Our selection of Travel Bags brings together boot bags from Furygan and Alpinestars, along with our tips for transporting your motorcycle gear while travelling, by plane or to the track: boots, helmet, suit and gloves, kept safe and stored in suitable bags.
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Motorcycle boots, bulky, heavy and often dirtied by mud or dust, do not fit well into a normal bag. The boot bag, like those from Furygan and Alpinestars, holds a pair of boots in a dedicated compartment, separate from the rest of the luggage, to transport them to a track, a motocross area, or a holiday destination without dirtying the car boot.
Biker luggage also comes in various forms:
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For the track or competition, bikers carry complete gear: helmet, suit or jacket, trousers, gloves, boots and protective gear. A bag with compartments, including one for the helmet, protects each piece and prevents forgetting anything. Sturdy, washable fabrics and reinforced bases can withstand the floors of the paddocks and repeated handling.
For a motorcycle trip, waterproof bags with roll-top closures can be secured to the passenger seat or rack with straps, alongside the suitcases and top box. Weight should be distributed evenly, placing heavier items closest to the centre of the bike. After a wet ride, let boots and bag dry in the open air with the bags unzipped to avoid odours.
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A dedicated boot bag isolates them from the rest of the luggage, with a reinforced, washable base to protect against mud. Its handle and strap make it easy to carry to a track, motocross area or when heading off on holiday.
The helmet should preferably travel in the cabin, in a padded helmet bag, to avoid damage from shocks in the hold. Check the airline's cabin baggage dimensions beforehand.
Fold the suit without creating sharp creases, protecting the armor, or better yet, transport it on a hanger in a garment bag. Never leave it damp and closed after a day of riding.
Pick a bag that is waterproof or comes with a rain cover, equipped with fastening straps for the passenger seat or rack. A compact size and low centre of gravity ensure the motorcycle's stability.
Empty it, brush off the dry mud, then clean the inside with a sponge and soapy water. Let it air dry open before packing it away to prevent smells and mould.