You've got an eagle eye! We always try to make products that solve problems we experience out on the trail because if it's a problem for us, it must be a problem for others!
Awesome! I’m digging this V4.0 Pete! My husband, Miller, has the V3.0 and loves it! I have the Reckless 10L which is perfect for day trips but I will need the 40 for more space eventually and I’m loving these changes! Thank you Mosko Moto! ✌️😁
I love my 40! I upgraded to the Stinger 22 and got two of the 2L Molle storage bags and I have more than enough room for everything I need on my DR650. Great product y'all!!!
That's a killer setup! With the added storage of the Singer 22 and the 2L MOLLE pouches, you'll have the flexibility to have a larger and a smaller setup depending on the trip.
Hey, thanks for making it up North! Sadly, I'm in Alberta and will miss seeing you and buying a few goodies....myself and others will look forward to catching up with the Mosko crew one day! All the best :o) @@MoskoMoto
Gee, where did you find this Pete guy? He doesn't know the first thing about Mosko Moto. I've been using Mosko gear for 32 years. You should definitely use me for your videos. I can even do an Australian accent if needed, or Italian if you want them to seem luxurious.
Unfortunately, there isn't a fuel cut out on the Reckless 40L but there is one on the Reckless 80L. Using the standard straps or the optional Gnoblin moving the Reckless 40L harness out of the way for refueling isn't a big job. The other option is that if you remove the Stinger 22L and the beavertail from the Reckless 80L using just the leg bag is ~56L of storage. That way you have a similar amount of storage and the fueling cut out.
Yes! You can install the beavertail so that instead of closing front/back it will close side to side so you can change the orientation of the Stinger 22.
If I understand you correctly, not really. The Reckless 40l dry bags were designed for use with the Reckless harness. However, the included Stinger 8 can be used as a stand-alone tail bag.
Hello Mosko Moto, I am so lucky that I have just mounted my mosko moto reckless 80 revolver 4.0 on a KTM 890 adventure R. hr played a bit with the set-up as I think the bags will be laid out. it seems difficult to clamp the plastic/carbon frame to the frame. have tried everything, can see from your films that yours sit close to the frame.. what am I doing wrong, can send you pictures. I look forward to hearing from you
I really want to be sold on this lolol. I'm looking to take a trip this year and need some luggage. I love this system. One issue - my bike is a 22' Triumph Street Twin 900cc. I have removed the rear fender and installed a tail tidy and have a bench seat installed. Any help on what I would need or if it's even possible to use this system on my bike. Thank you for any incite.
Hey Cloud9847 - The biggest hurdle you will have to overcome is where to attach the rear mounting straps. We have had customers bolt a set of cleats to somewhere secure when they don't have a rear rack for mounting straps attachment points. You can also send photos to our Customer Service Team at moskomoto@moskomoto.com for a second opinion. Additionally, you post photos and this question on our Facebook Group - Mosko Moto Riders Group to see if anyone has done anything similar!
The Reckless 40L doesn't have the fuel hole cut out. If you use the Reckless 40L with the Gnoblin it makes taking the harness off a simple affair. As another option, if you run the Reckless 80L without the Beavertail, Stinger 22L, and Tent Pole Pocket the harness is ~56 liters of space. That puts you close to the Reckless 40L and you get the fueling hole cut out!
My goal is one gallon fuel bag along with Reckless 40 - Long day trips. I'd like to be sure this combination would work out well, '22 KTM 500 exc- f. 3.1 gål gas tank. Thanks!
@@MoskoMoto I’m using a Gnoblin mounted to a panonian rack. Rear is super secure, its the side bags that are flopping up and down when I’m riding in offroad terrain
@@Plparadise One way would be to bring the harness a little closer to the seat and on the non-exhaust side you could make the leg more horizontal so more of the leg is resting on the bike's plastics. Additionally, you could mount a cleat or something like a canyon dancer on the underside of the bike and run an additional strap from the harness to the cleat to help control the flapping.
And just like so instead of a soft luggage MoskoMoto just enter in a semirigid luggage state. Maybe they are focusing more on the >1000 cmc type of rider.
Can you kindly advise if the reckless 40 fit the KTM 390 Adventure. It would be greatly appreciated, if you may shoot a video with KTM 390 Adventure if possible please.
Hey Maheshreddy - If you configure the Reckless 40l in the wide setting, there shouldn't be any issues mounting it on your KTM 390 ADV. If you head over to our friends Outback Motortek's social media, they have some awesome photos of a V3 Reckless 40l on a KTM 390. The V3 has a similar fit as the V4 so it's a great reference!
We don't typically carry it but we have plenty of customers who do. We see people strap the bear can spray to the front MOLLE panels of the Reckless bags. @@robertvogel259
It sounds like you might have gotten some extra parts from a different set of luggage. If you want to send photos to our Customer Service Team at moskomoto@moskomoto.com they will be able to help identify what they could be.
