Oxford Aqua Bag

[redbirds_imp]

We visited Competition Accessories store in Rock Hill, SC on Wednesday. We left with two HJC helmets and an Oxford roll top Aqua bag.

I had been mulling over what type of tail bag to buy since getting my CB1100 and this one seems perfect. I wanted a bag that was waterproof; one that I wouldn't have to enclose in a cover when the weather turned bad. I wanted a lot of capacity; something that would hold a week's worth of gear. Most of all, I didn't want to spend a lot, cheapskate that I am.

This bag checked every box on my list. It is completely waterproof with a roll top and sealed seams. It has a 50 liters capacity, plenty for my needs. It comes with four D ring equipped straps that attach easily to the pegs on the CB side rails and a shoulder strap for easy carrying. Best of all, it was discounted $10 because the original packaging was missing.

http://www.compacc.com/p/oxford-aqua-all...-roll-bags

[Rocky_imp]

Excellent choice
I've had a few Oxford items over the years and they produce a quality product.

[Cormanus]

Looks a lot like my 60L SW Motech Bags connection bag. I'm really happy with it.

[the Ferret]

That will hold a lot of gear, and if you don't have a passenger the perfect place to put it.

[redbirds_imp]

Pamela wants one for her V-strom after seeing this on the Honda.

[Pterodactyl_imp]

Well done. Oxford means good quality, and if you are happy with the price it's a real win.

Cheers

[rboe]

I choose the medium Wolfman dry bag duffle (it had to hold the sleeping pad and tent), mainly because of previous experience with other Wolfman luggage (Rollie bags for the 650L). It excelled on the recent trip. But Firstgear, Ortlieb and other make excellent dry duffles, tough to get a bad product. Now I'm looking at dry luggage bags.