The Peloton Asphalt is a new motorcycle backpack developed as a collaboration between Thrive Motorcycle and Life Behind Bars. It’s been designed as a bag that can be used everyday, and then extended for use on road trips and weekends away.
In daily mode it has a capacity of 34 litres, and in adventure mode it has 48 litres of space. Internally theres a padded laptop compartment that can take anything up to 17″, a separate 15″ tablet sleeve, a front organiser section that can take tools, stationary, or other daily carry necessities, and it has 6 aluminium hooks with extendable straps around the bag’s perimeter to carry additional cargo like helmets, jackets, and other essentials.
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