GIVI Magnetic Tank EA106B Liter Review

nice handbag. The main compartment could be a bit wider; one star for that. The zippers are smooth; Main compartment with double zip, small compartment with single zip. The clear top compartment works well for a phone, but I use it to open a garage door. The two magnets are strong enough to keep the bag in place in all conditions, but a security strap is included to attach to the handle. All round good quality. If it lasts a few years I'll be happy. I use it on sportbikes and cruisers on every…

Perfect size and nice affordable design. It appears to be Givi quality in craftsmanship and durability. There are two points that I think everyone should consider before buying this bag: 1- Make sure your tank is not made of aluminum or plastic as the magnets are not effective. 2 - The cell phone case does not support touch phone functions. In other words, you can't use touch gestures with your phone while in a case. This is a huge design flaw in my opinion as getting the phone out of your…

I love this bag on my 2015 Husqvarna FE350. I like the touchscreen functionality due to the plastic. A very tidy little bag that is easy to attach and easy to remove for gas refills! Obviously not designed specifically for an enduro bike, but it fits great and stays in place well. I've seen from other reviews that the plastic case barely fits the iPhone 6, that's not true. When you put in your phone or even larger phones like 8+ etc, you need to put in your phone and without effort stretch the…

I have a KLR 250 and this bag fits it perfectly. size just right. The touchscreen window works great and holds the phone much more securely than any pole mount. It can be easily switched off when filling the tank. The top strap has a clip like a backpack strap. No bottom strap. I redesigned my backpack and added smaller clips to the bottom strap for easier removal of this tank bag. Overall the materials are very good and the quality looks crisp. I plan to only use it on long trips. I think…

I installed it on my 2018 Honda Grom. The fit seems good with just the straps and I haven't ridden them yet, but some don't hit the handlebars when fully engaged. I bought it to hold my iPhone with GPS view function because the phone holders on the handlebar vibrate my phone too much and damage my phone's camera. But so far it seems to be very good. I like it. Also the touchscreen works well when I don't put on a dust cover for my phone. Storage is great for a small bike like the Thunder. I can

The bag is clearly of high quality. It even has all the little things you need: handy zippers that work great with gloves, and a small piece of felt to keep the magnetic flaps closed. It was the perfect size for me - about the size of a shoebox and a slope from the height of the shoebox to about 1/3 that height. Plenty of room for a phone. I put it on the RE Himalayan but it kinda rocks on the tank. Either the front of the tank is raised or the back. The magnetic flaps are small and give the…

This is a very high quality bag with excellent features and some very bad flaws. It fits the iphone 6+ (barely) and is a well made compact case. Here's the bad: The bag has two small, weak magnets in the back wings. No other magnets. They are definitely not strong enough to hold a bag. Instead, you need to attach a strap (non-removable) to the front triple clamp or trunk. It just doesn't work on my bike (VFR750F). It's a lame design and I can see why they didn't just add another front fender…

This bag fits my SV650 really well and keeps small items I might need and my gloves ready for when I get off the bike. My only major criticisms are that I wish the phone holder was a bit bigger, my Note 9 fits without a case, but it's still a bit of a hassle to put the flap on and there's no hole to go through could. power cord. I liked the bag so much in that regard that I mangled it by cutting a small hole to route the USB cable through the bottom of the phone holder to the battery in the…