Rucksacks for scooter shopping

[baggies666]

I brought a great one a few years ago from a place that use to be attached to supercheap, cannot find it any more since the fire, its was a fair price carried heavy loads no problems lasted 3 trips from the uk, replaced it with one costing 350thb after looking at tesco etc, that one is already falling to bits after a couple months, can anyone advise on a reasonable priced place as it seems my last one was a lucky find, maybe 500thb max? I travel a lot around the island so location should be no problems

Thanks

[N47HAN]

Baggies looking for a bag :-)

Naka market would be a half decent place to start or expo in phuket town maybe ?

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Edited May 14, 2014 by N47HAN

[baggies666]

Also a new manager , I shall try Naka market 1st at the weekend as never heard of that market before, thanks

Baggies looking for a bag :-)

Naka market would be a half decent place to start or expo in phuket town maybe ?

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[Guest]

Please update if you find one. I'm looking for a bag which is waterproof at least during light rain.

Last one I got was from Lotus about 500-600 baht, but it's also falling apart after few months of usage.

[eezergood]

Rucksack liners! Or use a garbage bag

[EBlair48]

Somewhat off topic but I've often wondered why you don't see rear baskets on scooters, sometime those helmet cases, whch are limited, but not proper baskets.

I put a bracket on for one of those cases and then just weaved a sturdy plastic basket onto it- like a hand-held shopping basket . If you have a basket in the front , and one of the flat floored scooters, it is surprising what you can carry. would do superCheap runs and take a 30 kilo rice bag, put heavy stuff on the bottom to keep centre of gravity low, set it on th efloorboard, and fill it to the top.