Stansport 766 Saddle Bag Review

Really great value for money. I use it as an everyday saddlebag, but for long trips I use a nicer and larger waterproof bag. Here are two photos of them on my bike. For the price you really can't beat them.

Bought this for my 50cc scooter for shopping and it's amazing! I highly recommend it! I can fit 2 gallon jugs in any bag they are so huge. It also fits perfectly over the seat and doesn't touch the muffler. Perfect for my shopping trips. I would recommend making a floor for him. I had some spare acrylic so I cut it to fit the bottom so it's strong and will hold gallon jugs without sinking in. Works wonders. Would definitely buy again!

I had to cut out the middle of the bag and re-sew it to fit under the bike seat so it wouldn't get near the exhaust pipe. This was no problem and easy to do. In fact, I was very surprised that this is a double piece of canvas. The bag holds up great. I would recommend buying a protector so the bag doesn't have a chance of getting caught in the wheels. I highly recommend this product. That it can change shape is better than any rectangular box that mounts on the side. It also allows me to access

This is an economical set of suitcases. I was looking for something cheap that I could stuff with gaskets as "bumpers" to protect my bike in the event of a low speed rollover. I'm new to racing so protecting the bike from accidents is a challenge. After installing them, I dropped the bike and it landed on those bags in the back and the engine guard in the front, preventing damage. To give you an idea of the size I was able to supply two empty 1 gallon water jugs. in any direction to pretty much

That's very cool! They fit my old Kawi 250 body perfectly. I tied them to the load hooks and they stay in place. Problems: Each bag has a D-ring to tie them together. This is necessary if you intend to drive on the highway, otherwise the bags will flap and flutter in the wind. The problem is this. While the D-ring on one bag faces the front of the bike and can be attached to a lift handle or frame, the second D-ring isn't as well placed. The second ring faces the back of the bike and you have…

I loved it so much that I was overwhelmed by the 10 percent bad reviews. Its description perfectly matches the bags I received. I had no idea if they would fit my Kymco Grandvista 250 but for the price how could I be wrong I was glad I could just throw them over my seat and they fit perfectly. So I can easily put them on and take them off. No, there is no leather here, no, they are not waterproof, yes, they are just bags. It's made of cotton material that's strong enough for what it's created…

I bought this bag for a trip I took a few weeks ago. I've now driven 1300 km with it. So far it has been a good saddlebag. I used the included rope to tighten it so it wouldn't be as close to my exhaust pipe or strap. I also sewed a webbing with a latch on it and attached the other side of the webbing and the latch to the seat. Now I can strap it to my bike without worrying about it flying away (which happened the first night when I had it), but it's still easy to take off. I think it looks…

Most reviews for these saddlebags were positive and I was looking for reasonably priced, well made bags for a small utility bike. I wanted something that would stand up to some abuse but be cheap to replace if destroyed. And their old-fashioned, utilitarian looks didn't bother me. First impression: well made, good materials, excellent value for money. I add a little more fastening to secure it to the bike pack's frame, add extra latches to secure the top flaps to keep the rain out of the wind…