Alpinestars MM93 City Hunter V2 Backpack Review 2026

4.3/5.0
By Max H June 6, 2026
Looks / Appearance 4.5 / 5.0
Functionality 4.3 / 5.0
Ease of use 4.3 / 5.0

Pros

1. Tapered profile keeps the bag stable and close to the rider’s back on the commute
2. Full 3D air mesh back panel and shoulder straps reduce heat build-up on warmer rides
3. 22-litre capacity with organised pockets suits most daily commuting loads

Cons

1. MM93 branding is a specific aesthetic that won’t suit every rider
2. At £119.99 it competes with feature-rich alternatives in the commuter category
3. Rain cover anchor adds resistance but stops short of full waterproofing

The MM93 City Hunter V2 Backpack carries one of the most recognisable numbers in MotoGP and backs it up with a spec that works on its own merits, branding aside. The tapered profile is the engineering decision that makes the most practical difference. Shaped to follow the rider’s centre of gravity, it keeps the bag close and stable on the commute rather than shifting under load.

Back padding and shoulder straps are built from full 3D air mesh, reducing heat build-up across the back and shoulders. Large external side pockets and interior organizer pockets give you structured storage for daily essentials, a rain cover anchor system handles the weather, and a quick-release buckle closure keeps things secure. Capacity is approximately 22 litres across 44cm x 30cm x 16cm. The 420D polyfabric construction is durable without being heavy, and removable waist and sternum straps let you adapt the fit to the ride or remove them entirely when off the bike.

Who is the Alpinestars MM93 City Hunter V2 Backpack aimed at?

The MM93 City Hunter V2 suits riders who want a well-specified daily commuter bag and want to carry a bit of MotoGP identity at the same time. The spec stands on its own, but the Marc Marquez branding will naturally appeal most to fans. At £119.99, it’s a fair price for a bag with this level of practical thought behind it.

Specifications:

– Capacity: Approximately 22 litres
– Dimensions: 44cm x 30cm x 16cm
– Material: 420D polyfabric
– Back padding: Full 3D air mesh
– Shoulder straps: Full 3D air mesh
– External pockets: Large side pockets
– Internal pockets: Organizer pockets
– Rain cover: Anchor system included
– Waist strap: Removable
– Sternum strap: Removable
– Closure: Quick-release buckle system
– Branding: MM93 (Marc Marquez)
– Price: £119.99

The MM93 City Hunter V2 is a practical commuter bag that happens to carry one of MotoGP’s most iconic numbers. The tapered profile and 3D air mesh make real differences to the riding experience, and the 22-litre capacity hits the right mark for most daily loads. For Marc Marquez fans the branding is a natural bonus on top of a bag that does its job well.

Our Verdict

The MM93 City Hunter V2 is a well-built commuter bag that earns its price through solid design. The tapered fit and 3D air mesh make genuine differences to day-to-day riding comfort, and the 22-litre capacity is right for most daily loads. At £119.99, it delivers on function first and style second.

Pros

1. Tapered profile keeps the bag stable and close to the rider’s back on the commute
2. Full 3D air mesh back panel and shoulder straps reduce heat build-up on warmer rides
3. 22-litre capacity with organised pockets suits most daily commuting loads

Cons

1. MM93 branding is a specific aesthetic that won’t suit every rider
2. At £119.99 it competes with feature-rich alternatives in the commuter category
3. Rain cover anchor adds resistance but stops short of full waterproofing