Nelson Rigg CL-1060-ST2 Black Commuter Tour Motorcycle Tail Bag

Purchased to change onto different bikes works a treat

Brilliant product let down by poor delivery and a lack of basic understanding of the English language from Amazon’s call centre

This is my second NR tail bag. Slightly updated but basically the same thing.My last one was stolen by some scumbag. This bag is awesome.Fits my huge full face XXL helmet and using the top cover Ican snug my Timmies coffee inside the corner till I get to work.But theft being an issue I plan on adding plates inside and U boltingto the rear rack on my CRF250 RALLY.I also just purchased a matching NR Tank Bag.I am sticking with them.

The CL-1060-R is a great little bag (no pun intended). However this particular bag that was shipped to me must have missed the QC final step(s). The handle with the Nelson Rigg logo has the writing upside down. I will return the bag to Amazon...UPDATE: I updated my rating to 5 star. I received a replacement CL-1060-R from Amazon. This new bag checks all the marks for a high quality product. A word about water resistance: I rode yesterday through at least 15 min pouring rain with no rain cover over the bag. Again, it was torrential rain at it's worst. I didn't stop as I was close to home. Upon arriving the surface of the bag was soaked (as expected). However, the inside and all my belongings were bone dry! Well done Nelson Rigg!

Fits my Z900RS seat like it was made for it. You can easily fit a couple water bottles, lunch, and still have room for other things in the collapsed mode. Expanded mode give you ⅓ more space that you can probably get a light weight rain suit inside too. If you are looking for a tail bag just for day rides....this one is nice. I leave mine on almost all the time for convenience. I found that the easiest way for me to install this on my seat was to first lay the straps across the bike frame where the seat is to avoid anything that might be in the way, then I put the seat on. Then I connected and tightenend the straps. if you strap the bag to the seat first, you may have problems getting your seat back on and latched. Thats how it is on my specific bike.