Its storage capacity may only be 7l, but it packs a heavy punch in terms of the number of compartments and cubby holes it has to help you store your gear in an orderly manner.
And alongside plenty of pockets for a phone, wallet, cables, ferry tickets, a passport and anything else you want to stash, there’s even a dedicated pouch for a 2l water reservoir (included) to ensure you keep hydrated in the saddle.
Mosko Moto Nomax motorcycle tank bag
If you’re used to chucking your belongings into a large, single-compartment, motorcycle tank bag, the Nomax may take some getting used, but it’s a nifty piece of kit all the same, and one that has become a permanent fixture on my Yamaha Tenere 700 over the past couple of months.
So, if you’re in the market for a new tank bag, and you fancy embracing some organisation in your life, take a look at my review of the Mosko Moto Nomax in the video below…
You can also read the full review of the bag, along with 11 others I tested from the likes of Givi, Oxford Products, and SW-Motech, in issue 61 of Adventure Bike Rider. Get your copy today HERE.
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If you’ve used the Mosko Moto Nomax before, let us know how you got on with it in the comments section below or on YouTube.
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