MotoCentric Centrek Backpack - Black

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Price: $89.99    

Product Feature

• Dimensions: 20"H X 12.5"W X 6"L
• Capacity: 30 Liters
• 1680D Maxtura� � Ballistic Construction For Durability
• Reflect-A-Light™ Reflective Motocentric Logos And Piping
• Aerodynamic Molded Body

Product Description

The MotoCentric Motorcycle Centrek Backpack is a sleek, innovative, aerodynamic backpack for riders who want to travel in-style but still want lots of space to carry stuff. It is constructed of extra durable 1680D Matura ballistic material and has Reflect-A-Light reflective MotoCentric logos and piping throughout so even in bad conditions or the darkest of nights your bag can still be seen. A neoprene pocket positioned on the top center gives a convenient position for cell phones or mp3 players as well as a strategic position to be in range of a Bluetooth headset. Other great features include a protective eyewear pocket on the front of the bag, internal organizer, padded laptop compartment, heavy duty straps and sternum belt and many other features. It also has a built in helmet hood storage that tucks away in a hidden zippered pocket on the bottom of the bag. The storage capacity of the backpack is not affected when the helmet hood is in use. This is a piece of luggage made with the highest quality materials and accessories that has a truly unbelievable value. 1680D Maxtura ballistic construction for durability. Reflect-A-Light reflective Motocentric logos. Built in helmet hood. Fits most 15" laptops. Detailed organizer. Duraflex buckles throughout for added strength. Audio ready. Height and width adjustable sternum strap. Aerodynamic molded body. Capacity: 30 Liters. Measures: 18.5"H x 12.5"W x 5"L

MotoCentric Centrek Backpack - Black Review

With the riding season in full swing, I needed a lightweight, purpose-built motorcycle backpack for my commute to work to replace my tattered, standard, cheap backpack.

After perusing multiple makes, I first sampled this backpacks smaller sibling, the MotoCentric Mototrek Backpack. (Read my review: MotoCentric Mototrek Backpack - --/Black ). It was simply too small, so I settled on the MotoCentric Centrek Backpack seen here.

The build material is excellent. It keeps its form nicely and looks great. The chest and torso straps are brilliant and all straps have elastic rings to keep excess strap from fluttering in the wind. The bag also very easily slips on and off with full gear on. The sleek shape and slippery material keep contents dry in light rain.

The size, however, is small. My laptop is on the large side of the 15" spectrum being a DELL E6510 (14.74"W x 1.3"H x 9.97"D) with a 15.6" wide screen and it just barely fits in the laptop pocket. A laptop more than an inch longer could be troublesome. Any thicker or wider and it may not slip into the sleeve.

With the laptop in place, I can still squeeze in my fully padded mesh jacket or a basic leather jacket, gloves and smaller items like a pair of sunglasses and wheel lock. Filled as described, the helmet bag will tightly clip my Medium-sized GMax 68S helmet in place. While medium in size, this helmet is somewhat larger than most with the multiple vents, exhaust vents and rear LED light assembly.

Without the helmet attached, the bag can still squeeze in a pair of jeans and t-shirt for a day trip. But the helmet will certainly not clip on over all of that.

The lack of side pockets that the smaller Mototrek backpack comes equipped with is a bit of a letdown. The extra compartment and sunglasses holder, missing on the Mototrek, are very useful for keeping items isolated rather than mixed up in the main compartment. However, with the helmet clipped on, accessibility is difficult and side pockets would be great for quick-access items. The hidden iPod slot is perfect for a cellphone with headphones.

All-in-all, I'm extremely pleased with the Centrek over the tiny Mototrek and never leave home without it. If you prefer side pockets and don't need the extra space, give the Mototrek a try (MotoCentric Mototrek Backpack - --/Black). Just remember, the helmet won't clip into place when fully loaded and carrying a laptop.

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