Nelson Rigg CL-1060-S2 Black Commuter Sport Motorcycle Tail Bag

This tail bag from Nelson Rigg fits on my 2022 Triumph Street Twin perfectly. When you remove the seat, two frame rails are exposed that work great for securing the straps. The bag is super secure and follows the lines of the Triumph seat well. It is roomy, expandable, well put together and comes with a rain cover. I’m very pleased with it. Mine is the Commuter Sport size. It’s not large enough to fit a helmet, but great for carrying spare clothes, toolkit, etc.

So far it's great. I have a '11 Ninja 1000/Z1000SX. It's a big ole bike, so originally I ordered the touring bag. That was a mistake. Holy Man is that bag huge. I wish it would fit properly but there's just no way it would on this bike. The mid size bag is a perfect fit. It attached easily and so far seems secure enough. I'm a big boy and it's kind of a pain to lift my leg over but that's mostly my fault. Quality seems exceptional. The zipper has a nice action to it and the bag material is thick and heavy. I, like everyone else, wish there was a more permanent mounting solution, but realistically if someone wants to steal the thing, even if they can't get to the clips they can just cut the strap off. I'm also just not a huge fan of the pull to tighten design. It's tight enough, it isn't going to fall off, but I can't possibly get it 100% tight. It always slides back and forth. Not a big deal, but I do find myself pushing it back up as I'm riding. Storage is decent, but admittedly not as much as I wanted. I daily ride my bike 3 out of 4 seasons. Ideally I'd like to be able to do some minor shopping trips, which you CAN with this bag, but it fills pretty quickly. In my one photo, there is a small box of garlic bread and a half gallon of milk. There's room for more, but I would have liked to grab another gallon of normal milk too, and wasn't confident it would fit. Might have been able to squeeze everything in, but I didn't risk it. My duffle bag back pack that I used to wear (this is the hopeful replacement) would have easily fit everything. Design is nice. I like the way it looks. It definitely doesn't look "made for the bike" like some people say for some reason, but it certainly looks like a nice accessory. Overall, so far, I'm very happy with it. I think it's maaaaaaaybe a little expensive for what it is, but also I have Nelson Rigg's rain suit and it has been great, so I'm done paying a bit more for quality.

This is a very nice tail bag. I wanted something small but functional that wouldn't take away from the sleep lines of my BMW M 1000 XR. This fits the outline of the rear seat almost perfectly. Almost looks like it was from BMW for this bike. Install took about 10 minutes. I followed the video instructions here and it was pretty quick and easy. I definitely recommend. I'll update for durability if it has any issues but so far five stars for sure!

I bought this because it is one of the few tail bags that straps UNDER a passenger seat. No need to route straps down to the passenger peg brackets, license plate frame or any of that sloppy stuff. It's nice and clean, installed. I also bought a tank bag for my Honda CBR500R, a Cortech 12L one. It's just the right size, and it's very handy, but to my surprise, it is not the one that stays on the bike all the time, as it kind of ruins the lines of the bike. This one doesn't; it looks like it was made for the bike. The tank bag, I use for day trips or longer, along with this tail bag, and I don't have luggage hanging off the sides of the bike, into the breeze, wrecking the slick aerodynamics of a sportbike. The bag is big enough for a small grocery run. Two bottles of wine and a bag of frozen fried rice from Trader Joe's will fit in with it un-expanded. Zip the expansion open, and it accommodates a few more groceries nicely. Don't plan on that extra capacity though: if you're like me, you'll always think you can get more in it than you can, when you're in the store. The rain cover is awesome quality; quite sturdy and rubber coated on the inside, so it doesn't leak. Only problem is that it doesn't really fold down too flat and it stores in the zipped mesh pocket inside the top of this bag, which robs capacity. If you live in a dry climate, just take that rain cover out, and you'll be able to use more capacity. Otherwise, keep it handy, as the carbon-fiber-look panels on the top just soak up the rain immediately. Another thing that robs a bit of capacity is the fact that when you strap it down tightly to your seat, the bottom caves in a bit. The looser you strap it down, the more capacity you have. I'll keep this in mind. If I ever need just a smidge more room, I'll pop the passenger seat off with the key, then loosen the straps a bit, knowing the fact that the bag is stuffed will tighten it up again. The gray-ish piping around the top near the zippers is retro-reflective, and so is the lighter-colored material on the carry handle. The bag includes conventional tie-down straps, in case the seat-strap mounting isn't working on your bike. The zipper action is smooth, but you need to be pulling up slightly while zipping or unzipping or it kind of drags around the corners. Attached is a pic of it on my bike, just in front of the Givi rack. It looks even sharper without the luggage rack fitted. In case you're wondering, I don't think you'd get away with the larger size, if you have a sportbike; it would really be spilling over. This one is the right size for the small passenger seat on sportbikes, just as Nelson-Rigg advertises. Last reason I bought this is that it has a better warranty than Cortech. Lifetime no-hassle vs. 3 year or something. Would've been nice to have matching styles, but I went with the perfect application for each end of the bike. I didn't like the frumpy look of Nelson-Rigg's tank bags. They need to refresh their tankbag designs, but this tail bag is perfect.

