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25-04-12, 01:51 PM
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Knox motorcycle backpack...a bit too good...
Last night I was very puzzled to find a dairy product type spillage near the unfortunate pocket, didn't think to look in it...was actually searching for choc-type nibbles I thought I had in the bag somewhere just now when I unzipped the pocket and BAM! MULLERRICE-SPILLAGE
 The pocket was so waterproof that the yoghurt had remained undetected for over two weeks, I must have popped it in last minute for my lunch at work haha.So if you want a decent reason to get a Knox backpack, you have it! 
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25-04-12, 02:35 PM
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Re: Knox motorcycle backpack...a bit too good...
Since my last one exploded all over the A33, I'll take your suggestion on board for the replacement.
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25-04-12, 02:38 PM
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Re: Knox motorcycle backpack...a bit too good...
Bet you're glad it's been cold(ish) - that would be reet rank after two weeks somewhere warm!
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25-04-12, 02:40 PM
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Re: Knox motorcycle backpack...a bit too good...
You know people pay a lot of money for fancy blue mouldy food
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25-04-12, 02:40 PM
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25-04-12, 02:41 PM
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Re: Knox motorcycle backpack...a bit too good...
I use mine for tools if I working in city centre and there's no parking near. Cut a slit in the expanding zone for my saws to poke through
, can get loads in it it ...... its ok though as I have full kreiga luggage for the bike what what old Bean
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25-04-12, 04:48 PM
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Re: Knox motorcycle backpack...a bit too good...
I find the Kriega backpacks far more comfortable. I had a Knox and it was good value for money, but my R35 is the mutt's nuts
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25-04-12, 05:06 PM
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