He says 60 litres is the perfect packing volume for most of his rides. He used to reach that by combining the Mosko Moto Reckless 40 with a 22-litre top bag. It worked well but came with limits. The Reckless 40 system feels compact and stable, but adding a top bag can make loading uneven and affect weight distribution.
Now he has moved to the new Alpine 60 system from Mosko Moto. It delivers the same total volume but in one integrated package. The Alpine 60 includes removable drybags, easier access points, and improved balance across the bike. It also uses upgraded materials that handle abrasion better on long trips.
He finds that the single-system design simplifies packing. Carrying everything in one structure also reduces the setup time before rides. For riders who prefer lighter setups, the Reckless 40 still makes sense. For those who want more to work with on multi-day trips, the Alpine 60 provides that capacity with cleaner organization.
My two cents…
Mosko make some great gear, I still have and owned a few pieces over the years.
It might be expensive, but let’s be honest, you get what you pay for.
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