The Gnoblin

Just finished to Utah BDR with the Gnome and Reckless 80 on a 2019 KTM 450. The Gnoblin is a must- no sway and stuff just stayed in place. Although videos advertise a 1gal Giant Loop bag in the lower portion of the complete reckless system I could only fill the GL bags to .8gal if I wanted them to fit. Rode thru rain, hail, the hot and cold. Buy this system, you will not regret it!!!! Bentley of moto baggage!!!

A must have for adventure biking. Yes, expensive but buy once and never buy again! More importantly, installed correctly and there are no worries with gear falling off or sliding around. Gnoblin is worth the investment. We are riding the UTBDR and some other moderate terrain around Moab. My stuff hasn’t moved an inch where others are stopping, re-tightening, shifting…etc. I am riding! I normally don’t write reviews- to each his/her own but if you liking biking/camping this is the essential carrying equipment. Easy on/off if you leave camp for a hard trail. Come back, put Mosko back on in under 5min. Let’s go!!!

This setup is amazing! Easy to install/setup, and even easier to use. I installed this on my KTM 500 EXC-F; this dual sport sees it all so the bags come on and off regularly. Everyone that has watched me put the bags on and off comments on how cool The Gnoblin setup is.

The bad: The top of this is like a cheese grater. I had a Carhartt tool roll buckled in the top straps of the Reckless 10L, and the tool roll was nearly destroyed after one ride from the knob of The Gnoblin rubbing against the bottom of the tool roll. I wrapped the knob of The Gnoblin in electrical tape to try to slow down the destruction.

Works well and is well built. A must if you're going to be taking your Recklessbags off frequently.

I just got back from my first ride with my Reckless 40 and I'm stoked on it. I mounted it on my Husky FE350 with the Gnoblin. We did a 325 mile dual sport ride over two days. It held up without issue over miles of jarring rocks, bushwhacking, woops, and even two crashes on a steep incline.
It's a little pricey but worth it because you don't want to deal with something falling apart on the trail. This was my first purchase of a Mosko product and I'm now interested in looking at their other offerings. They seem to put a lot of attention to detail.
One side note, I would suggest tightening down the T-nuts to sink the teeth into the plastic before trying to fasten the outside panels. Once they're fully seated, the panel go together no problem.