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Your cart is empty.Redline B1, made by Ogio with Ducati customizations, is a preformed knapsack designed to be functional on the motorcycle. The semi-rigid outer structure adapts to the body and does not lose its shape in the wind, while the interior is arranged to hold all materials neatly and securely. Lined pockets, partitions, and soft fabrics provide safe storage for any kind of accessory, while outside there are volume adjustments, breathable 3D mesh inserts, and even a handy removable pouch. A true technical knapsack to accompany sporty riders on road trips.
Jan
Reviewed in Germany on July 18, 2024
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Joe K
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024
Very stylish backpack to go w a Ducati
Thomas J. Walsh
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2024
This backpack is very well made but doesn't really have a great deal of room inside compared to a traditional backpack. The hard outer shell doesn't give it much flexibility I would gather. I also found it not to comfortable when wearing the bag. The materials and craftsmanship are outstanding though. I will continue to try and use this bag and hopefully things improve.
Eric Smith
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2022
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Anthony Yang
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2022
It has huge carrying capacity, but you wouldn't be able to fit a full-face helmet inside the backpack. However, they do provide a carrying strap on the right shoulder strap if you get tired of holding your helmet. All in all, it looks great, and there is almost no added drag when you're going on the highway with this on.
John D. Gardner
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2020
I have the Panigale V4S, and have been doing one-day trips (with just the tail bag or tank bag). The tank bag diminishes rider position, so it is only good for low-speed trips. The tail bag is good but requires installing the pillion seat, and thus reduces the aero. So I took the plunge and purchased this Ducati/Ogio backpack. The backpack is engineered to solve the sport bike conundrum: it is aero and rain ready, distributes the weight close my back, has avisor, H2O bottle, wallet, & phone pockets. Ducati-friendly carbon & red color and quality materials. Has a helmet hanger and waist pocket. A very good product.
Eric H.
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2020
Much better backpack than a "normal" pack for sport riding and commuting. Stays put on your back in the twistys, carries a decent amount, and doesn't pull on your shoulders. Good option to hard cases or a tank bag. Only downside is the gymnastics it takes to put in on. Small price to pay though for a good looking and functional bag.
adrenaline
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2019
I just bought a Ducati and didn't want a tank bag, so I decided on a backpack. I thought this one matched my Ducati well. I have never had a hard back pack before, and I liked the looks of it, so I thought I would give it a try. It was way better than my expectations. I was using a Swiss soft backpack while I waited for this to arrive, and what a difference. Don't get me wrong nothing wrong with a Swiss pack, but the hard pack is so much better. Let me tell you why.First it is hard, so it doesn't flap in the wind. Which makes it quieter. It is much lighter, even when I fill it up. There is less wind drag, and I mean you can really tell the difference with less wind drag.Second, there are pockets, and a lot of room.Third, and the best part is it opens from the back. Opposite of other packs, the genius of that is, it wont open and spill all over the open road.Forth, there are pads that hold the pack slightly off of your back so there is airflow. I live in Arizona, and rode with it today in 113 degrees, and it was definitely cooler than my soft back that surrounds your back.The only con to it is, it is expensive.If you can get passed the price, I don't think you will be disappointed.One more bonus that the ad doesn't tell you is it comes with a belt or a strap that goes around your waste, but it is removable, and on that, comes with a little removable pocket that can hold a garage door opener or phone. I actually removed my belt strap, but put the extra pocket on the arm strap. (The pack is light enough, that I didn't need the belt strap)
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