backpacks?
#11
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The Icon Urban Tank bag is also a backpack that can carry your helmet...
Ride Icon - URBAN TANK BAG
I have one of these & use it often. It carries a lot.
Ride Icon - URBAN TANK BAG
I have one of these & use it often. It carries a lot.
#13
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The Icon Urban Tank bag is also a backpack that can carry your helmet...
Ride Icon - URBAN TANK BAG
I have one of these & use it often. It carries a lot.
Ride Icon - URBAN TANK BAG
I have one of these & use it often. It carries a lot.
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#17
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I have the exact same bag. It fills up pretty large if you stuff it with stuff, but if its only partially full it can stay pretty small. I never used it to hold my helmet, but I have had a gallon of milk, bread, rolls, eggs, meat and cheese in it. Very useful for fitting stuff, and combined with a backpack its pratically a truck haha
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While its not what I'd call 'hard-use' or milspec, it is more than sufficient for its intended purpose(s).
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I will say that for all the packs I have used, I cut down the adjustment straps and burn the ends so that they don't flap around in the wind when I'm riding.
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I've got an Ogio no drag that I use for going to work/school every day, and also for road trips.
![](http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b124/Gecko5/Misc/ogio_no_drag_backpack.jpg)
For school, it fits a laptop, 2 full size textbooks, a water bottle, my charger, and a bunch of assorted crap like a tire pressure gauge and some ramen.
For road trips it's just big enough to put 2 changes of clothing and a water bottle/snack in if you roll stuff up really tightly.
The cheapest I can find now is almost 100$, which is pretty silly. I think I waited around and found mine on sale for 70$, then used a 25% off coupon, then got free shipping. At 50$ I'd say it was a good buy, at 100$ I'm not convinced.
I'd argue that it's not going to make much of a difference around town, but the peace of mind knowing my crap can't fall out is nice. Plus, the straps and back are really well padded, so even when you load it up it's comfortable to wear for long rides.
![](http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b124/Gecko5/Misc/ogio_no_drag_backpack.jpg)
For school, it fits a laptop, 2 full size textbooks, a water bottle, my charger, and a bunch of assorted crap like a tire pressure gauge and some ramen.
For road trips it's just big enough to put 2 changes of clothing and a water bottle/snack in if you roll stuff up really tightly.
The cheapest I can find now is almost 100$, which is pretty silly. I think I waited around and found mine on sale for 70$, then used a 25% off coupon, then got free shipping. At 50$ I'd say it was a good buy, at 100$ I'm not convinced.
I'd argue that it's not going to make much of a difference around town, but the peace of mind knowing my crap can't fall out is nice. Plus, the straps and back are really well padded, so even when you load it up it's comfortable to wear for long rides.