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I will never tour with a 30L rucksack again, so if I got the 30L it would only ever be 2/3 full. My sports touring are more sports than touring so with a tank bag I only need a small and light-ish rucksack. I already have a 30L waterproof rucksack but it doesn't have the chest harness that I think I would appreciate.

I wouldn't be doing anything daft with it, but if it can survive some pretty heavy rain that would be great.
 
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Fireskull said:
My R35 is not very waterproof, it will survive light rain but if its a heavy downpour anything touching the ouside bit of the bag will be wet, not soaking but quite clearly doesn't keep the water out, and that happens after about 20 min ride, nevermind longer...

Ive got one of those roll up top backpacks that are waterproof if I am going to be out in rain for a while.
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I have one of these but the ergonomics are crap for the bike, hence the desire to change:
http://www.overboard.eu/classic-waterproof-backpack-30-litres.html
 
Why do you need a dry bag? Is the external sack not good enough?

Can you buy spares?
 
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Then why does it have the annoying external roll top on the external bag too?

Does the internal liner zip into it?
 
I didn't know the US bags have internal bags too.

My current rucksack is just fully waterproof on its own.
 
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