RE:RKA RKA Tailpack (was [ST] Trip report (long))

["STeve Duncan" <xhippy@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Pete,
Glad to hear you have a set-up you are happy with.  If you asked Tom 
Emberson a top box is the only way to go  :]

I personally love the RKA "XRS" 22 liter tailpack.  The hardbags go on and 
off the bike, same with the tank-bag.  But the RKA stays on all the time. 
It's out of the way, carries everything I need for daily commutes or all day 
rides.  Stays in place and expands to hold a 12-pack when needed.

http://www.rka-luggage.com/pages/10rearst/rearst.html

"UnderDawg"
STeve Duncan
'00 -ST Black as Nite
Dallas, Tx
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>From: "Pete Berg" <peteberg@xxxxxxxx>

I decided to save a few $ and not purchase the RKA seat bag.
>Thanks for the info, though.  My arrangement--a waterproof dufflebag 
>secured
>with a cargo net and straps--isn't as tidy as the RKA bag, but it works OK.
>
>- Pete Berg


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