Great to have in your field repair kit or to replace an already broken strap. Even if you just need one for replacement it's a good idea to have a backup when you're out on a ride.
These straps are used on the sides of the Backcountry Panni...
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They survived the canning stock route Western Australia
Only thing i would change is the top beaver tail G clip it broken almost straight away. Replaced it with a plastic sea to summit repair buckle and its strong as. Otherwise the reckless 80 bags are just as perfect as my V1 reckless40’s. Mosko make excellent stuff.
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Brenton · 7 days ago
Only thing i would change is the top beaver tail G clip it broken almost straight away. Replaced it with a plastic sea to summit repair buckle and its strong as. Otherwise the reckless 80 bags are just as perfect as my V1 reckless40’s. Mosko make excellent stuff.
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Brenton · 7 days ago
Worth it
Just took the Reckless 80 on an grand international adventure for 9 months of almost daily use. So easy to use, even in unfoetunate roadside repair situations, the ease of popping off the whole harness and putting it back on was so so great. A few times I went down and the bags saved my legs and they came out with hardly a scratch. My only concern - i have the bags on a 2025 himalayan 450. The bike leans over so far on the kickstand the bags hang too close and too heavy to the exhaust. After 9 months, the very bottom of the aux pocket is starting to touch and melt. The provided heat shield is not compatible with the Himalayan's stock heat shield. Still very happy with the quality, the size, the setup, everything. My husband *does not* have the same problem on his KLR 650.