🏍️ Waterproof Motorcycle Tail Bags - Rear Seat Bag for Motorcycles - Back Seat Motorcycle Bags - Dual-Use Sport Motorcycle Backpack and Helmet Bag Review

Handy to store a few extra things on the bike, the only funny thing is the expandable part on the bottom, which is quite fun because if you think you it will expand at the top so you don't have to readjust the straps

Pros:* Cheap* Fits all rain gear (boots, pants and jackets) Cons:* Not fully waterproof; although this has been improved by the application of Kiwi's water repellent "Camp Dry" * Straps come undone on every ride and it looks like a hack made in a hurry no matter what * Zipper broke at 9 months * Beginnings disappear at 6 months ( Photo shows condition aged 1 year) Overall not a great price but not terrible either hence the 3 star rating.

I used this bag when I rode about 1800 miles and for less than $40 it really offers quite a bit of extra space! I strapped it to the back seat of my 2018 Indian Scout and it fit perfectly. It is also very practical that it can be attached to the seat or used as a backpack. Even when I filled it full, the flash seemed to hold. I got caught in the rain several times, and even without a waterproof bag none of my belongings got wet. All in all, this is a really great bag for the price.

I bought this bag knowing it would be cheap and I wasn't disappointed. I needed something that could replace a backpack that could be easily taken off and put back on when I bike to work. I've only used it a handful of times so far, but overall it does the job I need it to. I wish the straps and hardware were a bit sturdier, but then again. You get what you pay for. Longevity is going to be the biggest issue of all but I think if I can get through 2 seasons with this bag I'll be happy. Only…

You really can't go wrong with this tail bag; However, there are a few things you should be aware of. Although it holds its shape quite well, the expansion feature is not used by your typical zipper, this bag expands by relieving tension on the compression straps. The attachment straps should be a bit thicker and connected in an H. I cut them apart to expand the mounting options, it would also be easy enough to replace them with the straps available here at Revain for less than $10. The…

I have a TW200 configured as an adventure minibike. One of the most important accessories is a secure tail bag for stowing a few extra items. ' and it wouldn't break the bank. This bag ticked all of those boxes. It has room for drinks, tools, first aid kit, action cameras, extra batteries, cables, etc. I keep it compact. If/when it is expanded there will be many more features and many more can be added. As winter approaches, it would be great to stash more spare gear for cold riding. In terms…