.
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- Caitlin Lacey c/o Dandelion C on Jun 13, 2014
Will this bag fit a 17 inch laptop and a pair of shoes?
BEST ANSWER: not sure on the 17 as my laptop is a tiny 11 inch and yes it fits easily but i do know that my size 14 tennis shoes will fit but dont leave a whole lot of room for other items. I wish i could help you more. if i was planning on packing lap top and shoes on regular basic plus other items i would think on the R25. i wish i had bought it instead, as the 20 is little smaller than i expected.
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- brian s on Nov 17, 2013
I am looking at the Kriega R20, and the OGIO No Drag Mach 5 Backpack. Not sure which way to go? I would appreciate any info to help me make this decision. Thanks Mark T.
BEST ANSWER: I have the Kreiga R20 and have not tried the OGIO ND Mach 5. The Kreiga is smaller from the specs and has a more traditional look and feel to it. I teach class at night and bring along my books and handouts along with a 13" Mac Air with no problem. I like the Kreiga harness system on the R20 as it is completely adjustable and can fit quite snugly to the body. I ride rather straight up in posture with my bike but do crouch at speed and the R20 is plenty aerodynamic at highway speeds when adjusted properly. It fits easily over armored riding jackets and is easy to pull on or take off.
As said before, I have no experience with OGIO products, but the Kreiga is a step up from a normal backpack and worth the investment.
As said before, I have no experience with OGIO products, but the Kreiga is a step up from a normal backpack and worth the investment.
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- Socal S4 on Jun 11, 2014
what Optional harness pocket that the product description mention about..? Is that Kriega R8 Waistpack or else..? answer will be appreciated as I planning to buy the product with optional harness at once, thank you
BEST ANSWER: It must be the Kube pocket they're talking about. It's a nice little square cube that zips up. Just know that finding placement so it is accessible but doesn't smack your helmet or get in your way while riding takes some experimentation.
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- anne r on Dec 16, 2013
What's the difference between R15 vs R20? In terms of how much clothes/lunch/shoes they can hold and how many utility pockets they have?
BEST ANSWER: I'm not certain about the R15 but I use the R20 to commute every day to work and I can fit my laptop, pair of dress shoes and maybe my lunch and gloves. There isn't much room for anything else after that. So depends on what you need it for. Honestly, I think I should have gone for the R25 just for the extra space but I prefer the smaller latch system of the R20 as it looks more like a standard backpack.
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- Rory G on Nov 22, 2013
When using a regular back pack I have a problem where the back of my helmet gets caught on it when I tuck down keeping me from getting into the proper position so I can see. Does this sit far enough down so I can tuck properly without interfering with the helmet?
Thanks!
Thanks!
BEST ANSWER: I mean you will probably still make contact with the bag but it didn't interfere with my tuck...wore it on my Gixxer 750 last week and was totally fine. Every backpack in gonna limit you to some degree but I found this one did a very nice job at managing load without putting strain on my shoulders and clavicle. Like I said I didn't feel overly restricted in regards to motion and was able to get into the tuck no problem.
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- midnightmethane on Mar 19, 2014
Will this fit a clothes packer like the Timbuktu OCD? I want to commute to work and take my clothes, the packer is 14 x 10.2 inches. Also, anybody know of any good packers or ways to transport clothes on a motorcycle wrinkle free?
BEST ANSWER: A packer like the one you describe will fit. Actually, if that's all you're carrying - a shirt and a pair of pants - this bag is overkill, but it's a good size if you're carrying shoes as well. If you need to carry a jacket, too, forget it - it will get wrinkled in ANY backpack. Whether your clothes will come out wrinkle-free really depends on how you fold them - the packer just makes it easier and keeps them flat.
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- Kevin B on Aug 21, 2013
I can't seem to find any pics of the inside of the pack and I was curious whether or not it had any kind of internal restraints for a laptop.
BEST ANSWER: Technically there is not a laptop pocket, however, the bag has a separate compartment inside. Click on the smaller thumbnails and you can zoom in on the inside image of the bag!
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- Stevan P on May 18, 2012
I see this product has water resistan zippers it means it´s water resistan backpack I´m choosing between this and the R25 also Kriega I need to carry my laptop in that back pack.
BEST ANSWER: Neither the R20, nor the R25 are fully waterproof. Of the backpack options, the R30 is the only that is totally waterproof. As an alternative, the US-10 is fully waterproof and would take a small laptop or iPad type device. The US-10 can be attached to the R20 or R25.
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- RevZilla on May 17, 2012
