That case is well designed, the perfect luggage solution for motorcycling gear, and still unbelievably inexpensive. (Retails at around $150 here in the US - about Rs 12000 INR) Nice one. I might buy one although I currently don't ride a motorcycle.
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Is it possible or even advisable to attach this on a luggage rack? I don't see the point of this luggage of you can't conveniently attach it on your motorcycle.
Hi Bro, thanks for this. I wanted your advice on something. I'm planning to travel to Arunachal Pradesh & North East in Sept for 2-3 months. I plan to ship my Xpulse 200 through train to Guwahati & take the same train. I have a Viaterra claw bag, and will also have an ASG top box, Gaurdian gears tank bag & will have a, laptop bag. I have to pack my riding gear as well as everything else for the trip. Any suggestion on how I should pack. If anyone is riding to Northeast from Mumbai around the same time, the company would greatly help, as travelling almost 3k km alone is my concern. Else, will use the train to travel & ship my bike. Cheers. PS - Packing is stressful Lol.
Hey, if you're planning to start and end your ride at Guwahati then you can carry a large gear bag and leave it behind at Guwahati - after you switch to your actual motorcycle luggage. That makes it more convenient and is a good option to consider. With respect to some tips regarding packing, I've made a few videos on the subject in the past. You should be able to find them on the channel playlists.
@@TollFreeTraveller where could I leave it, especially if I travel around North East. And the other issue would he carrying so many items in hand in train. Hands would be full carrying the Viaterra Claw, Top box, tank bag & laptop bag. I would have to stash my riding gear in these only. Another huge bag to carry the gear would be very difficult. Oh man, this is turning out to be a pain. So much easier just putting on all the gear, strapping the luggage to the bike & riding. My North East plan now seems like a huge hassle 😏.
@@sauravroychow hahaha. True. My point was that you put all the other bags/gear into the bigger bag. That's the only scenario in which carrying a bigger bag makes sense. If you can't do that you're better off using the moto luggage. Regarding your question about where to leave it. I usually just ask the hotel to keep it in their cloak room and pick it up when I get back to base
I wouldn't consider this for use on the bike. It's for when I fly or travel to some other place to begin my ride. If I'm doing a loop, I'll leave this bag at the start point and pick it up again when I return there and use it for the journey home. Alternatively, it can be useful on trips where there is a support vehicle for luggage. Those are the use cases that I envisage, at least
If I'm doing a loop, I'll leave it at the start/end point and use bike luggage from there. If there's a support vehicle it will go in that. It's for better and more convenient transport of your kit, not on the motorcycle use.
Is this just about taking gears while travel in planes. Post that how convenient is to carry this on bike? Two small bags, it is easy to load it in bike. Have you tried with this ? If not, any alternative ideas ??
Yes, it's about air/car/other transit travel. Works in scenarios where you're doing a ride that starts/ends in the same place or if there is a support vehicle that carries gear. For on the bike use nothing beats purpose-built motorcycling luggage - saddle bags/tail bags and such
It’s a monster as you say. If it could be used on the bike for carrying other items once you are riding i could see the point but otherwise its just another big bag………
With gear around 15kgs. But, if you are going to add tools, camping gear and more I think it's always better to assume around 20kgs. I usually have to buy additional luggage weight whenever I'm carrying my gear - this way the process of carrying it is significantly more convenient
It's not always feasible to constantly travel. I do hope to share more travel stories on this platform in the future, but for the time being, I will be sharing things from my experience that will hopefully others plan and execute their travel better
This is great! We need more of this from you!
Thank you
That case is well designed, the perfect luggage solution for motorcycling gear, and still unbelievably inexpensive. (Retails at around $150 here in the US - about Rs 12000 INR) Nice one. I might buy one although I currently don't ride a motorcycle.
Yeah, it is expensive. But, if it proves to be durable then I am hoping it will be well worth it. The joy of any upgrade :D
I didn’t even know something like this existed. This is a great option thanks
Thanks for watching and your comment
Great to see that such products are becoming available now. Great help for guys who spend a lot of time on motorcycles or outdoors!!
Couldn't agree more!
Such videos/ tips are very beneficial to other riders. Look to seeing more of these kind
The way you narrate the story is so quenching to my ear!
Thank you!
Super video, really helpful, am about to embark on a trip to leh, and will be travelling to Delhi first, this video is an amazing guide
Chennai to Mumbai to Anywhere you love... Man you've took the leap of faith...pure content..
Getting my xpulse in a few days.. looking forward for what future awaits... Thrilled and excited...
Love from Coimbatore.... Subscribed for your awesome shots, storytelling and yeah not being a mainstream views driven motor vlogger...
Is it possible or even advisable to attach this on a luggage rack? I don't see the point of this luggage of you can't conveniently attach it on your motorcycle.
Very useful video, as usual 🙂🙂
Good, informative video. Thank you!
Thank you for the positive feedback
How can you tie it to faith or rover?
