Rapid Transit Recon 19 Magnetic Tank Bag
- Wind/Water resistant 1000D Nylon construction
- Scratchguard rubberized contact fabric
- Magnetic mounting system
- Integrated tank protector
- Backpack convertible
- Hydration ready
- Audio system ready
- Map window
- Cell phone storage
- Eyewear storage
- Rain cover Included
- Reflective stripe
- Tips for choosing the right luggage
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Sizing Information
- Dimensions: 17”(L) x 10”(W) x 6”(D)
- Map Pocket Dimensions: 8.5”(L) x 4”(W)
- Capacity: 18.7 Liters
- Cell phone pocket dimensions: 4.75”(L) x 2.75”(W) x 1.5”(H) iPhone fits inside
Our Two Cents
There are many features packed into the mid sized Rapid Transit Recon 19 Magnetic Tank Bag, more than I will list here, but click the “View Larger Pictures” link to see more. The Recon 19 looks great on sport bikes. The external cell phone pocket has a view window (for obvious reasons) and an easy on and off magnetic mounting system (magnetic flaps are tucked away in this picture). This tank bag includes a hydration bladder storage pocket (hydration bladder not included), a waterproof gate for the hydration bladder hose , and a waterproof gate for headphone cords. The manufacturer claims this bag has reflective features but I hit this bag with light and it was not as reflective as I expected, I believe having reflective material on the rider or the bike is far more effective. Comes standard with a rain cover which stores away in a zippered hiding place, pretty cool.
NOTE: The picture above is a factory picture, the production models of this bag DO NOT have white stitching on the side.
Happy Customers Who Bought This Product
Location: Ohio
I have had The Recon 19 tank bag for quite sometime now. Somewhere close to 2 years. It had held up great in every way. (Read more...)
Location: British Columbia, Canada
It's a small tank bag, but is full of a features. Magnets are very good and the bag won't budge once it's on. I also got the hydration bladder and look forward to using it on a road trip! One note: widescreen GPS devices will not fit in the map... (Read more...)