🛢️ Waterproof Magnetic Tank Bag for Honda Suzuki Kawasaki Motorcycles with Gas Oil Fuel Tank Saddle Bag and Shoulder Strap Review

Good product but not 100% waterproof. Drove home 20 minutes in the rain, gloves buttoned in pocket and getting wet. Water has entered the main compartment and the phone compartment. Not recommended for everyday use. Dry days only.

As many say, magnets are bullshit, but there's a downside. The magnets are held in place by a Velcro pocket, one on each "wing". Buy some N52 magnets and add them to your bag and the problem will be solved. If you already have them, it will take about 1 minute.

Tank bag suitable for moderate use, thin materials reflect the price. The magnets are pitifully weak. I replaced them with more durable ones at the hardware store. I knew what I was getting when I ordered as it is mounted on a spare wheel which, like my other with a much more expensive tank bag, is hardly used on the road.

This bag is lightweight, simple and affordable. It easily fits 2 water bottles and all my bag items. Installed and removed very quickly. It doesn't get any better for the price The clear plastic phone case works I've ridden in strong winds and the bag hasn't shifted on the tank so the strap that comes with it is designed for your shoulder.

Let's start with the good. The bag is waterproof, rode in the rain, nothing got wet inside. The material of the bag is great! Now for the bad. You can't operate a phone through a bag with gloves and barley without gloves. MY BIGGEST PROBLEM, with phone, wallet, keys, paper and a few other small items in the bag, it works great on tarmac, but when you're on a bumpy or gravel road, the bag just flies away. I ride my bike a lot on and off road and that's a big problem for me. The magnets are not…

I have owned over 27 motorcycles and scooters over the past 30 years. That makes me think this is about the sixth tank bag I own. My last was a VERY good Nelson Rigg for almost $100 which was second best! But… I was persuaded to stick with this bike when I sold it. SO… a few years later and back on a sport bike I needed a different tank bag. This time (not knowing how long I'll keep my new SV650 to myself) I wanted to go on the cheap side. And after reading the reviews I chose this one. The…