Review on 🏍️ Cortech Super 2.0 24-Liter Motorcycle Tail Bag Review: Compact & Durable Storage Solution by Eder Boesel

I am updating my original review of the Cortech Super 2.0 Motorcycle Tail Bag because I was able to figure out how to attach it to the narrow rack of my Victory Highball. With the help of my wife (and her sewing machine) we made the three straps you see in the first picture below from the original straps that came with the bag. The short strap has one of the male ends of the Original Equipment plastic cam buckles at each end. This strap snaps into the two ends of the snap buckles fitted to the back of the bag (see image below) and then slides over the spiked rear end of the C-pillar. Two longer straps secure the two front corners of the back pocket. These longer straps come in two pieces. The short section has a male plastic buckle on one end and a black metal buckle with button on the other (purchased online at CustomTieDowns.com). The longer end of these two straps has a loop on one end that hooks onto the passenger pin (see next picture) and the free end then goes through the metal buckle and secures with the clip that came on the original straps. I'm revising my original review of the Cortech Super 2.0 bag because it's very well made, the only one I could find (with its expandable ends) that fits my 15" Macbook, and it looks good too ( see last picture). I'm still deducting a star because the bag manufacturer didn't give any instructions on how to attach your tail bag to the luggage rack. I have a fairly narrow luggage rack that bolts to the rear fender of my Victory Highball. There is simply no way to securely attach this bag to this luggage rack. Not with the supplied "universal" straps, nor with the straps and clasps of my own design. The manufacturer is probably aware of this as they didn't include instructions on how to tie the bag. If you don't have the right saddlebags or don't have places on your sports bike to figure out how to use the included straps, save your money and keep looking for a bag.