CUCYMA Motorcycle Backpack Motorsports Track Riding Back Pack

I honestly like this bag alot as I have been using it the last month. I read many reviews about this bag because I was debating between this one and the Ogio mach3 or 5. I was worried reading the reviews about this saying its too small for anyone over 5 foot 8 or "too small for medium or large sized males", but I'm 5 11" and had no issues taking the bag on or off. The bag didnt feel too small on me with my thin warm weather jacket or my large puffy leather cold weather jacket. I would say the inside of the bag doesnt have a whole lot of room compared to normal school backpacks, but I use this everyday for riding to school and work on the highway with work boots, a sweatshirt, and a drink(usually redbull) and dont have issues fitting all that. I dont really use the laptop holder/pen holder in the back I use that to store my smallfirst aid kit + registration. Wearing this while riding on the highway feels great thanks to its very light weight build, and all the straps(comes with a chest strap and waist strap). The straps are not too small, I have plenty of room to adjust in the waist strap with full gear on. The wind doesnt blow the bag around, the bag doesnt feel like a parachute in the wind. If I were to make any nitpicky complaints about the bag I would have to say sometimes it gets difficult to zip the bag up when its packed full, I believe it is getting caught on a white tag and the bag expansion sleeve. I would recommend this bag to any rider that wants a cool,lightweight, comfortable backpack, that wont be caught in the wind feeling like a parachute and it is less than half the price of the Ogio mach5.

I can't speak to if this is a knock off or not, but I can say my last backpack one was clearly a knockoff of the Ogio Mach 3. The differences in this backpack are night and day. This backpack is the larger model and juuuust barely fits my 15.6" HP Omen laptop inside.The quality of this backpack is top notch. The red interior is felt lined, so nothing to scratch my precious cargo. There's a soft mesh flap that separates your cargo from the pouches; namely the pen storage where I keep my touchscreen pens. The 'tablet' flap easily accommodates my iPad or company Surface Pro 5 and has the velcro elastic strap to keep it from falling out when I open the backpack flaps to get inside. The outside arm straps are well padded (my last one had no padding at all and was not the most comfortable) and the adjustment straps for length have clips that hold the excess strap that normally flaps around (this is a very nice touch) which keeps the backpack as aerodynamic as it can be.I rode my motorcycle to work and had a mini panic attack thinking I forgot the backpack at home. That's how invisible it feels when you ride. I don't use the waist strap but the chest strap redistributes the weight, along with basically 0 wind noise and the weight being so close to my body I literally forgot it was there.This backpack feels top quality. It has grabbers attached to the zippers to easily find them (another annoyance of my last backpack was digging with my fingernails to find the zipper). It comes with a rain cover (pretty much not needed unless you're in a storm, as the backpack is pretty water-tight anyway for any moderate drizzle). The rain cover has a clip that goes around the top of the backpack and one that attaches under the handle to the outside of the backpack, so there's 0 chance it will go flying off with high winds. That is another really nice touch. It also has a helmet hook, SOLID metal carabiner clip, and zippers on both sides of the opening to the backpack (think expandable luggage carriers) that allows for a little more storage space. The attention to detail is amazing except for my next point below, including a real leather patch on the handle area which feels very comfortable to carry with my hand.My ONLY gripe with the backpack is that the visor holder is sewn to the backpack, meaning it can't be removed without cutting it out. This wouldn't be a big deal, though, if it actually fit a visor. I have a SHOEI RF-1100 and my buddy tried his RF-1200 visors. Both need about 0.5 inches more room in the fixed/fitted sleeve to fit. Since these model helmets are the some of the most common, along with a very common visor size, this leads me to think the short-size of the sleeve was an oversight in design. I did find a workaround though, of cutting the ends to the sleeve so the left/right ends of the visor just hang freely. The felt lined sleeve along with ample points of contact to hold it in place to the backpack keep the visor from going anywhere so the cuts to the sleeve do not compromise the function of the backpack at all. I am a novice with a sewing needle but I'm sure I can cut the sleeve out of the backpack entirely and add some snaps to allow for removal when not needed in the future.For the next model designed: Don't change anything except the visor sleeve. The sleeve needs to be removable with snaps or velcro and larger (length-wise) to accommodate standard size visors. It needs to be removable because visors these days come in photochromatic, which darkens itself automatically and eliminates the need to bring a change-of-visor on road trips.

