Exomesh

[Pierre]

Anyone has exericence with this product ?

https://www.exomesh.com/

https://www.pacsafe.com/media/product/product_image

I would like to secure my medium MotoFIzz with it when I stop to eat.

 

[BugR]

Anyone has exericence with this product ?
https://www.exomesh.com/

https://www.pacsafe.com/media/product/product_image

I would like to secure my medium MotoFIzz with it when I stop to eat.

Considered it but did not buy it. We elected to keep all valuables in the tank bags which we took with us when off the bikes.

FYI MEC stocks them in Canada.

Chris

 

[user 213]

Your second link didn't work for me. Try this one: Linky

 

[Pierre]

Anyone has exericence with this product ?
https://www.exomesh.com/

https://www.pacsafe.com/media/product/product_image

I would like to secure my medium MotoFIzz with it when I stop to eat.

Considered it but did not buy it. We elected to keep all valuables in the tank bags which we took with us when off the bikes.

FYI MEC stocks them in Canada.

Chris

Thanks for the link, any idea how many liters is a MotoFizz Medium ?

 

[colin]

Thanks for the link, any idea how many liters is a MotoFizz Medium ?

if you can tell me which of these is your motofizz medium, i can tell you how many liters....

https://www.tanax.co.jp/products/bag/rear.html

Assuming it is the fifth one down, it is 39 to 58L

 

[user 213]

Assuming it is the fifth one down, it is 39 to 58L

Sounds right. Using the medium dimensions of 12x12x17 unexpanded would give you 40 liters.

 

[Pierre]

I bought the small exomesh, it go up to 55L, that should do the work.

Del: 3-12 working days.

Thanks you Chris, I bought it on MEC Web Site

 

[Pierre]

I bought the small exomesh, it go up to 55L, that should do the work.
Del: 3-12 working days.

Thanks you Chris, I bought it on MEC Web Site

Got it today, wrong size. I will bring it back next week and try the medium size.

So small is not big enought for the MotoFizz Medium

 

[TFC]

On my last trip I made my own security cable for my motofizz.

Bought some plastic sheathed cable from home depot, and made hoops at each end (with a ferrule kit [you'll see it at Home Depot]).

When stopping somewhere and I want to "secure" the motofizz, I weave my new cable through various parts of the motofizz.

Then, I secure each end of the cable to my helmet locks that I installed on the bike (one helmet lock on each side).

This method has worked well for me. Also lets me wire the cable through a jacket or pants too.

Also, I don't leave cameras/wallet/keys in the motofizz - I always take those type of items with me.

Good luck,

John