Nelson Rigg Enduro Front Fender Review

The negative reviews about it are a bit overwhelming and frankly just plain stupid. YOU MUST CONNECT IT TO THE PLUG WITH THE INCLUDED LOOP STRAPS if you don't want it to come loose. If you do this, it won't come off at all, no matter the terrain. It's the only one I've seen that also holds mounts etc that have this connection system. It's really well done too. It's better than Tusk, Kreiga, etc. Just get it. Nelson Rigg deserves credit for a great product.

Really good bottom bag, will be using next weekend to show how good it is. The box includes instructions and straps for the connector. The only downside is that it's a bit flimsy, but I prefer a slimmer case and don't plan on putting anything in it other than a few basic tools. Also some reviews say it falls off however if you read the instructions its a good idea to check the tightness before riding and also re-tighten after removing items from the bag.

Every time I leave the house the bag falls down. Luckily I noticed it the first few times and figured out how to make sure it doesn't fall off. 6/3/21 was out for a walk and he fell and I didn't notice. I looked for him and never found him. It's lucky as I lost all my tools, the bag itself which I paid for and my walk attached to a bag of about $150 worth of lost items. Pretty thin bag! If you get one I'd suggest screwing it in or taping it in so it's secured to your bike.

The good news first, this bag CANNOT fall off using the included fork tube straps. However, these straps are packaged in the main compartment of the bag, so anyone not looking (or reading the single instruction page) could miss them. I'm sorry that these reviews downplay what truly is a 5 star product. The bag is thin in height/depth, yes. It's not like the big boxy tool bags on the rear fender. But that's because a) a front fender isn't usually designed to hold weight like a rear fender, and…