Review on 🏍️ Waterproof Motorcycle Tail Bags - Rear Seat Bag for Motorcycles - Back Seat Motorcycle Bags - Dual-Use Sport Motorcycle Backpack and Helmet Bag by Tim Airy

I have a TW200 configured as an adventure minibike. One of the most important accessories is a secure tail bag for stowing a few extra items. ' and it wouldn't break the bank. This bag ticked all of those boxes. It has room for drinks, tools, first aid kit, action cameras, extra batteries, cables, etc. I keep it compact. If/when it is expanded there will be many more features and many more can be added. As winter approaches, it would be great to stash more spare gear for cold riding. In terms of craftsmanship, design and ease of use, what I got is perfect. After several months of use, it shows no signs of wear and works like new. I cannot vouch for how "waterproof" these bags are. I would say. I've slammed a few deep puddles and streams and gotten caught in the rain for a short while and have had no water issues so far. Because zippers are "built for value," they are not waterproof. True waterproof zippers like YKK are made with better materials, waterproof tape, etc. Even if the material of this bag can withstand water, the zippers are the weakest link. The time will show. Interlocking - There is a small hole in each of the two zippers so they can be attached to each other. The smaller the padlock, the better they stay closed/locked for burglary/theft protection. small FAA-approved "luggage tether buckle" and thread the tether strap through both. While this still allows the zipper to move about an inch apart, it's good enough for now. ] There is also a strap on the back which once the lock is secured can be tucked between the strap and the bag so it is not visible or dangling/dangling. Another practical plus. minuses? Well I can't say I really found her. For a "universal" setup, it actually worked great on my bike and rack [ManRack Rear Rack] *photo included to show profile of bike with bag on rear* Would I buy another one? Absolutely! Will I recommend you? would anyway!