🎒 Nelson Rigg NR-300 Route 1 Traveler Tour Trunk Bag for Harley Davidson Ultra, Indian Roadmaster, and Honda Gold Wing - Black Review

I was a bit skeptical about how well this bag would handle inclement weather. We were on a 1,400 mile round trip from Michigan to Canada and we needed not just a durable bag but something to hold all of our belongings. Well this bag is impressive. We've weathered all types of weather, including strong winds, extreme heat and heavy rains, and it's held up well. We used a raincoat and just left it on throughout the trip, not knowing when we were going to get wet. He carried himself well. The bag…

This is my fourth Nelson Rigg bag and I bought it for my wife to use on her Can-Am Spyder for our trip from South Texas to Colorado. Her Spyder has plenty of storage space, but none of it is removable so she can take it to her hotel room at the end of the day. The Route 1 holdall was just what she needed. And we were not wrong! The bag fits snugly on her rear rack and can hold all her "essentials". It's very well built, looks good and is easy to take off at the end of a long day of riding…

Large and durable fabrics/materials. It's quick to put on and take off, which is a plus since I don't wear it all the time. The strap on the handle slips over my sissy bar. Four adjustable straps go through my rack and attach to my bag so I can then pull and tighten them. It rides very well at any speed and far better than my overstuffed backpack. You can easily place two helmets next to each other. The two-way zips meet and can be zipped together, providing just enough protection that someone…

I've returned to motorsport after a long absence. For my mount, I chose Can Am Ryker Rally. While Can Am offers a plethora of accessories for this machine, extra bike space for touring or commuting is limited. The Nelson Rigg bag is significantly larger than the largest LinQ bag available for this bike. In addition, the Nelson Rigg bag has a rectangular shape with a domed lid, making it easy to fit large items of the same shape. Most travel bags for this and other bikes are rounded, and angular

$155 for this item?! There is absolutely nothing special about this bag. Arrived deformed. In addition, the finish is very cheap, with stains and blisters on the poorly forged leather material. Also, they used cheap zippers that don't work well; You would think that for $155 they would at least use YKK zippers! After all, it has to withstand high speeds alongside the elements. One of the flashes is already trying to separate. Materials are cheap everywhere. My living room is only littered with…