RhinowalkMotorcycle Saddle bags, Waterproof motorcycle saddlebags, shoulder bag 48L(24L*2), for most Adventure and Sport Motorcycle Racks, 1 Pair

The only thing I'm not crazy about is the bottom straps for like blankets or tool rolls. It's really a personal problem since they can't be used due to the muffler. Just if you have an underwear exhaust or something that doesn't sweep up you may be able to utilize them. The muffler standoff accessory is needed if you do have a diagonal side mount exhaust. It does the job keeping the bags from melting

Spacious and easy to assemble on the bike. Fit my KLX300R very well for a 5 day offroad trip. Customer service was very responsive and helpful when I stupidly damaged one of the bags through my own carelessness!

Ordered this bag for a upcoming trip on my Wr250r. The straps are long, but you can roll the straps and use the provided velcro built on the straps to tighten them up.Also, something that was helpful to tidy up the straps was a roll of velcro bought from harbor freight.The bag quality seems good, it's thicker then I expected from the price range.The large size seems about perfect on the WR and the Drz. Glad it didn't go with the XL.UPDATE: The bags held up great, but the plastic buckles on the main straps that go over the seat are weak and can fail.8 miles into our ride, my buddy who also bought these for this trip had his buckle fail, the bag went into the rear tire and chewed up the bag, destroying his new bag. We used zip ties ect to get us threw the trip.The bags also tend to sag toward the rear tire after time. I'm not sure I'll use them on another ride, might just go with a Giant loop as another guy in our group had (with no issues) Or I'll have to atleast find some metal buckles to replace the plastic ones.

I took these on a 1000 mile off/on road enduro trip and the front cross strap plastic buckle broke and came apart from the bags while I was riding. Luckily I was able to salvage the situation before the back tire chewed up the bags too bad. I pulled over and rigged it with some cam straps I had. The bags were waterproof and attached to the bike pretty easily (drz400). I think these would be totally fine if its mostly on roads and not so much off road riding. 48 liters is pretty tight packing for even minimal camping gear, maybe suggest one size up of what you think you might need.

I like these because they hold more than you would think. The bags are heavy duty and appear to be completely waterproof. They fit on my Husqvarna with a timber rack but were confusing to attach at first, with no instructions and lots of attaching straps and buckles. Once I sorted it all out every strap was in play and they fit well without moving around or rubbing the finish. Good value. DAVID

Lots of straps and buckles that make the bag(s) difficult to use. I shelved this bag and found a different one that works better for me.

Was able to fit my 2-person tent, tarp, and emergency tool kit in 1 bag, the second had my sleeping pad and sleeping bag, plus small chair and table. Took the bulk away allowing me to carry, my backpack with just clothes and cooking kit.

Attached these to my BMW R1150R and took them on a few long trips. I enjoy them and had no problems at all. I would use them on my VFR if I didn't have stock hardbags. I rode through a few rainstorms and everything inside was bone dry

Fits perfectly on my bike, suzuki sfv650, or anything similar. Did well in rain and hail, kept inside really dry. And stores well because it can be folded and doesnt keep much space.

Muy practicas

Good price point and quality product. Fit on my dr650 bought saddlebag mounts at the same time but probably weren't necessary. Allows me to carry my rain gear on trips and also perfect size to fit my collapsible fishing rod. Washed them while cleaning my bike and they are definitely waterproof.

très bien

Por el momento esta todo bien lo elegí para mis viajes don fáciles de transportar