If you land on your back with a backpack just think how much further the neck has to extend before the helmet makes contact with the road![]()
If you land on your back with a backpack just think how much further the neck has to extend before the helmet makes contact with the road![]()
I have an expandable tank bag but would not be able to use it fully extended due to the height interfering with my sight for speedo etc, and the reach to my bars. It was great for the SI trip we did for carrying stuff I wanted ready access to although not easily accessible with the rain cover on! I was careful not to load it beyond the recommended weight limit and often found I preferred to reposition it once sitting in the saddle.
the first time I used it I wondered why my horn was blaring as I backed the bike, on full lock, into my drivewayHaving said that it is easy enough to position so as to not be in the way of the horn button.
I'd much rather use the tank bag instead of a back pack. No back pack means I can sling my saxophone over my shoulder when riding (did that frequently while working as an itinerant woodwind teacher traveling to school). Now that I wouldn't want to land on if I came off! (No jokes about bent, dented horns thank you)
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