Review on Medium Waterproof Motorcycle Tank Bag with Powerful Magnetic Attachment for Honda Yamaha Suzuki Kawasaki Harley by Pat Nard

I have a very complex bike when it comes to tank bags. I have a Ducati Monster 1200 S. My oddly shaped tank, the cutout in the ignition tank and the aluminum gas cap make it almost impossible to attach magnetic pockets. Ducati aluminum decals on the sides of the tank also prevent the magnets from picking up the tank. The bike is a naked bike, and the bag can withstand a lot of wind, and finally, the transparent cover is very thick. This is the fourth tank bag I've tried and it might actually work. It comes with two thin adjustable straps that I use to hold the front of the bag against the frame. They are small so they don't affect the turning radius. The belt I leave on the bike is so well hidden that you can't even see it. Others are easily managed using the D-rings on the front of the bag. The zippers are very smooth. I don't know if I would pack this bag to the brim, but the zippers are strong enough for general use. There are no dividers inside (which I like), just one big open pocket. The rain cover fits comfortably into the side pockets on the outside of the bag. The transparent "card slot" at the top of the bag is just great! With today's large cell phones and cases, finding cases that fit them is a big challenge, but it's a big challenge. Only time will tell if it turns yellow like so many of them. First I checked the magnets on the tank. I took them out of my pockets and tried both sides of the magnets. Strangely, one side pulled harder than the other, so I made sure that side was facing down towards the tank. Which in my opinion made little difference. I have no idea what the little pocket at the top of the bag is for. Not much fits in there because of the locking system. It appears to be closed at the edge of the pocket and attached with Velcro. There is also a small mesh pocket inside this bag.