As usual nice video bro
Thank you
Which is that white helmet?
How do you use the orange armors and where did you purchase them from?
Useful video Rohith! :) You mentioned something about riding boots. Can’t the boots be checked in?
Thank you. They can be checked in. I only meant that in the smaller bag setup you will probably not have space for boots as well.
i can hear all day
Thank you
Bro.. Please make a video on your current gear... Specially the baja s4 🧥
Bro suggest me which boot is good and where to get, below 6000k, and am from erode, tn🥰
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Hi Bro, thanks for this. I wanted your advice on something. I'm planning to travel to Arunachal Pradesh & North East in Sept for 2-3 months. I plan to ship my Xpulse 200 through train to Guwahati & take the same train. I have a Viaterra claw bag, and will also have an ASG top box, Gaurdian gears tank bag & will have a, laptop bag. I have to pack my riding gear as well as everything else for the trip. Any suggestion on how I should pack. If anyone is riding to Northeast from Mumbai around the same time, the company would greatly help, as travelling almost 3k km alone is my concern. Else, will use the train to travel & ship my bike. Cheers. PS - Packing is stressful Lol.
Hey, if you're planning to start and end your ride at Guwahati then you can carry a large gear bag and leave it behind at Guwahati - after you switch to your actual motorcycle luggage. That makes it more convenient and is a good option to consider. With respect to some tips regarding packing, I've made a few videos on the subject in the past. You should be able to find them on the channel playlists.
@@TollFreeTraveller where could I leave it, especially if I travel around North East. And the other issue would he carrying so many items in hand in train. Hands would be full carrying the Viaterra Claw, Top box, tank bag & laptop bag. I would have to stash my riding gear in these only. Another huge bag to carry the gear would be very difficult. Oh man, this is turning out to be a pain. So much easier just putting on all the gear, strapping the luggage to the bike & riding. My North East plan now seems like a huge hassle 😏.
@@sauravroychow hahaha. True. My point was that you put all the other bags/gear into the bigger bag. That's the only scenario in which carrying a bigger bag makes sense. If you can't do that you're better off using the moto luggage. Regarding your question about where to leave it. I usually just ask the hotel to keep it in their cloak room and pick it up when I get back to base
@@TollFreeTraveller thanks man. Cheers.
Hello sir.
I am from Assam itself. And I can help you with few things if you need.
Is it possible to carry this on a bike?... I mean while doing "your kind of" touring stuff?
I wouldn't consider this for use on the bike. It's for when I fly or travel to some other place to begin my ride. If I'm doing a loop, I'll leave this bag at the start point and pick it up again when I return there and use it for the journey home. Alternatively, it can be useful on trips where there is a support vehicle for luggage. Those are the use cases that I envisage, at least
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These wheels can also come in handy if my xpulse tyre blows out in the middle of nowhere
How will u carry this bag after unpacking or when ur hitting the roads vt ur beast.
If I'm doing a loop, I'll leave it at the start/end point and use bike luggage from there. If there's a support vehicle it will go in that. It's for better and more convenient transport of your kit, not on the motorcycle use.
Is this just about taking gears while travel in planes. Post that how convenient is to carry this on bike?
Two small bags, it is easy to load it in bike. Have you tried with this ?
If not, any alternative ideas ??
Yes, it's about air/car/other transit travel. Works in scenarios where you're doing a ride that starts/ends in the same place or if there is a support vehicle that carries gear. For on the bike use nothing beats purpose-built motorcycling luggage - saddle bags/tail bags and such
@@TollFreeTraveller Thanks man!
Video was informative. Is there any plans of tour? Especially in Maharashtra
Thank you. Whenever I make plans they don't work out 🤣🤣
@@TollFreeTraveller 😄
It’s a monster as you say. If it could be used on the bike for carrying other items once you are riding i could see the point but otherwise its just another big bag………
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Hi TFT, This was a very informative video. I am interested in your white helmet. Can you tell me the brand and model name please
Hey. That's the Klim Krios Pro
Mongolia when?
Hi bro waiting for ur travelling videos
So many have been posted recently. Hope you've watched those
@@TollFreeTravellerI dnt even miss one video of u... Eegarly waiting for u in terrains with robot.. 😊😊
How much does it weigh after all the gears inside it ??
With gear around 15kgs. But, if you are going to add tools, camping gear and more I think it's always better to assume around 20kgs. I usually have to buy additional luggage weight whenever I'm carrying my gear - this way the process of carrying it is significantly more convenient
@@TollFreeTraveller Thank you it was really helpful and no one has discussed this ever on youtube
When that toll free "TRAVELLER" will wake up?
It's not always feasible to constantly travel. I do hope to share more travel stories on this platform in the future, but for the time being, I will be sharing things from my experience that will hopefully others plan and execute their travel better
Hi sir 😊
$5 bag from a charity shop
Crazy expensive
Crap