Rhinowalk Motorcycle Tail Bag Motorbike Side Bag 30L Full Waterproof Motor Saddle Pannier Bag Rear Rack Trunk Professional Motor Accessories-Black

This bag holds quite a bit, and is easy to secure to the back of my bike. Plenty of strapping options, and kept everything dry in the rain. I feel like this bag should last several seasons, and is a great value. I have a Torque bag plate on the back of my bike and that worked perfect. My sleeping bag was a little big, so I just netted it and my jacket on top.

I have used this bag for 2000 miles of on/off road riding through heavy rain storms and blazing hot sunny days. The straps provided work great and have so far not lost their elasticity. I pack a tent, sleeping bag, air mattress, clothes bag and rain gear in it along with camp stove and stove fuel fastened to the back of the bike. Full the bag weighs 55 lbs. It fits perfectly across the saddle bags and balances out my load and low enough that my leg will swing over it when getting on or off the bike. I have not used it as a carry bag so I figure that is only for emergencies.

Just used this bag (30L) on a 1200 mile motorcycle trip. I mounted it on the rear trunk lid rack on my Harley (note: once compressed, the bag is a little big for the rack, but worked fine and stayed in place). I secured the bag with a small cargo net and 2 bungee cords (there are several d-rings to use). We hit several thunderstorms while riding and a major one while stopped to eat. At the end of that day, ALL contents in the bag were dry and the bag didn’t move with the high winds. Note: this is like using a duffel bag and loads from the bottom up. If you want something on the bottom, you’ll need to take things out. Not a major deal, but if you’re not used to using a duffel bag, a little bit of a pain or pack as you need things. Once the gear was in the bag, it closes up nicely and compresses with the cinch straps. I didn’t use the backpack straps, just carried it with the handle. Overall, the bag is well made and will keep your gear dry.

Good

Not as this as the name brand stuff, but not bad for the price. should be fine on the top rack where I don't hit brush.

Got it beginning of summer and now the end of winter it has worked perfectly through the seasons. It is practical and convenient and has its pros and cons but I would have another if I ever need. Note: it does get hot in the summer sun and the strap system is made to accommodate a wide variety, so it takes a little adjusting to work for you but you can quickly disconnect it bag from the bike and have a portable waterproof bag, 30L holds a 24pack of beer with a little room to spare and a semi flat zipper pouch too. I have a tail rack but not pannier racks, so I don’t know if it would work without the tail rack, but it will work without pannier racks. No issues with the water proof so far. The Bag pairs well with the Rhino saddle bags which I also got and I like them just the same, super useful and collapsible and have held up well to on road and ruff off road park conditions. Plan on doing some adventure riding with camping trips this spring, already have done some dry runs and this set up will work for light to moderate camping.

Good build. Looks like it would last

Bought his bag to replace an older model that had started to give way where one of the straps connects. When it arrived it came with loop straps vs the hook straps of the older model. Loop straps are great for attaching the bag to a rack or looping under the seat, but under the seat does not feel secure enough on my bike which has a rather small upper seat and no rear rack. With the older model I had set my bike up to attach the bag with hook straps which to loops on my side cases. The loop straps don't work with this set-up. Contacted customer service. After a bit of back and forth re how the attach the bag, they offered to send me a set of hook straps at no charge so I don't have to borrow them from another bag. Nice folks. Stand behind their products. As for the bag itself, this model is a huge upgrade over the previous model. Thicker material. Nice cushion/anti-scratch padding on the bottom. Has more structure which I found makes it easier to load. I was in fact able to pack more in this 30L bag than the previous model. Just took on 1200 mile 4 day camping trip with half day of rain and it worked perfectly. Easy to pack and re-pack. Everything stayed dry. I do own some Kriega bags which these essentially mimic. For my money the Rhino bag easily wins out over the much more expensive Kriega 30L. All the same versatility at much lower cost,