🎒 Stealth OGIO 110090.36 Super Mini Tanker Moto-Street Bag - Dimensions: 11"h x 9"w x 3.75"d Review

I bought this for my dual sport Honda CRF250L. It's nice that you can put your phone and wallet there and have a place to store other small things. It's not a big bag but it's exactly what I was looking for. Check the manufacturer's website for specs or visit YouTube if you're concerned about sizing. 4 magnets work well (I can only use 3 due to the size of my fuel tank) but I imagine this bag would work just as well for many sport bikes. The zippers seem to be of good quality and I'm sure this…

I bought this bag because the large tank bag I had was too big for my new bike. This bag stuck to the tank with strong magnets like glue. This one isn't very good. The size is great for holding drinks and a few other small items, but it slides over the tank. I didn't even ride it for fear it might fly away or skid on a corner. I bought some stronger magnets at the hardware store and I think they work better now. For the price I expected better. I would return it but love the shape and size of…

Well worth the extra money compared to cheaper tank bags. The magnets are strong and secure and the bag fits my Triumph Street Twin very well. I like the low profile of the bag. So you can still see the beauty of your bike. For extra security I use one of the two straps that come with the bag around the handlebars, but I know I don't need it. In the main bag, I stuffed a water bottle, a t-shirt, a front brake lock, a garage door opener, a portable phone charger, and a wallet. The glasses…

Without a doubt the best purchase I have made on my bike since owning the bike. The bag stays in place when you're on the go, but it's just as easy to detach to carry around. I carry it on my bike almost every time I ride to hold my sunglasses, phone, insurance card, wallet, keys, etc. It actually holds up a lot more than it looks. I've even carried my iPad and accessories in this bag, along with everything I mentioned before. It doesn't damage the tank either. I just can't recommend this bag…

Easily holds multiple medium sized water bottles along with other accessories. For those small items you don't want to lose in the main compartment of the bag, the rider-facing end offers additional compartmentalized storage with an additional zippered internal compartment. This bag is a great addition or complement to the Ogio bag I bought a few years ago. Secured to the top of my FJR1300's black metal fuel tank with just four small but powerful magnets, it was held securely in place when the…

The Ogio tank bag is the perfect complement to our existing Ogio tail bags and panniers for a complete road bike kit. It's also a great backpacking alternative for short day trips. We use it on almost every ride to hold extra visors for our helmets - it gives us the ability to switch between tinted and clear when we're out for a long day. Downgraded to 4 stars just because the tank bag uses magnets and the tail bag and saddlebags use secure straps. An important note for those of you who own a…

This is super great for city riding but I would be wary if you drive over 70mph or if you have a lot of stuff in your bag ( depending on the shape of your tank, does mine fold the bag in half horizontally?). However, you can fix this by replacing the magnets in the flaps with larger ones, as they close with Velcro. It also comes with clips and straps so you can either use those (the flaps also have plastic D-rings for clipping) or use elastic cords if you have any. This works great when your…

This is not a backpack size tank bag, it is quite small. But it fits very well on the tank and looks great. A small, lined bottom pocket is ideal for sunglasses. This is also where I keep my earplugs. The main compartment offers enough space for "essentials". I keep my permit/insurance zipped up and my gloves, wallet, water bottle, etc. are there. You could fit 2 or 3 16oz water bottles if you don't have bulky gloves in the main compartment. I usually have a 20 ounce bottle of Gatorade, my…

I replaced the Core-Tech Micro with this one. The Micro is just great for a wallet, spare keys, cell phone and more for running errands around town. I wanted something bigger for day trips. It has a top zippered pocket that I put my wallet, lighter, pack of cigarettes, rolled up business towels, and mini garage door keychain in. The sunglass pocket is nicely lined. The main compartment has a pocket at the bottom, a key clip and a zipped pocket. It's not waterproof, but I would say it will be…