🔒 Nelson-Rigg Waterproof Tank Bag for Dual Sport/Enduro Bikes - The Hurricane Review

Pretty difficult to unpack. It definitely sucks after the 5th time wearing gloves. The touchscreen doesn't prevent your phone from sliding too far under the clear plastic. Then you cannot control the touch elements. Like you need to think more. Good prose although easy to set up.

Mounted on my 690 Enduro R. Perfect fit, stays in place no matter what. The phone pocket works great. Strange but really cool that the material this bag is made of doesn't block GPS signals. My satellite communicator seems to be able to perfectly broadcast reception while driving. (GPS and Iridium)

I installed this bag on the DR650 to meet the need for a small waterproof bag that would fit a cell phone and a few trinkets but didn't have the gymnastics required for the tech would affect Offroad. scenarios. The mounting system is extremely simple, yet fits a wide variety of bikes and tank configurations. A friend used the same bag on his sled to cover 7,000 miles off-road on the Trans America Trail with no problems. Durability issues aside, I would buy it again.

I'm having trouble finding a clip on tank bag for my Suzuki DR650 with oversized Acerbis tank. It's not a lot of space and I need a bag that allows me to stand up and bend over. It's just the right size and the build and mounts are way better than you'd expect for the price. Fully protected from the rain with a folded hem around the zip. I was able to find an L shaped rubber hose (exhaust part) for the tank vent which allowed me to put the bag further forward.

I have this on a KTM 690 Enduro. It sits in the front of the seat and is completely out of the way when riding while seated or on the footpegs. After riding a few trails, I went to a car wash to have my car washed and deliberately patted the tank bag with a pressure washer for a while. Not a drop got into the bag. The harness system is simple and intuitive, and the loops make it easy to stow away excess tail and everything looks neat and tidy.

This is a great bag. I used it on my DRZ and now on my EXC. It's really well made and can easily hold a couple of beers and some tools. Cell phone pocket works too. It's not as handy as a steering wheel phone, but it gets the job done. The bag doesn't bother me either. I thought I'd take it off for more technical rides, but so far I've left it on on every ride, even the 80-mile enduro. Once you get used to it on your bike, you'll wonder how you used to ride without it.

Fairly easy to install, easy to take off and fold for fuel (covers my gas cap). Nice rubber material at the bottom and the zip and flap combo at the top seems to keep water out. I wasn't in the rain but through puddles and the like and there was no water ingress. I don't really find the top transparent panel suitable for the iPhone, but maybe I just haven't played with it enough. The only concern is durability considering I bought saddlebags from Nelson Rigg and they were junk with straps…

Great product, thoughtful design and quality finish. The perfect size for my DRZ400 to provide additional convenient storage on trails without being too bulky or getting in the way of the bike as it traverses more challenging terrain. The bag stays put in a tough ride and the elastic retainers keep the clips where they need to be when removing the bag for refueling etc. There was no way to test the waterproofing and the plastic window doesn't work that well on my phone (which also has a screen…

I have a Nelson-Rigg SE-3060 Black/Grey Hurricane Dual Sport/Enduro waterproof tank bag that is mounted on some CSC, 2015 RX3 and RX2020 RX4 bikes. I was looking for something totally waterproof with no extra cover that would fit a Nikon D3500 DSLR with the 18-140mm zoom attached and it ticks all the boxes. There's just enough room for a camera with a lens attached, with a few other bits and bobs scattered around, and the pocket isn't large enough to obstruct the bike's controls or view of the…