Rhinowalk Motorcycle Tail Bag, Expandable Motorcycle Travel Luggage Bags 80L, Waterproof All-Weather Trunk Rack Bag with Sissy Bar Straps & Helmet Rain Cover-Black

I'm preparing for a long motorcycle trip and decided to look for a bag to replace my Kuryakyn, which in many ways is a very good quality bag, but I always felt that its round shape provided less room for its footprint compared to a rectangular shape. After shopping around, I wound up ordering this Rhinowalk 60L bag. For about the same footprint as the Kuryakyn, the Rhinowalk has much more room, and items simply fit in it better. I saw some comments about the zippers not being high quality, but I found them to be fine. Maybe that's because I've seen some REALLY cheap zippers. :-) Notably, they slide to open and close easily and don't hang up. I suppose every zipper has its limits, so I wouldn't cram too much in the bag so that you are having to force the zippers closed. Otherwise. I don't foresee any problems. The bag overall is well-made and comes with a nice set of straps. I already made my own nylon tie-down straps with snap hooks and D-rings, so I don't need their tie-down straps. With that said, they should work in most applications. The bag also comes with a couple of nice 36" nylon straps with cam buckles that hold very well. There is an adequate number of D-rings on the bag to make tying it down pretty easy. I know that the bag is not waterproof, but it looks to me that it will repel at least light and maybe even moderate rains. I can see where the zippers might let in a little water compared to the Kuryakyn's very high quality zippers, but the construction of the bag would appear to provide some protection against that. The rain cover comes in a small stuff bag, so it's easy to take along. The rain cover has an elastic band at the bottom and a built-in bayonet strap for extra security. I haven't actually used the bag yet, but based on observation, I'm optimistic that it will do the job just fine. Update: Just completed 6,700 miles of riding, and the 60L bag worked out great. It has all the capacity I need and the side storage areas were handy. I didn't run into any serious rain, so I cannot comment on water resistance, but I probably would not bother with the rain cover unless the rain was pretty heavy. As I mentioned, I used my own straps to tie down the bag, but I did attach a provided strap to each side rail to prevent any lateral sliding just for insurance. I'm happy with this purchase.

The top is expandable, and there is a molly strap system on one side. there is a water proof pouch on one side too, but if you dont use the rain cover the pouch will get wet inside- so it might as well be a vestigial organ you can cut out without consequence. The top hatch also has loops to put a suitcase lock for security, but those loops aren't on the side hatches. You could remove the zipper strings and lock the zipper that way, but then your zipper wouldt have pull strings. Someone could just open the thing from the side and take stuff from your bag. The straps that secure the bag to the bike have been updated from buckles too, but someone with scissors or a knife could just cut them and take the bag all together. I like that it can turn into a backpack.

Well made, well thought out, high quality. This is exactly what I needed for my speed triple. Won't look crazy on the back and holds as much as a backpack would. Great mounting points, very well made straps (didn't even think that was possible) the straps are super secure and adjustable and the ends won't flap in the wind with this design. Love the space for a water bottle on top and the space for dirty clothes under the flap and seperate from the clean. The dividers in the sides are great sizes and convenient. Exactly what I wanted and very glad I made the leap instead of trying to Chinese Amazon brand stuff

I recently went on a USA cross country motorcycle trip for 35 days in July and used this bag every day on my Harley Davidson Road Glide. Some days it was pouring rain, others it was bright and sunny. I drove through 40 degree weather through Crater Lake National Park in Oregon all the way to 110 degrees in the flat of New Mexico and the Valley of Death in California. Pros: The bag strapped down to the top of my tour pack relatively easy. Once you have the straps set in place in the correct location (according to your bike model) it is easy to take the bag on and off by clipping and unclipping. The bag has a lot more space than i anticipated. I was able to carry clothes for a week in the center pouch of the bag. I utilized the extra space extension of the bag. The side pouches were nice for carrying toiletries, chargers, extra gear, etc. The zippers functioned well. The bag was mostly waterproof, but would allow some water and dampness in on rainy days if the rain cover was not used. The materials that the bag is made are quality and held up for the entire trip. Cons: The rain cover quality diminished within the 35 days of riding which is disappointing. I didn't use the rain cover every day, maybe 20 of the 35 days it was actually used. The material itself started to break down and flakes would fall off of the cover. Overall I am happy with the purchase of the bag for the price you pay. Ultimately it would be nice if the bag was completely water proof rather than water resistant.

Nice sturdy bag and very functional. Will expand as needed but holds plenty of stuff for quite a few days without expanding . Mine sits perfectly on my goldwing passenger seat and straps to the passenger handles. I can put a spare helmet on top of it and it all holds in place. Good bag for the price. I’m happy with mine BUT it is too much bag for a simple overnight trip where a small backpack is all that’s needed.

Very well made

S'adapte parfaitement à ma moto... Volume idéal pour un road trip de 8 jours.

Just used this on my motorcycle camping trip, very large, well built with sturdy nylon(?) fabric, multiple compartments, and an anti-slip base so it doesn't slide around the seat. I haven't used it in the rain yet, but there is a rain cover it comes with. I would buy this again.

Tras 2 viajes con ella offroad y onroad. Estoy encantadísimo con la maleta, sus acabados, su funcionalidad. Aguanta lluvia, arrastrones etc. Los enganches y costuras tras 8.000 km de viaje parecen en buen estado y la capacidad materiales etc todo genial. Encantadísimo con ella.

Ich bin wirklich begeistert von der Rhinowalk Motorrad-Sitztasche! Sie hat mich in allen Bereichen überzeugt. Die Größe ist super flexibel: Mit der Grundkapazität von 50 Litern bietet sie schon ordentlich Platz, aber wenn’s mal mehr sein muss, lässt sie sich auf bis zu 70 Liter erweitern – genial! Egal ob Kleidung, Werkzeug, Laptop oder Proviant – alles findet seinen Platz, und dank der mehreren Innenfächer inkl. Trocken-Nass-Trennung bleibt es auch gut organisiert. Besonders gefällt mir die robuste Konstruktion mit stabilem Rand und cleverem Vierpunktbefestigungssystem. Die Tasche sitzt fest und sicher, selbst bei höheren Geschwindigkeiten oder auf unebenem Gelände – kein Verrutschen, kein Flattern. Das MOLLE-System an den Seiten, vorne und oben ist extrem praktisch: Man kann problemlos zusätzliche Taschen und Ausrüstung befestigen – ideal für längere Reisen oder Camping. Auch in Sachen Wetterfestigkeit hat sie mich überzeugt. Die Tasche selbst ist sehr widerstandsfähig, und mit der mitgelieferten Regenhülle bleibt alles komplett abgedichtet und trocken. Die mitgelieferten Gurte und der Schultergurt machen den Transport abseits des Bikes angenehm – perfekt z. B. für Hotels oder Campingplätze. Fazit: Die Rhinowalk Sitztasche ist durchdacht, robust und extrem praktisch – eine echte Empfehlung für jeden Motorradfahrer, der auf Tour geht und Wert auf Qualität, Flexibilität und Ordnung legt. Ich kann sie nur empfehlen.