🏍️ Waterproof Saddlebag for Motorcycles - ElaineStore Generic Tool Bag with Skull Pattern for Windshield, Fork, and Handlerbars Review

I use it as a tail bag on my Triumph Bonneville luggage rack. The price can't be beat and the quality is pretty outstanding considering. The plastic buckles work well and the bag looks pretty sharp on my bike.

I liked the idea of a saddlebag and thought a skull would look cool. Apparently my thoughts didn't match those of my friends I showed this to. Needless to say I sent it back. I can't reset the stars based on other people's perception.

Does what it should! It's big enough to hold your phone and glasses, portable phone charger and fare collection device. Due to the way the damper is constructed, rain can easily penetrate. Be sure to pack your belongings in a plastic bag.

When trying to fit this bag to my bike I couldn't figure out why I couldn't buckle on a fork. Then I took a closer look and found that the tooth on the buckle was TOO SHORT! (See attached picture). It's just old bad manufacturing and/or quality control. Sent back!

Was looking for something slick for my bike to hold license plates, sun glasses etc that could be mounted on the front fork without spoiling the overall look of the bike. The packaging was good and the installation was pretty easy. The inner flap is extra deep for added rain/water protection. Nice little product and good workmanship!

I just installed it. Haven't ridden it yet, but so far it looks good. He installed it on a 2014 Suzuki S40. The materials look a little cheap, but for the price it looks good. I don't spoil my bike, nor do I intend to enter beauty pageants. So if the bag wears out quicker than a real leather bag, I'm fine with that. I only need it to serve a purpose, not to look beautiful forever. If you have the same attitude I am sure you will love this bag. If needed I might one day upgrade the leather…

Pros: LOOKS great, flexible design, unexpectedly "spacious" inside, plastic buckles hide pocket well. and bike straps are not connected. I guided her in through the back of the bag and then out again. Press them to one side, move them back and forth until you get the density you want (I had to finish one of the holes with a needle). It appears to be flimsy, but I'm a little worried about its strength and durability. It looks great on a basic bike like mine with no panniers etc. I didn't want…