Motorcycle Dry Bag - DrySpec ™ by TwistedThrottle

[twistedthrottle]

Hi all.

We just launched a new line called DrySpec™ with two innovative drybags designed for riding. Sold separately or as a pair (for a discount)

1. DrySpec™ D38 Rigid waterproof motorcycle dry bag - Holds it's shape full or empty.. easy to close and open, No special rack required to attach it to your bike. The DrySpec™ drybag has a Slip-Lock Strap mounting system that is super simple yet versatile (and included). Designed to attach alone or in conjunction with the D28 listed below as a system called the DrySpec™ D66 Waterproof Motorcycle Dry Bag Modular Packing System
   
   
   
2. DrySpec™ D28 Dual-End waterproof motorcycle dry bag - Keep this bag attached to the bike and access either end. No more pulling everything out of the bag to get one small item or overly complicated packing strategies... Grab and go.
   
   
   
3. DrySpec™ D66 Waterproof Motorcycle Dry Bag Modular Packing System - Both bags, one price and some savings for buying the pair. These two bags were designed to be attached together in a daisy chain format or independently.

Currently one of the editors of RoadRUNNER Motorcycle Touring & Travel Magazine is planning a trip in a few weeks to Brazil and is going to use these bags as his primary luggage. He told me that once he saw them it was the only choice for the trip.

Kev

[stark311]

I was just looking at the d66. Doing any deals for inmates?

[twistedthrottle]

Originally Posted by stark311

I was just looking at the d66. Doing any deals for inmates?

The only deal we have is a group buy discount.Read more at the bottom of this page: http://www.twistedthrottle.com/article/view/79

Kev

[VaderSS]

Just ordered a set of these. Sure wish they came in yellow.

[VaderSS]

The Dryspec D38 bag is almost tailored to the Kildala rack for a F650GS single. I dismantled 2 of the 4 included straps for their retainer buckles and attached them to the other straps, then threaded them through the rack's holes. The bag does not move, empty or full. I'm going to leave it on from now on. I'm very happy so far.

[twistedthrottle]

Originally Posted by VaderSS

The D38 bag is almost tailored to the Kildala rack for a F650GS single. I dismantled 2 of the 4 included straps for their retainer buckles and attached them to the other straps, then threaded them through the rack's holes. The bag does not move, empty or full. I'm going to leave it on from now on. I'm very happy so far.

Lookin' good. Can you post a picture of what you did to the straps? I think I have a clue but I would love to see what you did.

Kev

[VaderSS]

Originally Posted by twistedthrottle

Lookin' good. Can you post a picture of what you did to the straps? I think I have a clue but I would love to see what you did.

Kev

Sure.

[twistedthrottle]

Originally Posted by VaderSS

Sure.

OK - I was thinking you went a different direction. It looks like you slid the strap through hols in your top rack and secure the bag via the slip locks on the outside of the top rack frame. I am going to share this with the designer who created the DrySpec system I thin k he will be interested.

Kev

[kildala2000]

Cool,
I've been looking for a bag to fit on my son's Dakar, looks like it's a match that works well.
Thanks for posting,
Rick

VaderSS;18938320]The Dryspec D38 bag is almost tailored to the Kildala rack for a F650GS single. I dismantled 2 of the 4 included straps for their retainer buckles and attached them to the other straps, then threaded them through the rack's holes. The bag does not move, empty or full. I'm going to leave it on from now on. I'm very happy so far.





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[NCK]

This looks like an awesome product. If you had a inmate special, I'd def buy a set now. It's not about the $ really, more about the community.

[NCK]

It appears one of the main compeditors for this product is the Kriega UScombo30. Can you talk about the main differences between the two products and what makes yours the best! Great videos, by the way!

Thanks!
Nate

[NCK]

Originally Posted by hope2013

It appears one of the main compeditors for this product is the Kriega UScombo30. Can you talk about the main differences between the two products and what makes yours the best! Great videos, by the way!

Thanks!
Nate

I just bought this product and the Kriega 30. I'll do a review over in the equipment section.

[azgsa]

Ordering up the D66 system as soon as I get home today to use on the XChallenge (mainly) and sometimes on the GSA. Wish I would have ordered in time to use for this weekend's ride/camp w/30 guys.

Review to follow...

EDIT: Not in stock right now, looks like it will be a couple of weeks before I get the bags. Hopefully before next group ride...

[azgsa]

Originally Posted by azgsa

Ordering up the D66 system as soon as I get home today to use on the XChallenge (mainly) and sometimes on the GSA. Wish I would have ordered in time to use for this weekend's ride/camp w/30 guys.

Review to follow...

So I got the D66 bag system and used the D38 larger bag on a 1200 mile Southern Utah trip. Bag worked great on the back of my G650Xchallenge. Sturdy build, nice attachment mechanism. My only complaint is the slightly restricted opening size in this type dry bag. No a big deal though. This will be my bag system in the future for my G650X and GSA when a bag is needed.

[twistedthrottle]

Sorry Nate.

As a courtesy to competitors we avoid comparing and contrasting whenever possible. Naturally, we hope they follow similar guidelines as well. We do encourage you to though.

Kevin