As a fairly new offroad rider at that time, I was looking into soft pannier options. Besides its beautiful and well thought out design I’ve heard nothing but good stories about the quality of the Mosko luggage setups. While at an event I was instantly hooked as I started drooling over the displayed gear. I caught myself thinking ‘I need this for my DesertX’ and the Woodland color fits perfectly on my sandy custom bike’. During quite some drops on the offroad adventures I worried about my own safety, but also of my gear. The Backcountry Panniers and Aux Pox took the most impact while tumbling over. They held up amazingly and instantly took all my doubts away if the bags – and more importantly my belongings – would be fine and I started to push harder.

Probably the most important part of my Mosko Moto kit is the luggage setup. With a variety of nifty and outdoor-like products I can go everywhere I want and take everything I need without worrying about the safety or waterproofness of my gear. A comforting thought for any motorcyclist that takes off for a short or longer period of time. Their slogan “Tough Gear, Hard Travel” definitely lives up to its expectations, as I’ve had my fair share of drops and moody weather to tackle on my trips.

Below you find all my luggage gear. Good to mention is that with pretty much every Mosko Moto luggage product there are molle attachments panels to use, most items have waist belts or backpack straps built in and just tons of other nifty hidden features such as fleece-lined pockets for fragile items, whistles for emergency situations etc. It’s worth checking out all the nitty gritty features via the product links.

Backcountry Pannier Kit (V2.5) – The most prominent luggage item on my DX, this 100% waterproof pannier kit is the one product with which Mosko Moto started. It’s designed for transcontinental adventure touring, enduro-style riding, and camping from your bike. I absolutely love this set and I’ve put on an extra set of Aux Pox on both sides, which gives me an extra 20 liters (4x5ltr) of storage.

Backcountry 40L Duffle Pack (V2.5) – The moto-duffle that does it all: a duffle, a backpack and a quick-stash spot during the day. I mostly put some lighter belongings in here and in the dedicated tent pole pocket I stash, well, obviously my tent poles. It’s a great item that can’t be missed on my travels anymore.

Scout 30L duffle – A single-layer, welded-seam, roll-top drybag – but not your average drybag. This one also quickly converts to a comfortable backpack and even an over the shoulder duffle. A perfect size for a quick getaway or as an extra bag on top of your panniers or top box.

Aux Pox 5L – If I could I would stuff these everywhere on my bike. But I already kinda have that going with 4 Aux Pox on my Backcountry Panniers and two on my crashbars. Quick access to slippers, cables, locks, tools, water bottles, warmer gloves, etc. I’m a big fan!