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I have a TRIUMPH TIGER_900_GT_PRO (year 2023) motorcycle.
I bought the RHINOWALK MT102 leg-bag to carry my mobile-phone, battery-pack, and other items.
Join me in this video, as I carry out a step-by-step unboxing. Then, wear the bag in 4 configurations (leg-bag, waist-bag, shoulder-bag, chest-bag). My riding leather-pants does not have any pockets. So the leg-bag, enables me to carry more items on my body.
Information updated on 22-May-2024.
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Since the time I released this video, I have been using the RHINOWALK MT102 for about 8-months. Unfortunately, the material the bag is made of, is not robust. The stitch-seams have separated, & exposed the inside of the bag. I am no longer using the bag, but have found a solution using military Molle-pouches. And so I cannot recommend this leg-bag owing to the poor quality of the material.
However, for anyone who still wants to try the bag. It is available on AMAZON stores.
AMAZON online store for the RHINOWALK leg-bag product:
United States - amzn.to/3IJDGGV
Australia - amzn.to/3ImZuIb
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- As an AMAZON Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
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