BMW R1300GS Gnoblin mount with Mosko Reckless 40

Our BMW R1300GS Gnoblin Mount has been around for a while now, and has proven to be practical solution for mounting all Mosko moto bags from Reckless lineup. Yes, it has a very niche usability but it's extremely good at that. In this article we'll take a look at how Mosko Reckless 40 v4 works with this setup.

Perun moto Gnoblin mount is designed to blend with the smallest OEM top rack / grab handle (part number 46725A75D68). Without the bags mounted, it looks like an integral part of the bike.

Out of the two positions for the Gnoblin button, we are using the rear one for Reckless 40.

On the Reckless 40 harness, the front position for Gnoblin hardware works the best. This combo puts the bags in the sweet spot.

1300GS is a big, roomy bike and the bags sit far enough to the back. They will not be in rider's way.

Lower straps can be secured to the passenger foot rest brackets. Other option is to use our Tie-down Brackets for this. Since Tie-down brackets mount instead of the foot rest brackets, they can only be used for solo riders.

Positioned like this, the bags sit securely on the bike. The composite harness rests on passenger grab handles. Its stiffness ensures the stability and the bags will not bounce around.

This setup remains narrower than the handlebars.

Thanks to the mono swingarm, silencer on the GS sits lower and closer to the bike's axis. This results in more clearance between the bags and the exhaust. Heat damage is not a concern with this combo.

The Mosko Moto Reckless 40 is an excellent match for the BMW R1300GS. Combined with the Perun Moto Gnoblin Mount, it creates a clean, secure, and remarkably quick-to-install luggage setup for everything from weekend rides to longer adventures.