Rear Bag and Side Bag simultaneously

Stevepilen said:
Do you reckon this: https://www.motocrosscenter.com/sho...len-801-2024-color-negro-a67612927044c1a.html

and this : https://www.motocrosscenter.com/sho...ilen-801-2024-color-negro-a67612922088c1.html

can be mounted at the same time.
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Yes, they can be mounted simultaneously.
But the Husqvarna rearbag is (imho) completely nonsense; 5 liter capacity is very small; and the additional brackets to strap it to the bike makes no sense.

Alternatively I can highly recommend the Kriega US-series; it's not cheap, but the quality is outstanding; and the look is decent and also fits the 801 (again imho).
I have the US10, US20 and also the US30 (10, 20 and 30 liter capacity); a US5 with 5 liter capacity is also available.
For traveling I can combine them; if needed; and they are strapped to the bike without any additional brackets.

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Tom said:
You should mount one or the other.
But the Husqvarna rearbag is (imho) completely nonsense; 5 liter capacity is very small; and the additional brackets to strap it to the bike makes no sense.

Alternatively I can highly recommend the Kriega US-series; it's not cheap, but the quality is outstanding; and the look is decent and also fits the 801 (again imho).
I have the US10, US20 and also the US30 (10, 20 and 30 liter capacity); a US5 with 5 liter capacity is also available.
For traveling I can combine them; if needed; and they are strapped to the bike without any additional brackets.

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The Husqvarna side bag is 5l also....

Hoe did you mount those under the million seat? What are they attached to?
 
The front-straps are attached to the frame, the rear-straps are connected with each other under the pillion seat.

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I second Kriega. I have three backpacks and the quality is second to none. I have had one of the backpacks for 10+ years and it still holds up.
 
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For some "heavier" luggage I also have some loops that can be mounted to the attachment points underneath of the rearframe (the same attachement points that are also used to assemble the Husqvarna-bag brackets), but for some standard use the straps underneath the pillion seat are absolutely fine.

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