🏍️ kemimoto Motorcycle Tail Bag: Waterproof 30L Seat Bag with Rain Cover & 6 Straps Review

This is a neat little bag. I placed it on an aftermarket rack on a 2013 KLX 250. Puts the little road and trail bike to good use for running to the store or getting water and food while riding the trail. Two flashes. You can stretch it vertically. Pretty good quality considering all the bad reviews I've written about other things.

There is nothing bad to say about this bag. It's as beautiful as I could wish for. I bought this as a cheap tail bag for a spare guest bike but ended up attaching it to mine. It is very nice. I ride a drz400s and it fits nicely in a 2 gallon rotax tank. It fits a lot of things that I always carry with me. And then I can just expand it if I get some takeout or something. I really like this bag!

So far so good. I can say the zippers will be the weakest point, but they seem to cover bad weather pretty well. It goes well with my 03 CBR954RR and is very reliable. Will expand to fit securely on my helmet. The semi-rigid upper helps it hold its shape well. It helps me a lot on my daily commute and allows me to carry small items up to a full gallon of milk (for those emergency jams).

The bag itself seems nice and well designed, but the straps and buckles are incredibly flimsy. I can't imagine them lasting up to 6 months with regular use. The buckles are sewn onto the bag, so they are not easy to replace or upgrade. Lightning was so-so. Also, the bag was undoubtedly covered in some kind of ugly protective film, so it felt good on the journey from China. I sent it back and bought Nelson Rigg instead. More money but much better build quality.

Appears to be well made - and will expand, but turned out to be a lot smaller than I expected. I already threw the box away, otherwise I would have sent it back. I was hoping it would buckle easily under my seat and then onto my scooter with the smaller luggage rack - it's too short, especially where the straps connect for that. It's too long to stand on just one stand, but too short to wear on both. Just check your base size to make sure it fits you.

This bag works well for my purposes but gets a little lost on the seat. It won't get lost if dropped, it just tends to shift if the bag isn't full. Once there are enough items in the bag to tighten the straps, it stops moving. I've tried tightening the straps but if you make it too tight the zipper will pucker and you won't be able to close it. There are really no protective elements on the bag. You could attach a mini lock or a TSA suitcase lock, but I doubt that will last long. Overall…

Great bag. Very well made and feels high quality. According to the instructions, the rear seat should be removed so that the belts can run underneath. I don't have a back seat, it's just a big seat and it's very difficult to remove. So I just routed the straps under the fender and everything works great! Very happy with this purchase. One thing I didn't think about when purchasing a rear storage box or padded bag is that getting on and off is now a bit more difficult. You really have to do a…

Just the right amount of modest storage for my 2020 BMW R 1250 R. Easy to assemble and fasten. Very comfortable to drive, gives a nice feeling of the lumbar support on the edge of the seat. Doesn't add drama to the bike setup like I've seen with some other storage solutions. Easily fits a layer of clothing when it's warm during the day, two water bottles, an extra pair of gloves and more. Extended it even fits in my full helmet. While expectations are realistic for security reasons - it has…

This bag was just what I was looking for to put on the back of my G310GS. It has a nice square shape and looks great on the bike. It's big enough for my laptop and lunch on the way to work, and expands to be big enough for a weekend hike or a day of shopping. Even when empty, it keeps its shape thanks to the semi-rigid panels. I love that the bag has some extra features that can improve its durability. The buckle straps on the bag itself aren't just sewn on, they have real buttons to keep them…