This is a high quality, well made, stylish motorcycle helmet bag. It’s water resistant (zippers also). It offers plenty of different size pockets and also a compartment with cushioning for laptop or a large tablet.
There are 3 ways to store your helmet. You can put it inside the bag, or put it inside a well strapped outer pocket or just hang it outside on the helmet strap. As a result you can practically store and carry 2 helmets simultaneously.
This bag considering the quality and the many storage compartments it offers is light weight. It has reflecting straps for night visibility.
The back protector is comfortable and the shoulder, chest and waist straps make it easier to carry when you pack lots of stuff which difinitely you can!
I highly recommend this bag.

Quality bag, there is a lot of things I like about this.
You get what you pay for and this is worth the dosh if you want a better quality bag that feels like it will last a few years of abuse.
The whole bag is water resistant, the zips are covered and don’t snag when in use. It’s got a rain cover as well in a hidden top pocket in case it’s a wet down to your pants kind of day.
It’s a lot of money for a bag and it is very good quality but as such I would have preferred a slightly more padded shoulder strap which can dig in when carrying your helmet and not wearing 2″ of leather.
The helmet carrying options are good, I found strapping it to the side or putting it inside (if it’s not full of stuff or your jacket) were best instead of the back strapping if you are in a shop or such as you become very big and bump stuff turning around.
There’s a lot of good little touches such as the waist strap is higher so you don’t feel it when bent sitting down and there are little pockets and places throughout.
Good bag.

Although this is my partner’s first OG motorbike backpack it’s very similar in design to his now very tatty and weathered (but still going strong) favourtie biker bag in terms of aesthetics and quality but this one does have a fair few extra features and feels like the depth and protective quality is a notch or two up too, so I imagine this will last a very long time . The extra straps on this one (including the upper chest straps which his other doesn’t have) make it pretty much impossible to come off and lightening the straps in each area once on means it won’t budge an inch, won’t impact your balance, and most importantly won’t come off!
Good options for storing a helmet – either your own when not in use or otherwise a spare if you”re picking someone up as you can easily fit it inside for it to be extra secure whilst riding, good options for taking delicate such as a laptop or tablet in the padded area and a good amount of compartments and pockets in the interior and exterior for easy storage which is very accessible on the external pockets. The reflective strips make up for any that this bag might cover up on your jacket which is nice and overall it;s a really solid incredibly well made piece which also looks pretty good too! 100% worth the money in my partner’s eyes and he said he;d happily recommend it all day long as it;s also comfortable as well as practical.

I’ve tried a few bike backpacks over the years, most of them coming up short for one reason or other but this OG ONline&Go CityRunner seems to have been designed by someone who actually rides … and in poor weather too.
It seems to overcome most issues I had in the past by being large enough but comfortable to wear on and off the bike with both chest and waist straps for comfort and security. It seems to be weatherproof, but I have only tested by pouring a glass of water on it, not heavens open at 60.
An additional helmet can be secured to the outside which is handy, plus there is a waterproof cover.
All in all, it hits all the right notes for me, it even has USB and headphone leads pre wired in.

I have loads of different backpacks, all of which are handy for different things, but none that are specially designed for motorbiking. It seems like as soon as something is specifically for motorbikes the price doubles, and within that context this bag is a bit of a bargain.
It has a large capacity which can be expanded, and the usual compartments and pockets for pens, phones and other bits and pieces, as well as the obligatory laptop compartment. Where it is specific to bikes is having multiple options for carrying helmets. There is a strap on the side which can hold one, and a netting flap that can hold another – this is hidden in a zipped compartment at the bottom out of the way until needed. You could also hold one inside I guess, but why would you when there are two other options that do not use up all the carrying space?
This is all very handy if you do not have a topbox and need to carry a spare helmet when going to pick somebody up, but actually most useful for when you are not on the bike! What I mean by this is that when you park up and go off on foot you do not need to carry your helmet around.
I was impressed by the straps. The main ones are nicely padded, but there is also a waist strap and a chest strap so that everything is properly secured.
I’m not so sure about the connections for USB and audio. It is all very clever, with shielded sockets on the outside connected to cables inside, but it seems to me that most riders now have their phone mounted on handlebars as a satnav with USB powered by the bike electrics, and all comms using Bluetooth so this is a feature that would have been amazing ten years ago but superseded by technology now. But it is there, doesn’t do any harm, and might be useful in some circumstances.
Overall, this is a decent bit of kit and very well-priced compared to most products aimed at motorcyclists.