Review on ATV TEK Arch Series Oversized Rear Rack Utility Pack: Spacious Padded ATV Cargo Bag in Black by Shawn Vennakota

Fitment: 2018 Honda Rubicon Deluxe Fits nicely in the trunk, however I had to remove the lower seat cushion. This affected the functioning of the steering wheel. This made the back a little less flat for comfort, but after a long ride. It means very little. I added a cargo net to cover the back cushion. To keep it in place there are only 2 small Velcro straps to hold it. It worked well, especially when a strap came loose at some point. Not sure if this happened when I took it off the bike or on the trail. Lack of waterproofing. I took the bag off the bike during transport. 700 miles on a clear road probably doesn't bode well for the bag's material, so I tossed it in the back. It rained most of the time and everything got wet. It looks like it soaked the bottom of the bag since the foam was wet. Dirt and dust, I saw more dirt than dust, but for that it worked fine. My car went over the bag to the lid. Mine was tight and tight. Dirt only got under the valve but not into the main bag. All straps were tight. That's way better than Moose, the signature scout. The extra drink pouches held my sports drinks well. The extra bags kept things clean, I kept everything in ziplock bags or seawater dry bags to keep things dry. It wasn't ATV Tech's first product, so I knew better. The material of the bag held up better than I expected as it is a coated plastic tarpaulin. As with anything you tie to a wheel stand, debris will get between it and the wheel stand, creating a sandpaper effect. I cleaned the bag yesterday and couldn't find any scuffs on the bag. However, I didn't have any paint on my frame, so I think it will take a while. Now. I would never use that for a passenger. A single car should not be used as 2 people. But on a long drive it was great to have extra storage and a place to rest without dismounting or sitting on the floor. comfort and utility. And it's easy to turn on and off.