100% waterproof storage with zero hassle – the Ventura EVO 25 Dry-Pack combines rugged construction with quick-fit convenience
The latest addition to Ventura’s versatile luggage range, the EVO 25 Dry-Pack, brings 100% waterproof carrying capacity to the proven EVO fitting system – perfect for riders who don’t let the weather dictate their plans.
Manufactured from rugged 500D PVC tarpaulin, with fully welded seams and a roll-top closure, the EVO 25 keeps contents safe and dry in all weathers. It’s designed to cope with the demands of motorcycling, but is just as handy for other activities; whether that’s paddleboarding, camping or weekends by the coast.
The 25-litre capacity makes it ideal for day trips, commuting or packing light for longer rides.
PALS webbing on the sides provides convenient attachment points for extra gear, and HDPE panels help the pack hold its shape, even when empty. Two padded carry handles – reinforced with Hypalon panels – and a removable shoulder strap, make for easy handling off the bike.
Like all packs in the Ventura EVO range, the Dry-Pack works with the EVO Rack System, which blends the best of hard and soft luggage: the stability and security of a hard case, with the flexibility and low weight of a soft pack.
The pack slides onto the rack using Ventura’s secure sleeve-fitting system and clips into place with no loose straps, cords or keys required. It stays firmly in place on the move and removes in seconds when not needed. Welded base loops allow for extra strapping options when needed.
When riding solo, the pack sits neatly behind the rider, close to the bike’s centre of gravity for improved balance. It can be repositioned behind a pillion seat in seconds when carrying a passenger.
The new Ventura EVO 25 Dry-Pack retails at £82.95 including VAT. Find it at www.ventura-bike.co.uk
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Original post on modernclassicbikes.co.uk and published by Frank Duggan. Frank is the Founder and Editor of Modern Classic Motorcycle News, an independent motorcycle publication covering modern classic motorcycles, roadsters, scramblers, cruisers, electric motorcycles and the wider motorcycle industry.
