Motorcycle Saddlebags Waterproof Weatherproof Compatible Review

This was the right size for my Suzuki Boulevard S40 as it is a small touring bike. Saddlebag support rods are required for 100% installation. (buy separately or assemble by yourself)

These bags look good, are easy to fit, good quality and a little smaller than expected, but they do the job. You won't pack enough clothes for a week-long overland trip, but it will have everything you need for a day trip or maybe an overnight trip.

Easy to install on my Harley 1200 Sportster. Surprisingly good quality, as good as saddlebags twice the price. They are ideal for a small bike and allow you to carry only a few essentials - the size of the bags does not overload the bike. With rope to tie together and four zips to secure pockets. A great alternative to more expensive bags for the money. Let's see how they hold up over time.

You can't mistake them for fancy expensive leather bags but I'm just tired of carrying a backpack or tying it to the pole. They hold a lot (I carry a couple large water bottles, a jump pack, a baseball cap, a tool kit) and a lot more room. reduce them because of the low price. If you're not trying to look pretty and just want to carry something around with your shit then I would recommend.

My goal was to find reasonably priced bags that would fit my Rebel 250 without having to move the rear turn signals. This kit fits perfectly. I used angle metal for the support angles. I liked that they have a small metal loop on the back to attach the bags to the support bracket. They are weather resistant. It was raining the day I installed them. I store my bike under a shed but the rain was heavy and got the bike very wet. Everything was dry inside. Overall I am very happy with this…

These bags have been handled quite aggressively and I have noticed how long it takes for the stitching to rip. Just don't pack it like an army duffel bag when moving between offices, and I doubt you'll weigh it down. It is heavily weatherproof and appears to have been accidentally insulated. Universality means there is unlikely to be a specific clip or mount that will fit your rack. As a solution, I went with small carabiners and a 550 cord, but this solution is anything but elegant on my Honda

Small bags but good for everyday cruising and commuting. The bag is approximately 12" long, 9" high and 5" deep. It fits perfectly on the 2009 Honda Shadow .VT750 aero which I had without hitting the exhaust or tires.Also there was no need to purchase any additional parts.One of the biggest downsides I think is that the straps aren't adjustable.So if you have something that's a little bigger as a bag you wouldn't I bought this to remove from a 1 gallon gas tank but I had to get an extra rope to

So I hesitated to buy "$40 saddlebags". This is clearly not leather but some other material. I read about the "foam" salon and almost passed by these bags. I'm glad I decided to take the risk. These bags are perfect for my 2000 Honda Spirit VT1100C. I didn't have to change the rear turn signals. Although this substance looks like "foam" it is thick and durable (I've attached a close-up photo). The only reason I'm not giving five stars is because I don't know how long they will last. If they…

My wife's car died (a few months after paying it off) and I use it for errands, shopping etc. So I needed saddlebags - these bags work great. You save a lot more than you think. I put a gallon of almond milk on one side and various other foods on the other. I carry a backpack when I need more, but if you have a few small/medium items, you still don't need to carry a backpack. I used 2 per hole under the seat. The seat would not close so I cut a hole in the flaps that fit together (saddlebags…