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One of the most clear and concise demos and explanation of the R40. Nicely done Mosko Moto!
Hey Rick - thanks for the stoke! We need to run into each other on the trail soon!
My R40 worked great on 6000+ miles on the Trans America Trail this summer. Fits perfectly on both my 701 and T7. Bombproof.
R40 doing the TAT now that's packing light for a long time!
Just got mine this past weekend! The construction quality is impeccable. Can't wait to put it into action!
We can't wait for you to put it into action as well!
One of your best gear videos so far Pete. Great description.
Thanks! Pete put a ton of effort and work into this one, trying to communicate what makes the Reckless 40l an awesome piece of your kit.
Well done Mosko, finally a company that has thought of everything for every set up 👍
We do our best to have something to help as many different kinds of riders as possible!
Excellent video Pete and team, there is alot of cool gear showing up in this vid 🙈 aside the versatile Reckless system, best there is!
You've got an eagle eye! We always try to make products that solve problems we experience out on the trail because if it's a problem for us, it must be a problem for others!
Hands down the best luggage system!🤝
We'll put our hands up for that! 🙌
Awesome! I’m digging this V4.0 Pete! My husband, Miller, has the V3.0 and loves it! I have the Reckless 10L which is perfect for day trips but I will need the 40 for more space eventually and I’m loving these changes! Thank you Mosko Moto! ✌️😁
If you like your husband's V3, then you'll love the V4! You have to make sure he doesn't try to steal it from you!
@@MoskoMotoRight on🤘😜🤘!!!
I love my 40! I upgraded to the Stinger 22 and got two of the 2L Molle storage bags and I have more than enough room for everything I need on my DR650. Great product y'all!!!
That's a killer setup! With the added storage of the Singer 22 and the 2L MOLLE pouches, you'll have the flexibility to have a larger and a smaller setup depending on the trip.
@@MoskoMoto ready to party at a moments notice! Lets rip ya'll!
Fantastic video. Great job continuing to create proper gear for our riding community.
We know if it's something we want to use, there's a good chance other people within the community will as well!
Great video Pete. You have become really great in front of the camera!
We always have to reassure him the videos turned out great! Like most of us, he's his toughest critic!
Looks like an awesome bit of kit ! 👍
We'd have to agree with you!
Amazing guys!!! Cheers from Canada!
Cheers! We're attending shows in The Motorcycle Shows in Vancouver and Toronto in 2024!
Hey, thanks for making it up North! Sadly, I'm in Alberta and will miss seeing you and buying a few goodies....myself and others will look forward to catching up with the Mosko crew one day! All the best :o) @@MoskoMoto
SO we´ll thought through! dop you (or someone else) have info of fitting on BMW F800GS?
Thanks for a great review.
If no one offers any information you can also ask this questions in our Mosko Moto Riders Group on Facebook!
Ace! nice job Pete
We'll be sure to pass the stoke along to Pete! He loves hearing that the videos help people make the right luggage decisions.
Gee, where did you find this Pete guy? He doesn't know the first thing about Mosko Moto. I've been using Mosko gear for 32 years. You should definitely use me for your videos. I can even do an Australian accent if needed, or Italian if you want them to seem luxurious.
You know, we don't know where he came from either. He appeared covered in playa dust, speaking of riding motorcycles into the backcountry.
Hi, can you refuel without disassembling it on KTM 690 Enduro R ? Is there a hole for the fuel cap ? Thanks
Unfortunately, there isn't a fuel cut out on the Reckless 40L but there is one on the Reckless 80L.
Using the standard straps or the optional Gnoblin moving the Reckless 40L harness out of the way for refueling isn't a big job. The other option is that if you remove the Stinger 22L and the beavertail from the Reckless 80L using just the leg bag is ~56L of storage. That way you have a similar amount of storage and the fueling cut out.
I just bought a 40L V4. Is it possible to mount the stinger 22L lengthwise instead of crosswise to the bike?
Yes! You can install the beavertail so that instead of closing front/back it will close side to side so you can change the orientation of the Stinger 22.
Hey Pete, can these bags be attached to a rack without using that cushion and backing that it came with? Can you just attach these bags to a rack.
If I understand you correctly, not really. The Reckless 40l dry bags were designed for use with the Reckless harness. However, the included Stinger 8 can be used as a stand-alone tail bag.
Hello Mosko Moto, I am so lucky that I have just mounted my mosko moto reckless 80 revolver 4.0 on a KTM 890 adventure R. hr played a bit with the set-up as I think the bags will be laid out. it seems difficult to clamp the plastic/carbon frame to the frame. have tried everything, can see from your films that yours sit close to the frame.. what am I doing wrong, can send you pictures. I look forward to hearing from you
The new V4.0 harness is stiff by design and once it's loaded down with weight it'll hug closer to the bike.
Does the harness no longer have a cut out at the tail for bikes like the Husqvarna 701 / KTM 690? 😢
The Reckless 40L hasn't had the fuel cutout for the 690/701 but the Reckless 80L does!
