DRYPAK BACKPACK 30 Litres

The MotoDry DryPak 30L is a fully waterproof roll-top backpack built for riders who need their gear to stay dry and dust free, whatever the weather throws at them. Heavy-duty 500D three-layer vinyl/polyester construction and heat-bonded seams do the hard work, with reinforcing panels at the strap mounts and pockets where the load is greatest.

At 30 litres it suits the daily commute, a weekend away or a day at the track, and the cushioned, vented back panel and adjustable harness keep it comfortable at road speeds. An outer quick-access pocket holds the things you reach for often, while external shock cords take a jacket liner or helmet bag on the outside.

Finished in black with reflective stripes for night-time visibility.

• 30 litre storage capacity
• Heavy-duty 500D three-layer vinyl/polyester construction
• Heat-bonded seams throughout for waterproof protection
• Roll-top closure to prevent water entry
• Reinforcing panels at all strap mounting points and pockets
• Outer quick-access pocket
• Adjustable external shock cords for securing extra items
• Cushioned and vented back support panels for riding comfort
• Rubberised carry handle
• Reflective stripes for night-time visibility

Roll the top closure down firmly several times and clip the buckles together before riding — the roll-top seal is what keeps water out, so a partial roll will let moisture in.
Avoid overfilling; leave enough spare material at the opening to complete the roll and clip properly.
Clean by hand with lukewarm water and a mild soap, then rinse. Do not use solvents, petrol, bleach or harsh detergents, which can damage the vinyl coating.
Do not machine wash, tumble dry or iron the bag.
After wet or muddy rides, wipe the exterior down and open the bag out to air dry completely before storing.
Store dry, loosely rolled or open, in a cool place out of direct sunlight to prevent mildew and premature ageing of the coating.
Check the heat-bonded seams, strap mounting points and buckles periodically for wear; damaged seams will compromise waterproofing.
Keep the reflective stripes free of dirt and grime so they stay effective at night.
Adjust the shoulder and chest straps so the pack sits high and close to your back, and tuck or secure loose strap ends away from the bike.
Tension the external shock cords over any items carried outside the bag and check them before setting off — items secured externally are not protected from water.