👜 Kuryakyn 5172 Tørke 7L Dry Tank Bag: Ultimate Clear Waterproof Storage with Magnetic Base and Strap Kit Review

Overall I am very happy with this purchase. The only reason it loses a point is because I don't like brown connections. Kuryakyn if you are reading this I would buy a full set of Torke cases if they were all black or black with a minimum of grey. As it stands now, I think the little brown bows give this luggage line an overall feminine feel, especially with so much gray in the background. I wouldn't be the only one who has this opinion.

Magnets for mounts too weak and poor placement - Connection doesn't seem secure at all. A transparent pocket is enough for a phone or a small notebook. Neither a physical card nor an iPad will work. The other Kuryakyn tank bag is far superior in these two points. It only has four magnets. But they are stronger and farther apart, providing a more reliable connection. I've used it on trips of several thousand miles and more with no tether and no issues. The clear sleeve is big enough for a folded

I've never experienced rain with this bag, but with the waterproof zips and casing it's as reliable as any pricier product. I like that this rubberized Yeti bag looks cooler; not your typical black ballistic textile tank bag. My smartphone's touchscreen works well through a transparent panel in a glove. The straps close very well, although my tank is plastic and the magnets on the bottom are useless. It also came with backpack shoulder straps for conversion, but I don't see myself using it as…