🏍️ Kuryakyn 5285 Momentum Vagabond Motorcycle Travel Luggage: Weatherproof Seat/Trunk/Rack Bag with Sissy Bar Straps, Black Review

Previously when I bought a similar product from other companies I had to work to make sure it fit my bike and my needs. Always a modification of the bag. With this bag it came out of the box and sat perfectly on my metal luggage rack. Durable and easy-to-use attachment straps make it easy to attach to your bike. The packaging was a real surprise. For a change, there were many useful compartments. Even a soft spot for a laptop/tablet. I know it was a little pricey but in this case I got what I…

This bag fits perfectly on the passenger seat and backrest of my Honda Rebel 500. Lots of storage space and compartments to organize. The material feels durable and water-repellent. When I strap the bag on it folds up a bit making the flat bottom concave but for me this doesn't affect the functionality of the bag. Placing and removing the bag after initial strap adjustment takes me less than 2 minutes and is relatively painless, which is good for me as I only use it when I need extra space…

Very well made. The rain fly works very well (tested early and often). Should fit well on most bikes with handlebars (the higher the better, the top tends to slip on rough terrain). Pros: Excellent materials and construction. in a heavy storm) - Plenty of room - Strong zippers - Works well as a backrest if you put a tarp or MC cover over the front bungee cords; The raincoat still fits. Mediocre: - The sissy bar is set at a 90 degree angle to the seat and the bag pulls out of shape easily when…

Kuryakyn bag 5285 Momentum Vagabond is complete bullshit. I lost a lot of respect for Kuryakin as a motorcycle accessories supplier. Under no circumstances should anyone purchase this product. Value for money: nothing to say. ($220) on manufacturer's website. For around $200, you're much better off buying the raw materials and developing your own custom solution. helpful suggestions for installation or configuration. The mounting straps on a sissy bar are a nightmare to install and almost…

When I first saw it the first thing I knew was that this bag is huge. It is the size of a hand luggage. This isn't a criticism or a compliment, it's just a fact; that thing is pretty big. I think it's big enough to ruin the look of the bike, but if you (like me) don't care, you (like me) will love this bag. i love this thing I just got it and having so much extra storage space is so freaking nice I can't get over it. I brag to my riding friends that I can actually haul a decent amount of stuff…