Black Waterproof Motorcycle Windshield Bag with Chrome Studs - Ultimate Leather, One Size Review

Yes, this bag requires a bracket if there is no screw in the center of the windshield. I ended up spending another $20 on materials to install it on my Road Star Silverado's windshield. Yes, the lock is a little weak. If you don't twist it into exactly the right position, it will open. And finally, the cleats don't quite match the cleats on the rest of my bike. They are flat, almost flush. The rest of my bike has traditional hemispherical lugs. I complain? Not for the change I spent on this…

Just received The windshield pouch was easy to fit, I was impressed with the size of the leather backing allowing it to fit snugly against the windshield without scratching it. The bag is made of sufficiently durable material that does not deform when opening and closing, which is done with one hand. I replaced the nut and bolt with a Philips stainless steel head to match the hardware installed on my windshield (the included hardware was fine). The pocket is large enough to fit sunglasses, keys

Mounting material is useless. I have a 2015 Kawasaki 900 Classic LT. There is nowhere to screw on the windscreen. The supplied screws and nuts are black. I've tried drilling new holes in the mounting pocket with the existing windshield screws, but they aren't long enough. Local hardware stores don't have better screws. Another problem is that you will find it difficult to lock the bag if it is not full. You had to put a thin piece of metal inside to secure it so the clasp wouldn't detach from…