When you are miles down a dirt road on a motorcycle, space is a luxury you do not have. You cannot pack a heavy toolbox, yet gear failures do not care about your weight limit. Designer Bernabe Velarde of Big B Leatherworks knew this problem too well from long cross-country rides. He needed a blade that could cut cord, slice food, and also tighten a loose screw or make quick adjustments on his bike without digging through packed saddlebags.The RPG (Road Pup Goyo) blends the structural strength of a fixed blade with the practical utility of a multi-tool. Collaborating with TOPS owner Leo Espinoza, Bernabe created a compact companion that is always within reach on your belt. Whether you are lifting a hot kettle off camp coals, striking a fire, or tightening gear during an unexpected stop, this tool delivers without demanding extra space in your pack.Its performance comes from these key design elements:Integrated 1/4-Inch Hex Receiver: Fits standard bits to act as an on-the-go screwdriv...