Chase Harper USA 4502 RipStream Review

This bag can withstand a lot! Large external compartments for easy access to travel essentials like sunglasses, wallet, phone. Well done, great site and very well done. Highly recommend for weekend getaways!

Saddle and trunk bag in one. And it fits perfectly in my ADDMOTOR Cargo Rack. And I give the shock cords (bungee cords) a plus that they are very easy to attach during my ride. Plus, it's made in the USA. So even better.

Much better than expected. I've had several motorcycle cases that sold for 3-4 times the price and I couldn't tell the difference in quality. It attaches easily, everything works as it should, it has enough rigidity not to dangle. at freeway speeds and it's made in the USA. Will definitely buy from this company again.

3 things I love. The zippers are metal, not plastic like my old Motocentric bag. All my old zippers broke because they were plastic. The curve of the top zipper is gradual, making it easier to close with less friction in the curve. Third, the sides are reinforced to keep it from flattening and losing its shape. Very smart and thoughtful. It looks great on my 2018 Tri T120.

The bag looks good and is convenient for commuting. Well made and fits perfectly in my rear trunk on my CRF250L Dual Sport motorcycle. My heavy duty rear spare tube and regular front spare tube fit in the side pockets, while a few other tools fit in the main compartment and there's still plenty of room for my other commute essentials.

I love this bag! I was able to attach it to my LiveWire with little effort - I wish it had held its shape a little more once strapped to the seat. It kind of adjusts around the seat so you end up with a bag as wide as the back seat. In that case, don't read that far. Overall this is a discreet bag that is well made. Holds my spare shoes, water bottle, phone, wallet and registration number and plenty of space. It will also likely hold my work laptop if I ever return to the office. Slimming to…

Great! Low profile motorcycle (2018 Vstrom 1000). The low profile is my favorite. This replaces the Sedici rear bag which I have had with little use for the past two years. So far I like it better than Sedici. This bag has good material; I see other people talking about zips (should be stronger) but the zips seem to be on the same level as the Sedici bag I had. Note that I bolted a homemade skid plate to the rear of my bike (10" x 14"), covered with a bag in the photo. Otherwise this bag model…

I bought 4 identical bags and chose this one. I will briefly summarize the pros and cons of the 4 I considered. What I was looking for in a tail bag: - Approximately 20L capacity - Easy access - this meant no roll-top pockets and sacrificing water resistance. I installed them on an Altrider rack that I installed on my Tiger XRX. It basically offers a wider and longer installation platform with many mounting options. Bags: Givi UT807BP Pros: beautiful appearance; semi-solid so it keeps its shape