Dive into the world of seasoned travel overlanders with Expedition Portal’s in-depth look at Turkana’s gear luggage packing storage solutions. Drawing from their extensive experience in tackling some of the toughest terrains across Africa, North America, and places like Patagonia. Luisa and Graeme gives you a firsthand account of how Turkana’s gear holds up in the…
ZA Bikers and Brian takes you on a thrilling motorbike excursion to Brian’s first rally with the new Kove 800X Pro fitted with the Turkana MadMules rackless soft luggage and 25l Duffalo waterproof duffel bag. From Johannesburg, the journey takes picturesque highways to Oudtshoorn for the GrootVoël Rally. Turkana’s soft baggage makes packing easy, while…
In May 2008, I quickly got sucked into the world of adventure biking. Remembering watching a movie of guys doing a trip to Van Zyl’s Pass in Namibia. I yearned to also experience an adventure like that, the challenges, hardships and all. But life happened and dreams fade….
Dave Cilliers from ZABikers share his thoughts on the Turkanagear MadMules Rackless waterproof motorbike luggage
Graeme Bell from Expedition Portal on the Duffalo 40L Duffel bag. The indestructible waterproof duffel.
Introducing the new Turkana Gear Hippo HipsTM Saddlebags Plate Mounted Soft Luggage: offering more functionality, adaptability and configurability to different riding styles and trips.
The idea was simple – three friends, three bikes kitted with the new MadMules rackless soft luggage and five days to go do epic shit. Riding from sunrise to sunset carrying only what we needed.
We had piled enough food, water and other necessities on board to keep us going for the next five-six days, and it was a great way to truly give our prototype Turkana pannier bags a run for their money! It’s amazing how much you can get in them.
We keep testing and aiming to keep improving on the Turkana motorcycle soft luggage bag pannier range. When you live in Europe, as I do, the top adventure destination is Morocco. From Amsterdam, it is about 2,000 km as the crow flies to Tanger.
We knew this stretch of our planned journey through Turkana could potentially end our trip.
