Nelson Rigg CL-2015 Journey Sport Motorcycle Tank Bag & GPS Mate Review
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- čas přidán 26. 09. 2017
- Nelson Rigg CL-2015 Journey Sport Motorcycle Tank Bag & GPS Mate Review - This full featured mid-sized magnetic tank bag offers versatile use with many conveniences should you need handy accessible storage in front of you down the road. While the optional GPS Mate may be less useful depending on your devices, it's still high quality and can be used with or without the base bag. Find a deal on the CL-2015 bag here: amzn.to/2y8rHQN
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I just recently received this set up. I think the versatility is great! Just take the “Mate” section when I don’t need The whole setup. I’m old school. I only use my phone’s GPS as a backup. The large screen on my GPS is easier to get info at a glance. That additional pocket next to the phone pocket is perfect for carrying an external battery charger. Manufacturer’s now carry short USB cords 12” and shorter. A good length to run additional power thru the GPS device pocket’s grommet or slip into the zipper to power your phone.
I had the same one on my FJR. Worked great. I now use a slightly smaller Nelson Rigg on my Tenere. Really prefer the magnetic style, much easier when you gas up.
The problem I found with my version of the GPS mate thing, was that it wasn't waterproof. I tested it and wasn't over happy. I've been recommended some waterproofing stuff for it though, so when I do that, I'll retest it.
The biggest problem that I have had with tank bags is map pockets that are just a bit to small in both the length and width. That means making extra, awkward folds to get a map to fit. Can you / or anyone who owns one, tell me if a normal map, like MapArt maps, which are 8.00" wide x 9.00" long when two map panels are exposed, fit easily in this bag's map pocket ?
That is an awesome bag to keep my DSLR camera with a lens mounted during a quick stop and easy to access for nice Panorama shots while touring...Quick snack and fluid for hydration..Shopping list? CHECK!
I agree with the magnet versus the strap which is a pain...Been there and done that. NO FUN!
It's funny I just bought one of these and one of the appeals of it is I can buy a super cheap older GPS and this is perfect for that.
I already had the tank bag so that's part of it as well.
Maybe use the MP3 player pouch with power bank?
I wonder if the other compartments may overheat a device, if not well ventilated?
Way too small to fit a powerbank, at least anything of decent capacity.
Rubber hole at back of gps is for a power cord. Lol
+Paul Smith that too lol
The expansion zipper is also a compression zipper. Fill the bag with your socks and underwear, then compress the bag and rezip it.
Cool
I have own this product (not the tank bag but the gps mate) for just about 4 months now. Fare warning... you better make sure those zippers are zipped up completely. I have lost 2 phones using the gps mate almost a 3rd one 2 days ago. All are my fault, im really clumsy and i just forget the simple things. Let me explain: 1st fail-RIP Moto X Pure (edition) (flew off the gps pocket and ate tarmac, rendered unusable), 2nd fail- RIP another Moto X Pure (edition), just 2 weeks later on my way to NY, and guess what, flew off while i was on an exit ramp (rip). 2 days ago (almost fail), if i lost another phone that day I would of lost my mind. i zipped it up but not all the way b/c i forgot lol. while riding i glanced at the phone for gps and noticed my phone was halfway out the door. saved it though lol... I bought the gps mate b/c i wanted to avoid losing my phone. the first phone i lost on my bike was ASUS Zenfone 2 (RIP), I bought some cheap mount on amazon, it looked promising for a couple days. While on a trip to NY, i hit a pot hole and that phone flew off the GW Bridge right into the Hudson River. In just one year I lost 3 phones, all purchased out of pocket costing me $300 plus smh. This product is great, all my phones can only fit on the part where gps can go. i use the other pockets for portable batteries, mic wires and sound recording (zoom h1).