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Shaped to reduce fatigue.
Shoulder check with ease.
Pockets in all the right places.
Minimalist design packed with features for everyday use.
Your search for the perfect motorcycle backpack ends now.
Inner sleeve to fit a laptop, back protector, or water bladder.
Cutout neck area gives room for a racing hump or offroad neck brace.
Ashvault is ready for work and play... whatever you ride.
Ranked #1 on Carryology's Top 12 Motorcycle Backpacks for Commuting
Shoulder straps specifically designed to let you reach the handlebars without constraint.
Just enough 3D mesh to cushion the weight of your belongings.
Peace of mind knowing your electronics are protected in the waterproof pockets.
Ride for hours, cut some twisties, or venture off-road and experience zero weight shift or wind drag.
Even at speed.
Whatever you ride, Ashvault is perfectly shaped to maximise capacity while keeping close to your body.
The end result = weightlessness.
Whether you're sitting upright or in full tuck.
Flying Solo Gear Co is a proud member of the Retailers Doing Good program at Black Dog Institute.
We'll donate a portion of every purchase of a black bag to Black Dog Institute:
The Black Dog Institute is dedicated to understanding, preventing and treating mental illness.
The Black Dog Institute was founded in 2002 and is internationally recognised as a pioneer in the identification, prevention and treatment of mental illness, and the promotion of wellbeing.
We aim to improve the lives of people affected by mental illness through the rapid translation of high-quality research into improved clinical treatments, increased access to mental health services and delivery of long-term public health solutions.
Our unique approach incorporates clinical services with our cutting-edge research, our health professional training and community education programs. We combine expertise in clinical management with innovative research to develop new, and more effective strategies for people living with mental illness. We also place emphasis on teaching people to recognise the symptoms of poor mental health in themselves and others, as well as providing them with the right psychological tools to hold the black dog at bay.
We work directly in all parts of the community as well as guiding the development of new and improved policy. We place focus on those with specific mental health needs like young people, Indigenous communities, men, and high-risk workforces.
Our primary areas of mental health research and treatment include: depression, bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety, workplace mental health, adolescents and young people, suicide prevention, e-mental health, and positive psychology and wellbeing.
Source: Black Dog Institute
