Turkana Gear MadMules Rackless Luggage + Duffalo Bag Install & First Impressions

Straight from TurkanaGear.com …
MadMules Rackless Luggage
Turkana’s, MadMules™ innovative rackless panniers fits the majority of Adventure/Enduro bikes, even Superbikes and long distance motorcycle tourers. Probably the most versatile, adaptable, configurable, modular motorcycle rackless saddlebag luggage design.
MadMules™ was designed for darn tough and rough off-road advenduro riding. From weekend excursions, ultra-light hotel stay and international fly-to-ride trips in mind to multi month overland expeditions. A major benefit is that the MadMules™ do not require side pannier racks which add weight, width and bulk to a motorbike.
The MadMules™ allows for individual preference riding style, carrying the weight as low and close as possible on the motorcycle.

[@Ryanhwelton]

Thanks for posting!

[@davidsonneman1121]

This is a great review. Thanks for putting this up. Trying to decide which rackless system to go with. This is on the top of my list now.

[@TurkanaGear]

Thanks for the shoutout 🤙🏼😁

[@lucaskalkman8209]

Thank you very much for this review. I have a touratech top case on my ktm 390 adventure and I wanted to add a rackless system in front of it. I have been looking at mad mules from Turkana and this video really helped. I am just wondering if I can keep my touratech top case with this system or do just take it off and replace it with a Turkana bag for weekend rides. I use the bike to commute every day and I don’t really want to take off the soft panniers all the time.

[@adventurod]

Yes you can do that. You would just need to put the base on your passenger seat. As you can see in my video the rear rack is totally exposed, because I also have a hard top case that I use daily. Having the MadMules and the Dufallo and the Hard Top Case would be soooo much stuff to carry - but it could 100% work. I'm about to ride to the Touratech Rally in Washington and then ride the ORBDR (see RideBDR.com) so you'll see this in action.

[@lucaskalkman8209]

@@adventurod thank you very much. Looking forward to see it in action.