Motorcycle Saddlebags Panniers Waterproof Travel Luggage Bags 36L-58L Expandable Capacity For Sports Motorbike

I have a TW200 that's been set up as a mini-adventure-bike..One of the most important accessories is a reliable tail bag to store some extras / necessities..I wanted something simplistic, rugged 'enough', and that wasn't going to break the bank..This Bag checked off all of those boxes. It has room for drinks, tools, 1st aid kit, action cameras,auxiliary power banks, cables, etc. I keep it in it's compressed form. If/when expanded, there's much more capacity,and much more could be added. Going into the winter, it would be great to stash more backup cold riding gear.As far as craftsmanship / design / usability, the one I got is perfect. After a few months of use, it isn't showing any signs of wear, and functions as well as it did when brand new.Mine is mounted to the bike 24/7 but the bike hides under a cover while outside..That said, I can't vouch for just how 'waterproof' these bags are.. I will say.. I've slammed some deep puddles, creeks, and have been caught in the rain for short time frames, and so far, I haven't had any water related issues.Being that the zippers are 'built to a price-point', they're not going to be waterproof..Actual waterproof zippers - like YKK - are made with better materials, moisture resistant tapes, etc.So, even if this bag's material holds up to water, the zippers will be the weakest link. Time will tell.Locking - The two zipper tabs have a small hole in each one to allow them to be secured together..The smaller the lock, the better they'll stay close/closed for anti tampering/theft issues..I just use a small FAA approved 'luggage cable lock', and run the cable through them both.While that still allows the zippers to spread apart an inch or so, it's good enough for now..[Those 3 dial combination cable locks are cheap and pretty nice too]There's also a strap towards the back that once the lock is secured, it can be stuffed in betweenthe strap and the bag so that it's not visible or dangling/flopping around. Another convenient plus.Cons? Well, I can't say that I've really found any yet..For a 'universal' setup, it really did work great on my bike and rack [ManRack rear rack]*Photo included to show a profile of the bike with the bag on the back*Would I buy another one? Absolutely! Would I recommend them? You betcha!

Great Day pack for the an Enduro style bike. Big enough for a couple bottles of water and some additional personal items.

I bought this bag knowing it would be cheap, and I wasn't disappointed in that assumption. I was after something to take the place of having to wear a backpack that could be easily removed and re-installed as I use my bike for commuter duty. I have only had a few uses with it so far, but as a whole it does the job I need. I wish the straps and hardware were a little bit more sturdy, but again... you get what you pay for. Durability will be the biggest question of all, but I figure if I can get 2 seasons out of this bag then I will be pleased. Only time will tell.If I could critique one thing about it's design it would be the location of the top handle in relation to the zipper. The handle or the area that does not have a zipper should be swapped so that the zipper itself doesn't have to take the pressure of the items inside when being carried.

This was advertised to work with any sport bike, I own a CB 1000 R and there is no way that they would’ve Worked and there were a ton of straps that I had no idea of how they attached

It’s handy for keeping a few extra things on the bike the only funny thing is the expandable part is on the underside which makes it kind of funny because when would think you’d expand it from the top so you don’t have to re-adjust the straps

You really can't go wrong with this tail bag; however, there are a couple of things to be aware of. Although it holds its shape pretty well, the expansion feature is not utilized by your typical zipper release, this bag expands by easing tension on compression straps. The mounting straps should be a little beefier and are conjoined in an H pattern, I cut them apart to have increased mounting options, it would also be easy enough to replace them with straps available here on Amazon for less than $10.00. The included backpack straps are decent enough for occasional use and are made out of vinyl coated webbing with a fabric border. You really aren't going to find a better built bag at this price, look around on Amazon as different sellers have it at various prices, don't be confused by the bag that looks like it, which does not have the criss cross bungee cord in top.

Pros:* Cheap* Can hold all my rain gear (boot covers, pants and jacket)Cons:* Not really waterproof; though this was improved by applying Kiwi "Camp Dry" water-repellent* Straps loosen every ride and it sort of looks like a jerry-rigged hack, regardless* Zipper failed after 9 months* Started fading after 6 months (pic shows condition at 1 year)All in all, not a great value, though not a terrible one, either, hence the 3-star rating.

This bag is advertised as fitting a full size helmet which is why I bought it. Are you for real? This is a very small bag that when extended to its full size is only 5 inches tall. It cannot fit a full helmet, it cannot fit a half helmet. It may fit 2 water bottles and gloves and maybe sunglasses and that's it. So I will have to return.

I absolutely love the bag, it's big enough for my helmet and some more things, I have not packed anything in it yet, just checked the space left when helmet was in and it still left about 4 inches of space in there 😀. It's also exactly like the photo shows, came with everything it showed. Easy to install.

Fue una buena compra por el precio, los materiales son de mediana calidad, los acabados tambien, es amplia, cabe perfectamente un casco, no es totalmente impermeable pero aguanta lluvias ligeras, sus correas la mantienen en su lugar y jamas he tenido incidentes de que se aflojen o caigan, la recomiendo para aquellos que no necesiten llevar cosas pesadas en exceso como maleta para cosas diarias que usa el motociclista promedio, impermeable, candado, parches, etc, etc o para pasar por el "mandado".

I bought this for my husband. He was looking at something similar that cost twice as much. This bag is amazing and does everything he needs it to do. Would highly recommend.

Not sturdy enough to maintain form. It will bend and risk touching the tires and exhaust. I have tried adjusting the bags many times and they start bending and sagging again within a few days.

lasted for about a year before one of the zipper broke. luckily there's 2 so it's still usable. if the zippers were sturdier it would be an amazing bag.