 The viking hydration tank bag is made with superior quality all the way around. The inside of the bag is high-viz which makes it a lot easier to find your items when stored inside the inner mesh compartments. The nylon seems very durable, and the overall design seems very well thought out. It comes with shoulder straps nicely tucked away which make your tank bag easily convert into a backpack for walking around with. Overall, the bag just seems to be very well made, has a lot of storage compartments, and it has a lot of features that you wont find in other bags. The hydration bladder has a 2-liter capacity and includes well though out clips which hold it in place. Of course, if you want to remove the bladder, you can easily do so in order to increase the bags carrying capacity. The overall capacity of the bag is 427 cubic inches. The MOLLE webbing on the outside is great for extra storage, and just underneath is a compartment with pockets for small items. Its lined with fleece for added protection for things like sunglasses. The storage pockets seem endless on this tank bag. It's water resistant, and I would say pretty much safe for most rides in terms of water protection. It also comes with a waterproof bag inside just in case you have doubts. I love how well thought out the storage on this bag is, as well as compact. The one issue I have is the nylon surface of the bag may be a bit harsh on that brand new paint job. Granted, this bag is for off-road and adventure rides, but you still might have to put a little tape between painted parts and the tank bag. The price is $179.99, which is right about what I would expect for a compact tank bag of such good quality. I would not hesitate to buy this one if the features are right. https://www.vikingbags.com/pages/adventure-touring-motorcycle-luggage-bags https://www.vikingbags.com/pages/adventure-touring-side-cases cost 6/10 (good bag for price)
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