Mosko moto Reckless 10 on a Ducati DesertX

Small capacity luggage systems come in many shapes and forms. Mosko moto Reckless 10 offers extremely tough and reliable storage space. Slim rear end of the Ducati DesertX works great with the narrow Reckless 10.

As the name suggests, the Reckless 10 offers 10 liters of volume. With the removable beaver tail and option to add a tail bag, there is plenty of room for a demanding day rides.

Perun moto Top luggage rack (Gen2) comes with a pre-drilled hole for Mosko moto Gnoblin. This makes mounting and removing of the R10 a breeze.

Base of our Reckless 10 doesn't have holes for the Gnoblin so we had to drill them ourself. A simple task really, just pay attention to place the Gnoblin mount along the centerline of the R10 base.

Relatively flexible base of the bags enables extremely easy mounting with the Gnoblin.

Lower straps are attached to Perun moto Tie-down brackets. If you don't have these installed, passenger footrest mounts will work fine.

Mounted like this, Reckless 10 will not interfere with rider's movements, even in most demanding riding situations. RHS bag sits far from the silencer and there is practically zero chance of it getting damaged by the heat. LHS bag will not contact the swingarm, or the rear tire, no matter how hard you ride.

Note for riders using our Side carriers: Mosko moto Reckless 10 will fit with the Side carriers installed, just the same as without them. However, narrow base of the R10 means it will not work with the Aux-pox mounted to the Side carriers.

For riders who don't use the Gnoblin, it's very simple to mount the R10 with the straps. Remember, keeping the straps as short as possible gives more stability to the entire setup.

Using the straps gives greater flexibility in terms of the positioning. R10 can be installed even further forward, improving mass centralization (and still not interfering with rider's movements).

In either case, Top luggage rack remains free and it's possible to mount any tail bag.

Mosko moto Reckless 10 doesn't add width to the bike. The bags will be narrower than the rider's legs.

Few photos from additional angles are below.