The latest In Gear episode from Motorcycle.com puts the Kriega US Drypack System to the test after thousands of miles on the road, spanning the UK all the way to California. The verdict? This modular, waterproof luggage setup earns its keep.
The team breaks down the mounting hardware and Cordura build quality, showing how the US30, US10, and US5 packs snap together to fit almost any bike. Sportbike, naked, ADV, doesn’t matter. Riders can mix sizes based on what they’re hauling and how they’re riding.
What stands out is the flexibility. Instead of committing to one bulky bag, riders build a setup that grows or shrinks depending on the trip. The waterproofing held up across different climates and conditions, which matters a lot when gear gets soaked halfway through a ride.
For anyone tired of janky bungee cord setups or leaky luggage, this system offers a straightforward alternative. It costs more upfront than basic options, but the durability and adaptability make a strong case for long term value.
Full pricing details are linked in the episode description for riders curious about building their own setup.
My two cents…
Motorcycle.com’s In Gear crew dragged the Kriega Drypack from the UK to California, because apparently regular suitcases are for quitters. Verdict: this modular Cordura rig, US30/10/5 packs snapping together like adult Legos, actually survives real weather and real miles.
Click on the link below for the full article:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7groWF_1NI
