Waterproof Motorcycle Saddlebags - 50L Motorbike Travel Panniers - Detachable Bags for Scooter, Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha (Grey, 2 Pack)

So far I’m very happy, they are a little big, but easy to take off you don’t need them. I would encourage a buyer to consider getting a frame for them to rest on. If you are looking for some good sized saddle bags these are pretty nice.

Hice un viaje largo, ingrese a terrenos de tierra y en asfalto a velocidad promedio de 130 km y las maletas se comportaron excelente, estuve en lluvia y cubrió muy bien del agua, muy contento con las maletas

I have pannier racks on my XT250 and needed waterproof bags for the bike. These bags were easy to attach to the rack and the price is good.

son muy buenas y tienen un excelente tamaño. se debe tratar de cerrar muy bien para que queden totalmente selladas.

This can hold lots of items. The bag is waterproof fits great on my moped. There is a strap that goes under the seat and the velcro flap goes over the seat. So it doesn't fly away even in extreme winds. The only reason I'm having to buy a second bag is because someone hit me and kept going and busted the straps on my saddlebag I have had these bags for over a year. You won't regret your purchase but the cost is a little high.

Biggest waste of 90.00 I had yet to spend. I think Walmart plastic bags are more durable. Not one clip fits a motorcycle to secure the bags. Even closed I can reach in and grab stuff out of my bags when it's supposed to be waterproof. Bags flaps around first sliding into my exhaust pipe. Then down into my tire. Then it tugged my plastics off the motorcycle and now cost me 400.00 for a replacement panel it pulled off. It literally only has two snap connectors to secure this giant bag that is way to big for a motorcycle and way to flappy..

I purchased it to carry fuel cans.

I'm not sure why it says these will fit a Sporster. I have saddlebag brackets, so they were ok to not interfere with the wheels or anything that moves, but they are simply too big for my bike. They can interfere with whether the brake lights are seen. They are great though otherwise. I'm going to save them to maybe use on a bigger bike if I get one.

Bought for my adventure bike to preserve the hard cases. These are simple strap over the seat types and look completely waterproof. Only 25litres per side but that's more than enough. Shipped quickly and seem to be well made. Good value so far.

great bag for the money

I think these are a nice bag without trying them out and they may work for certain applications. The adjustable velcro strap that straddles the seat is too short by possibly 6" for some applications and may let go under heavy use. The securing straps to the racks are inadequate and I would suggest 2 straps instead of one and can be remedied by adding your own strap....not a deal breaker. I am unsure if these are totally waterproof as I have not tried them however, if they are rolled like a dry bag they might withstand heavier downpours. Perhaps someone can expound on this matter. All in all I believe these are decent economical bags and will do the job adequately provided they fit the right bike application. To all users I recommend shielding the exhaust with a heatshield. They get a 4 star rating because this product is so close to fulfilling the intended application.

Product Review: Motorcycle SaddlebagsI recently purchased a set of motorcycle saddlebags, and while they initially seemed promising, my experience took a turn for the worse.Pros:Appearance: The saddlebags looked sleek and well-designed. They added a nice aesthetic to my bike, which was a plus.Waterproof: True to their claim, the saddlebags are waterproof. They managed to keep my items dry during light rain, which is a critical feature for any rider.Cons:Attachment Issue: Unfortunately, the biggest drawback is how poorly they stayed attached to my bike when empty. On a windy day, the bags detached completely and, to my frustration, were blown away, never to be found again.Security: It’s clear these bags need better securing mechanisms or straps to ensure they remain on the bike, even when they aren’t full. Losing them this easily is unacceptable for a product that’s supposed to be durable and reliable.Overall Verdict: Despite their good looks and waterproofing, the saddlebags fall short in the most important aspect: staying put. I'd recommend looking for something more secure, especially if you’re often riding in windy conditions.

Bags do not close tight if they are not full. Side clips are too high on the bag to secure tightly when partially full, causing the top to open. Had to use bungee cords to keep bags tight to the pannier racks. Seem to be waterproof if the top stays closed.