Alpinestars Rover Overland Backpack Black

The Alpinestars Rover Overland Backpack is a 39-litre adventure touring pack built for riders who carry bulky kit — camp gear, a change of clothes, tools or a laptop — over long days in the saddle. A tall roll-top main compartment swallows awkward loads, while a separate expanding front compartment keeps the things you need often within reach without opening the main bag.

An adjustable harness helps settle the weight and keep the load stable at speed, and the compression straps pull the pack down to a compact profile when it is only half full. The shape is aimed at adventure and touring riders, though it works equally well as a commuter or trail pack.

Finished in black, with a removable waterproof liner included for wet-weather days.

• 39-litre total capacity adventure touring backpack
• 25-litre roll-top main compartment with removable waterproof liner
• Roll-top can be closed at the sides of the bag or at the top for extra internal volume
• 14-litre compressible front compartment usable without opening the main compartment
• Compression straps flatten the empty front compartment against the main bag
• Laptop pocket and organiser inside the front compartment
• Internal hydration pocket, plus a front mesh pocket with hose exit for a second bladder
• Adjustable harness system for fit, comfort and load stability
• Easy-pull strap ends and tie-down loops for securing extra items
• Robust material construction for durability

• Rover Overland backpack
• Removable waterproof liner

Fit the removable waterproof liner inside the main compartment before riding in rain or dust; it is the layer that keeps contents dry, so check it is seated and closed properly.
Roll the top closure down several turns before clipping it — a partial roll will not seal against water.
Use the side connection points on the roll-top when you need maximum internal volume, and the top connection when the load is light.
Pack heavier items low and close to your back, then draw in the compression straps so the load cannot shift under braking or acceleration.
Adjust the harness so the pack sits high and snug on your back; loose straps allow the bag to move around at speed and pull on your shoulders.
Spot clean with a soft cloth, mild soap and cool water, then air dry fully out of direct sunlight. Do not machine wash, tumble dry, bleach or use solvents.
Empty and dry the hydration bladder and hose separately after each ride, and leave the bag open to air so moisture does not sit in the compartments.
Brush grit out of zips and buckles and check strap stitching, buckles and tie-down loops periodically for wear.
Store loosely packed or empty in a cool, dry place rather than compressed under weight, so the harness padding keeps its shape.
Do not overload the tie-down loops with heavy external items, and keep straps trimmed or tucked so nothing can reach the rear wheel or chain.