This is a must have if you ride a bike on a daily basis. This is sturdy, will keep you essential safe, does not voable.

I just bought this pack and would like to share my initial impressions. In general I love the pack but have a few reservations. Overall it is quite comparable to the Ogio Mach 5 backpack. Quality seems good so far. Zippers are sturdy. Stitching is good on my bag. Materials seem very comparable to the Mach 5.I like that it has a shield holder you can remove via Velcro if not needed. On my Mach 5 I had to cut it out as I never used it and it just impacted my ability to fit bigger things in the case. All in all I am very happy with the purchase except for one issue. They need to make the straps longer. I am 6’2” and about 240. I wear an XXL riding jacket.While I can use the backpack fine without a riding jacket, when I put one on, even with the straps at their limit, it is super snug and binds me a bit. So I’ll likely take the pack to a tailor and see if I can have the straps extended a bit.My bag also came with what appears to possibly be a helmet holder. It is a piece of nylon and some clips that seem to match clips on the backpack BUT when I try and clip them on to the pack they aren’t positioned in a way that makes sense to attach it. At first it sort of looked like a little rainfly but that approach didn’t work either.It also has a zipper to expand a bit but this isn’t a ton of use. I can fit a 15” laptop and my tablet in the internal pocket. The problem is for me when I do that, they ride sort of high on my back. I wish the pockets were deeper so the heavier load would sit on the lower part of my back rather than the middle. The lower part of the back back sits nicely on the lower part but where the laptop ends I can feel.These are relatively minor quibbles so I still rate it quite highly. If I had to use it for a 5 day trip they would become much bigger issues but for my intended purpose of shorter day trips, it is great. Also the riding style of the bike might factor into this as well. I have sport bike and an ADV bike. On my sport bike it is more bothersome for me as I am leaning more over the handlebars and I feel the pressure a bit more. I’ve found that packing stuff below the laptop in the lower part of the bag helps spread the load out a bit better. On my ADV bike, it don’t notice it nearly as much.Aesthetically it is quite attractive. One of the few bags my wife said looked great as soon as I took it out of the box and her initial reaction was I should keep it and get rid of my other backpacks. I didn’t get the “that thing is hideous” comment or worse. So if you are in a nice backpack for your bike that won't break the bank, that is full of features, this is a great option. Definitely would help if you are not large or where a snugger riding jacket.

Amazing bag, zips occasionally get snagged on the inside material but if you push that down then it closes easily every time. A bigger strap for the waist would've made this perfect.

I just received this item and I’m pleased at the quality of construction. I’m 5’9” /165 lbs and the bag is comfortable wearing it over my leathers. The first thing I did was cut out the visor holder. I don’t carry a spare and it was taking up room. It would be nice to have it removable without cutting straps. It would be 5 stars if that was an option.I tend to change my carry methods every season, gradually reducing what I transport on 2-3 day trips. This bag will easily accommodate a pair of jeans, t-shirt, shoes, toiletries and a credit card. I’m good to go. My past usage of tank bags or clip on bags using the pillion seat/cowl brackets are over. This doesn’t ruin the lines of my sport bike.Looking forward to the 2019 riding season with this new kit.

Super sac avec plusieurs compartiments. Je l'ai acheté principalement pour le travail. La fermeture est sous la coquille, ce qui le rend plus étanche à la pluie. Mon casque est un small, un plus grand pourrait entré aussi.

Excelente mochila para viajar y traer cosas en motocicleta, los compartimentos son justos para poner zapatos, ropa, portar Lap, entre otras cosas.La mochila al ser iluminada con algún faro brilla haciéndote visible por diversos ángulos, sin alumbrar pareciera que no trae franjas o algo que refleje la luz, es muy comoda,s in embargo en las correas para sujetar a la altura de cintura esta algo corto, podrin mejorar haciéndola para tallas de cintura algo grandes

Assolutamente bellissimo, fatto con materiali di qualità ma, come era ovvio che fosse, avendo l'apertura solo sul lato schiena, è un po' scomodo in un uso intenso (togli e metti cose).In ogni caso molto soddisfatto