Aerostich Rev Tank Bag
9040
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A fantastic semi-rigid sided tank bag and the result of decades of detailed refinements and improvements which help it work better and be easier to use on your trips across town or around the world. Fits most sport, sport touring, standard gas tanks perflectly and is a 'just-right' size, combining plenty of carrying space with room to easily move around when riding through corners, standing on the footrests, etc. Large map window provides a great view of your map for easy analog navigation and doubles as a water resistant cover over the large center zipper access. A removable adjustable bungee goes laterally across the map window and is a perfect way to briefly hold your gloves at a gas stop, or a ticket for a parking garage or toll road. On the left side a Ram-Mount ball is fastened to an internal aluminum brace going across th einside bottom of the bag providing stability for mounting a platform of your choice: cell phone, GPS or radar detector. (When you pull the tank bag off the bike, that valuable devide goes with you.) The YKK zipper operates easily with a gloved hand and the single storage compartment comfortably holds all quick-access items you'll need. Eight quick release buckles and straps provide two different mounting options. Includes a yellow seam sealed rain cover with a clear window over the tank bag map window. Measure 8"x16"x6". Black. Made in America.
The Revley Tank Bag Story
During my first twenty years of longer-distance travel-riding and across 150,000 total road miles, I tried maybe five or six different tank bags, modifying and customizing every one (some a lot more than others) to better meet my requirements. I've always ridden unfaired and un-windshielded bikes and, coming from a dirt bike background, like to move around a lot whenever the road becomes loose, curly, bumpy, or whatever. I needed a tank bag that was easy to use, large enough to carry a bunch of stuff, but not too large to interfere when standing up, hanging off, stretching, or just moving around.
Finding the perfect balance took a few years, but eventually I settled on the Revley model you see here, with a few personal 'Aerostich' modifications. Eventually, I came to have two of them. One has about 300-400,000 miles and the other one about half that many. They are both set up similarly...
-- Mr. Subjective
