Enter To Win a Kriega R25 Motorcycle Backpack
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The Kriega R25 has long been a RideApart staff favorite, and as one of our go-to bags we are especially glad to give one away to a reader. You'll find that it performs exceptionally well in the field and you can learn more about why we always gravitate toward this bag by reading our R25 gear review from back in October.
ENTER TO WIN a Kriega R25 Motorcycle Backpack, worth $189.00 below. The entry period for this giveaway ends at 11:30 pm ET on Sunday January 12, 2014.
You can enter to win once a day throughout the contest period, so the more you enter the higher your chances of winning. Good luck!
How To Achieve The Perfect Fit:
The Kriega R25 motorcycle backpack is supplied pre-adjusted to level-2 on the harness straps. This harness position will fit the majority of riders. Adjust to level 1 for XS and level 3 for XL fit.
Step 1: Firstly push the uppermost harness strap back into the pack, or pull the loose end out, to release the harness-web tension.
Step 2: Shorten or lengthen harness by moving slider on web - equal both sides.
Step 3: Pull harness strap back out of pack, or slide it back in, to tension harness-web.
Step 4: Put on pack and fasten front 2 x harness buckles. Adjust alloy buckles on hip wings by lifting and pulling the nylon cord. Tighten alloy buckles so the wings grip the sides of your torso. The top harness straps should not be a close fit, but not too tight.
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