🏍️ Givi EA101B Motorcycle Seat Bags Review

Tried different brands of swim trunks. Should have saved the money and bought them first. They hold their shape well and hold up longer than similarly shaped bags.

Excellent size and expandability. Use them on our slingshot. Works perfectly with straps wrapped around the frame. The rain capes have survived several storms and are not yet leaking. Tighten the blankets so they don't get caught in the wind.

installed on V11 Guzzi. This is my second pair of GIVIs. There is enough space for 3-4 days of driving. If you are looking for a set of semi-rigid bags I don't think you will find any other brand that is as well made for $$.

My 2005 BMW K1200s do not have factory bags. I read some bag reviews before switching to Givi. It took me a while to figure out how they would work with my bike but once I had them they were pretty easy to put on and take off.

The bags are easy to install, stay in place and have plenty of room. I did a four day trip and was able to pack some gear, clothing, tools and supplies in these bags. Without having to expand them. The only reason I gave 4 stars is because the bags are not waterproof. When the rain cover is worn, water can also accumulate inside due to tire splashes and drops. Overall very easy to use and serves its purpose.

These bags are well made. The zippers are pretty strong and I expect them to last a while. I'm replacing some cheap ones I got from China. The only problem. My helmet doesn't fit in the bag. You squeeze the sides but the helmet doesn't fit in the top opening. Givi missed this mistake. The top of the zipper should be about 4 to 6 inches longer. Instead, you get another small zipped pocket (probably for a water bottle, which is going to be hard to reach during the ride anyway). This is very…