🔒 Enhanced Durability: Milwaukee Performance SH574ZB Black Large Zip-Off PVC Throw Over Riveted Saddle Bag for Long-lasting Convenience Review

Very happy with the pockets, I drilled holes in the front and back pockets when they close, I was afraid of rain and puddles, no big deal.

Good quality bags but worn out after several trips. Couldn't keep her off my hoop no matter how hard I tried to tie her. It's not really the bag's fault. Just a flip design. If you can make some kind of mount so they don't touch the tire, the bags themselves are pretty good.

Hello! So I took a chance on this guy because of the price (I didn't want to spend more than 200/300 if the quality was good in the $120 range). So far it's pretty damn nice. Sturdy as far as I can tell. The walls are double-sided and thick. The seam is strong. Not a huge thrill, but it's what I wanted. Been on the bike for a few days and got compliments. If something breaks or melts I'll update, but so far I'm a happy consumer for the money.

Worked as intended on my Yamaha Stryker and with a small adjustment after punching new holes in the part that goes over my rear fender they fit well (just measure if you are using a punch to punch the skin have the same distance between the holes). They weren't too low or two high. My stuff stayed dry and the top didn't go down during a long drive. However, I packed my contents in bin liners to increase water resistance. I packed about 3 pairs of clothes, some socks, t-shirts etc. There is a…

I haven't had it for a long time. They were only on my Boulevard C50 for about a month before I was passed by a 30 mile truck. The pockets are huge which is exactly what I wanted. My entire tool kit, three bottles of water, balaclava, first aid kit and slings all fit in one bag. High quality material and plenty of pockets and places for your belongings. I like the wide brackets - it would be very easy to attach a luggage net to carry camping gear etc. Comfortable for the passenger, even…