Trek has left it up to dealer discretion to sell the bike to the general public, of course without the police stickers
I used mine for my water filter, spoon, and trash A hydration sleeve inside the main compartment (I never used it, I prefer bottles) Plenty of compression straps to cinch the pack down or strap on a sleeping bag, poles, or tent It's a lightweight pack but still versatile
Rain will simply bead and run off of the pack
This bike goes further with a big long-range 48V Lithium-Ion battery pack
This balance between functionality and durability is evident in the smallest details, including the cushioned laptop sleeve, ample interior pockets, and clear windows on the packing cubes that allow you to view your contents without having to go digging