🏍️ Ultimate Waterproof Bag: WILD HEART Motorcycle Saddlebag 50L Tank Bag Side Bag Review

Didn't expect them to be that big. I saw the dimensions, just didn't see them in my head or on the bike. They will work but storage space or what to take on a motorcycle trip will NOT be an issue other than weight. I will use good posture so they don't touch the tire and are hung so the weight isn't on the straps but they are perfect for what I need. I have to report on the durability, but they seem to be durable. it is enough that with a little care they survive the bicycle. Bright, shiny…

I have a Kymco x-town 300i; Finding the right saddlebags is difficult. Fully waterproof saddlebags are hard to find. These are the bags used with canoes and are called dry bags. Roll up at the top to keep water out. They are on top of my seat and thanks to the velcro I can easily remove the top wide support strap so I can open my seat. However, with the seat open, they are still propped up on my bike. In order to put the bike on the main stand, I need access to the railing. Which I did by…

I use these bags on my '09 Kawasaki klr650. I've had the bags for 3 months and I'm very happy with them so far. Lots of storage space, absolutely waterproof in the rain, everything stays perfectly dry. They attach great to my bike which had tusk racks when I bought them and the straps are very secure and don't loosen. The only thing I would like are the wide parts with velcro, if they would go longer across the seat so they attach to each other they don't exist so I don't use them. You need to…

Overall I am satisfied with these bags. I went through some pretty heavy downpours and the water didn't get in. Installation: I was able to install them on my RnineT without any problems. However, I could not install them on my Triumph Tiger 800 XC. The problem is that the 800XC's racks are spaced far apart and the top straps for the bags are too short to reach, and there's no way to mount each bag individually (rant: it really shouldn't be that hard, an option for saddlebag makers: instead (to

Hesitant because of the price, but decided. I'm definitely glad I did that. Walked from LA to Houston and then back to LA. The bags were easy to attach to the '15 FZ-09. He endured the 3,800 miles they rode the bike well. 3+ days of heavy rain on the way home and everything was dry. We spent the night on the route both ways and the bags sat in the pouring rain all night with no leaks. At home the bags looked as if they had been beaten up. However, a quick wipe with a damp cloth and they look…

I got the bags because I didn't know what I wanted and they were cheap. I chose yellow because I wanted it to stand out and people could see me a little bit better. I think it worked fine. I bought a rack off eBay to keep the bags off the tires. The luggage rack is located on both sides of the back of the bike. I don't know if they will be retracted or not. I have a feeling you need a porter. The bike is a 2020 Royal Enfield Himalayan. I rode them in the rain all day and none of the contents…