Whether you’re traveling to a track, trail, or a favorite stretch of road, it’s incredibly frustrating to arrive at your destination, only to realize that you left a piece of your riding gear at home. One easy way to avoid this is to keep it all together in a large gearbag like the Ogio Tanker 9600. Within its 9600 cubic inch capacity you’ll find room for just about everything: gloves, helmet, leathers, undersuit, back protector, boots and a lot more. The 600 Denier PVC bag is placed atop Ogio’s trademark Structural Load Equalizing Deck (SLED) to provide rigidity and extra protection for whatever you have stored inside. As an added bonus, the rigid design makes handling the bag easier with smartly-placed grab handles. For long-distance hauling on foot, a retractable handle at one end of the bag is paired with a set of large wheels at the other so you can easily roll it with you. A single, large opening makes accessing your gear easy and the lid features a separate large compartment that’s perfect for motorcycle boots. There is also a pair of external compression straps that allow you to cinch the bag’s contents in place so nothing within can shift while you’re on the move. This helps provide a little more protection for the gear that protects you.
You can read more about this bag on our website, then call Brad at 866.931.6644 ext. 810 to order. We also accept PM’s through the forum and emails – send those to FORUM at RIDERSDISCOUNT dot COM and we’ll get back to you right away!
The Ogio Tanker 9600 is a bag that can suit all your motorcycle gear needs since it can easily carry everything you wear on the bike. Keeping everything in one place makes staying it easier to stay organized, and gives you one less thing to worry about when you head out for a weekend at the track.
The main compartment easily fits a helmet, suit, back protector and gloves, with room to spare.
A zippered compartment in the top gives you a place to put boots, or any other gear you want to bring with you.
The lower wheeled side of Ogio’s SLED chassis serves not only to create a rigid base, but also adds a degree of protection for those times when your bag may encounter an over-enthusiastic baggage handler. Plus, a rail is molded into the upper portion to make grabbing onto the bag easy.
Large durable zippers are fitted with equally large tassels which get along nicely with gloved hands.
Two of these heavy duty compression straps reach across the top and allow you to cinch everything securely into place.
We may have quite a few of these in stock right now, but we expect them to go quick to go quick!
You can read more about this bag on our website, then call Brad at 866.931.6644 ext. 810 to order. We also accept PM’s through the forum and emails – send those to FORUM at RIDERSDISCOUNT dot COM and we’ll get back to you right away!
The Ogio Tanker 9600 is a bag that can suit all your motorcycle gear needs since it can easily carry everything you wear on the bike. Keeping everything in one place makes staying it easier to stay organized, and gives you one less thing to worry about when you head out for a weekend at the track.
The main compartment easily fits a helmet, suit, back protector and gloves, with room to spare.
A zippered compartment in the top gives you a place to put boots, or any other gear you want to bring with you.
The lower wheeled side of Ogio’s SLED chassis serves not only to create a rigid base, but also adds a degree of protection for those times when your bag may encounter an over-enthusiastic baggage handler. Plus, a rail is molded into the upper portion to make grabbing onto the bag easy.
Large durable zippers are fitted with equally large tassels which get along nicely with gloved hands.
Two of these heavy duty compression straps reach across the top and allow you to cinch everything securely into place.
We may have quite a few of these in stock right now, but we expect them to go quick to go quick!
Source: http://www.esportbike.com/forums/showthread.php?t=145032&goto=newpost
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