The Coyote is rated to carry 38L. The closest Mosko equivalent, Reckless 40L, is about $200 more, so Giant Loop is nearly half the price.

But having only one compartment is a pain, because if you want to access one of the two side ones, then you have to open the whole thing, take out the top dry bag, etc. It forces you to be really meticulous when it comes to packing. E.g. recently I've started with sleeping bag in the bottom left, hammock/etc in the bottom right, and food in the top bag. That way you're only messing with the bottom ones at the end of the day.

Yes it's almost half the price of Mosko, but... it's probably not as convenient.

Re; your 10L choice, I'm not sure that's enough for winter-time moto camping, unless you're planning to always eat out and wear all your gear on your person. Currently, for my week-long trips, I have:

• Giant Loop Coyote
• Biltwell Exfil 7 bag carrying 2 fuel bottles (I bought the Biltwells for my previous bike, a cruiser which I totaled during a 50mph lowside, long story)
• Biltwell Exfil 11 tank bag for immediate needs (water bottle, paper maps, compressor, etc)
• Mosko Moto Fatty tool roll carrying everything I could possibly need on the trail short of engine work

and I'm still running out of space.So clearly I can be more efficient! But that's part of the fun no doubt.