Fits perfectly on back of 2025 Honda Rebel 1100 SE. We added OEM Honda rack to back fender. Great product. Love how it expands for more items. Cant wait for more adventures.

I bought this tail bag for a 1000 mile trip on my 2009 R1. Installation was not hard on the tiny rear seat but had to figure out a way to tuck in excessive strap. The things i carried on this trip that i could fit in the sport tail bag are 3 t-shirts, first aid kit, 1/4 hex wrench tool kit, duct tape, multi tool screw driver, 4 rag towels, lens cleaner for visor, 3 pairs of socks. I also carried a back pack that contained clear visor, thin sweater for additional liner, a rain coat that can go on my leathers. The tail bag is very sturdy and a good looking one. I did not have any trouble in twisties, however with the added weight you got to adjust your riding a bit to handle the bike in corners effectively. Throughout my ride the bag was stable but at every long stop i was checking the straps to make sure they are tight. I also used the the rain protection cover that came with the tail bag during heavy down pour at one stretch of the ride. It worked out really well, no water came through and more importantly it is designed well not to have any wind drag. My ride was a success and i made back in one piece :) I don't have to write this lengthy review but anyone who rides a sports bike could benefit from this info if they are in doubt on doing long rides. The only thing i didn't like about this bag is the handling of excessive straps, it comes with a elastic band where you can stick it in but i wasn't confident that it will hold the weight in the bag and loosen itself during the ride.

NR makes high-quality stuff, and this tail bag is no exception. It's very roomy, with room enough for a full face helmet, and it has a zippered net pocket on the underside of the lid for smaller items. The reflective material on it is helpful for visibility for riding at night, the walls and lid hold their shape well even when empty, the material is fade resistant, and last but not least, it's guaranteed for life. A bit spendy, but I believe it was a sound investment!

I ordered a used size Sport off Amazon, low and behold the bag showed up brand spanking new but someone had removed the straps and returned it prior. I was going to send back and reorder but instead reached out to Nelson Rigg, they didn't bat an eye at it and had the 4 pillion straps in the mail and to me in 2 days. As for the bag itself, the quality matches the customer service and is nothing short of excellent. The look is slick, the feel of the material is solid and well put together, the rain fly is thick and durable to take on any wind or water you throw at it. The storage of the bag is perfect for my needs. Such as clothes, lunches, or simple overnight trips. I attached a photo of some groceries inside. Besides the few seasons and meat I had at home already I was able to fit all the canned goods, veggies, and extras needed for large pot of chili, all of it fit on top of a 32oz bottle of coffee creamer. This bag just made my Duke the perfect grocery getter!!! Now I'm limited but not limited to what I can spend on what I need for a week worth of meals. I can get all the needs and with some extras but not so much I'm wasting money. With the side pockets and mesh netting inside spare tools and extra gloves will always be able to be with me now. All in all for the price I don't think you'll be able to beat the quality and expectations of a tail bag for any bike you have. You won't be disappointed with this purchase.