“The main compartment has a huge 40L capacity. I was able to fit my drone and DSLR in their bulky carry bags, along with my sleeping bag, camping pillow, stove, camping chair, some clothes—and I still had room for more. You can even increase the capacity by another 20L. There are elastic straps and buckles on top to hold extra gear, plus multiple external and internal pockets.”
“This bag doesn’t just work on an adventure bike like the Pan America—it’ll also fit a Sportster. I’ll be taking it on a camping trip with my Sporty very soon. Swapping it over is easy—just undo the straps. You can use Rok Straps too, but I like the included ones since they don’t flap everywhere.”
"I’ve been using this tail bag for several weeks, and it’s proven to be a reliable piece of gear for everything from carrying my laptop and lunch to extra clothes and rain gear. Whether you're lane-splitting in California or cruising through Georgia traffic, this bag makes life easier without adding bulk. Plus, it's budget-friendly. The expandable capacity and smart side-access design make it incredibly versatile for daily commutes or weekend rides. It’s quickly become one of my go-to motorcycle accessories."
"These little saddlebags are more useful than you can imagine. Made from PVC material, they’re resistant to water, heat, and high temperatures. Just look how great the bike looks with these side bags. If you go on rides, create content, or simply want a practical way to carry your gear, these bags are a simple, affordable, and ultra-practical solution. "
"The RIDEIRON waterproof backpack is waterproof. That was real science, real results. The back of this bag is really plush, very comfortable indeed. The straps are padded, and you also get these three pads on the back. I would imagine on a summer's day if you were wearing a t-shirt, you'd probably get less of a sweaty back with this backpack. Generally the quality is good. The design details like the breathable back padding really show that this backpack is made with comfort and usability in mind."
"Look at this the 70 L bag, fits my inflatable mattress, my tent is actually smaller than this, so that's why I've used the biggest thing I have for the camping so I could easily get my tent in here. So now when I rock up at a biker Festival I look the part and everything will be dry, cuz even my bin bags let raining, uh cuz obviously they get ripped in the wind and whatever else these things will just keep everything born dry and dare I say it I think it looks bloody amazing."
"You can also get a personalized name that's embroidered on this lovely patch and even a picture. Now to carry your bag around you have this lovely grab handle and also a shoulder strap there's a little pocket just here for you to be able to put your straps away to keep it nice and neatly stored. It has this roll-type system which means it seals itself from any water getting inside the bag, likewise on the other side just clip it in and it's in place release system that you can undo all that loose air and make your bag even smaller."
“I just installed the bag using the four straps—there's even a guide on the bag if you need help. I tucked the shoulder strap inside for later and clipped everything in place. If the straps are too long, just roll them up and pin them. All set and ready for the road!”
