Looking to get a pack for school commute, looking online with no luck. Looking for something urban i.e Dakine, oneil, spy etc any suggestions? websites? any input? thanks

 

i been using my jansport. lol was looking at those icon backpacks tho

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1213378

Here's a thread I made on Axio packs, they look good. But they don't hold a whole lot and are pretty pricey.

I just rock my swiss army back pack. But be sure to slide both zippers over to one side or they will come undone if you do any highway riding.

 

I sport this but not Yamaha specific...

http://shop.foxracing.com/ecom...F.jpg

 

I used to use a Targa notebook backpack, and now I'm using a Target-brand backpack. Haven't noticed any problems. The backpacks with straps that buckle around your midsection are helpful in keeping the backpack from flapping around.

 

I just use a regular ol backpack. I tie up the loose slack from the straps that go over your shoulders, otherwise they whip around in the wind like crazy.

 

yeah i take my dickies backpack everywhere, it even held up under a wreck...

 

Jansport.

 

i run a SPY. it is comfortable, roomy, and fits great with lots of adjustment.

 

Timberland backpack.

 

I use my Fox backpack. It's pretty sweet. It has the straps that go across the chest/abs. I think those help to take the weight off your shoulders especially when I was doing my commute to ASU. It also has cool features like a waterproof cover that you can pull out from a little section to cover the bag if it rains ( you know that happens a lot here in AZ). It is a good size to I can keep my laptop, binder, books, and other misc **** in there with no problems.

 

Just make sure that it has a chest strap and tie down all the loose straps cuz they'll slap your *** when you're on the freeway.

 

i have an axio swift i'd love to get rid of; just found my EMS 2500sp that i've had since 7th grade.....

 

http://www.zappos.com/n/es/d/7....html

 

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Same here

 

I have a JR Velocity backpack. Gets a from me.

 

My old Jansport from college is holding up just fine for me. No flapping in the breeze, or anything. Just remember to tuck back the straps.

 

Was looking at one of these, but my Jansport works for now.

-Extra large main storage compartment
-Hide away helmet storage
-Padded laptop compartment
-Multiple side pockets & mesh pouches
-Front chest panel with zipper closure
-Quick adjust suspension system
-Front slash pocket for quick access
-Main compartment compression straps
-Velcro locking zipper system
-Comfortable air-mesh shoulder & waist straps

 

i have a tank bag from icon that converts to a backpack. it has plenty of room for me and it doesn't get in teh way at all.

 

I use an eddie bauer back pack it has a chest strap but ive found i dont like how it feels when its buckled.Its water proof an has plety of space an cool pockets.

 

alpinestars has a bag i saw in a dennis and kirk catalog

 

For commuting to work I use my camel bak, with the water pouch removed of course.

 

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How does that stay on the tank? Magnets?

 

I ride my bike to school, I just use my Flip backpack from when I used to skate.

 

Name doesn't mater much, JUST MAKE SURE THE ZIPPER COVER OPENING IS FACING THE REAR otherwise it can catch wind tare the zipper open on the freeway, it happened to me