I really want to be sold on this lolol.
I'm looking to take a trip this year and need some luggage. I love this system. One issue - my bike is a 22' Triumph Street Twin 900cc. I have removed the rear fender and installed a tail tidy and have a bench seat installed. Any help on what I would need or if it's even possible to use this system on my bike.
Thank you for any incite.
Hey Cloud9847 - The biggest hurdle you will have to overcome is where to attach the rear mounting straps. We have had customers bolt a set of cleats to somewhere secure when they don't have a rear rack for mounting straps attachment points.
You can also send photos to our Customer Service Team at moskomoto@moskomoto.com for a second opinion. Additionally, you post photos and this question on our Facebook Group - Mosko Moto Riders Group to see if anyone has done anything similar!
Can I ask - does the Reckless 40 have the cut out for the fuel cap on the Husqvarna 701? Thanks 😋
The Reckless 40L doesn't have the fuel hole cut out. If you use the Reckless 40L with the Gnoblin it makes taking the harness off a simple affair.
As another option, if you run the Reckless 80L without the Beavertail, Stinger 22L, and Tent Pole Pocket the harness is ~56 liters of space. That puts you close to the Reckless 40L and you get the fueling hole cut out!
Sory for asking but is the Reckles 40 jusebel on an cb500x with the luggage carrier from sw motech?
Hey Jonwehr - The Reckless 40l should fit over the sw-motech side racks without issues!
@@MoskoMoto fank you
My goal is one gallon fuel bag along with Reckless 40 - Long day trips. I'd like to be sure this combination would work out well, '22 KTM 500 exc- f. 3.1 gål gas tank. Thanks!
That sounds like a really tight setup!
Awesome system. Question: I've got the 4.0 - How do I stop it 'flopping up and down' on the Tenere 700? I've got the bottom straps super tight.
Are you using a rear luggage plate or anything else aftermarket on your Tenere 700? That'll help us give tips or feedback!
@@MoskoMoto I’m using a Gnoblin mounted to a panonian rack. Rear is super secure, its the side bags that are flopping up and down when I’m riding in offroad terrain
@@Plparadise One way would be to bring the harness a little closer to the seat and on the non-exhaust side you could make the leg more horizontal so more of the leg is resting on the bike's plastics.
Additionally, you could mount a cleat or something like a canyon dancer on the underside of the bike and run an additional strap from the harness to the cleat to help control the flapping.
@@MoskoMoto great tips. Thanks!
And just like so instead of a soft luggage MoskoMoto just enter in a semirigid luggage state. Maybe they are focusing more on the >1000 cmc type of rider.
The Reckless 40l can be used on many different sizes of bikes and is intended to be a lighter-weight solution since you will be forced to pack less.
Can you kindly advise if the reckless 40 fit the KTM 390 Adventure. It would be greatly appreciated, if you may shoot a video with KTM 390 Adventure if possible please.
Hey Maheshreddy - If you configure the Reckless 40l in the wide setting, there shouldn't be any issues mounting it on your KTM 390 ADV.
If you head over to our friends Outback Motortek's social media, they have some awesome photos of a V3 Reckless 40l on a KTM 390. The V3 has a similar fit as the V4 so it's a great reference!
@@MoskoMoto thank you so much for the reply will do as advised. Thank you 🙏
Is that silver rear luggage plate on the 500 sold on your site?
It's not, but it can be ordered directly from True North Moto!
What about the tube side rack? Where's that from? Looks awesome too@@MoskoMoto
@@TRicki71 The entire assembly is one unit and can be ordered from True North Moto!
pete do you guys ever carry a fire arm on your back country trips/?
We don't carry firearms on our trips but that will always come down to personal choice.
@@MoskoMoto how about bear spray?
We don't typically carry it but we have plenty of customers who do. We see people strap the bear can spray to the front MOLLE panels of the Reckless bags.
@@robertvogel259
Hi! I’ve gotten a pair of loose backpackstraps with my rackless 40 system. What are those for?
It sounds like you might have gotten some extra parts from a different set of luggage. If you want to send photos to our Customer Service Team at moskomoto@moskomoto.com they will be able to help identify what they could be.
благодарю за обзор
No problem!
How is the attachment if I want to run only one of the side bags?
The base harness is shipped in three pieces but becomes one piece when assembled. The two-leg holsters aren't removable but the dry bags are.
What rack do you have on your ktm?
That's a rack made by our friends at True North Moto!
la protezione paracalore é compresa nel rackless 40 o va acquistata a parte?
The heatshield is included!
first time i hear pete speaking at normal speed
He did his best to talk at a normal speed, but it can be hard when you have so much excitement and information to try to pass along!
@@MoskoMoto same here when someone ask me about my r80 in stargazer color
Stargazer is a great conversation starter, that's for sure! @@balitrant
Great gear but... the sport is getting to be like anything else... you gotta be rich to ride with the cool kids.
As long as you're out riding that's all that matters!