Nelson Rigg Trails End Fender Bags

I like the way this bag strapped to the forks to hold it in place. However, the cam buckles are too close to the long sides of the bag. so unless the bag is fully loaded, there is insufficient strap length between the hook, and the cam buckle to allow you to cinch down adequately. this could’ve been easily addressed by simply locating the cam buckles closer to the centerline of the bag.

Great little bag, I mounted it on the front fender of my TW200.

Ok, first and foremost: There is ZERO chance of this bag falling off if you use the included fork-tube straps that come with it. However, those straps are packed inside the bag's main compartment so anyone who doesn't look (or didn't read the single instruction page) might miss it. I feel bad that those reviews are bringing down what is really a 5-star product.The bag is thin in height/depth, yes. It's not like the big, boxy rear-fender tool bags. But that's because a) the front fender isn't generally designed to hold weight like the rear fender, and b) if it were any taller it would block your headlight beam. Again, not sure why people are deducting stars for an intentional design, here.As for the bag: The ballistic polyester material is super thick & sturdy, and PVC-lined so it's water resistant. Zippers are beefy and are the luggage-lock variety so you can throw a small lock or some wire through there for extra security against the zippers opening on the trail. The cam buckles are aluminum, and the straps are a nice, thick webbing. There are even elastic loops that keep the extra webbing from flapping in the wind -- a very well thought-out design. I've tried pulling hard but can't make the straps budge -- it's a very secure system. All junctures are box-x stitched for strength, which feels very stout. The metal clips that attach to the fender are rubber-coated, and the bag bottom is a soft, grippy/rubbery material. The bag is very well made.Here's a list of what I currently have in mine, and there's still a bit more room; it's not bulging at all. If you carry a full spare 21" tube, then you won't be able to fit all this stuff. But I prefer to use the bag more for an emergency tool/repair kit for my WR-450F so I'm not forced to put this stuff in my backpack (I don't use a rear-fender tool bag).I know this sounds like a lot, but it all fits perfectly:- 2 tire irons- Tube patch kit x5 (I keep a compact hand pump in my backpack)- Mini needlenose vise grips- 8" adjustable wrench (opens up to 27mm for rear axle nut)- Small coil of safety wire- 2ft Gorilla tape (folded)- Assorted zip-ties- 2-in-1 Phillips/flathead screwdriver- LED mini flashlight- Disposable gloves 1 pair- Shop rag- Small hotel bar soap (to use as tire lube and/or cleanup)- Hex key set- 1/4"-drive mini socket wrench with 8mm, 10mm, 12mm sockets- Combo wrenches in 8mm, 10mm, 12mm

Bought this for Christmas for my husband. He absolutely loves it. He has it mounted on the KDX 220r motocross bike. He mainly rides in the woods. He said it’s a little long but it doesn’t bother him. That was the worst complaint he could Come up with. He goes pretty hard in 1the woods making his own trails getting suck in mud, we are from New England so lots of trails. Anyhow it’s very durable. It holds everything he needs. And it so far has been worth the money. I compartments are nice as they keep everything organized and keeps items safe from knocking together or making noise. He was very excited about this and I will update it something happens to it.

Ok. Where to start? The product I received does not look exactly like the one pictured here. The straps for the triple tree on mine are actually sewn into the bag with a traditional style plastic buckle. I can’t say if this is better or worse. This bag seems to be made “ok”. The zipper feels nice. The material feels quality. Then I noticed the logo. Or should I say I noticed the “glue” around the logo. This logo is obviously a “sew on style”. Well…. They either did not know this or they just didn’t care. They slathered some kind of nasty, gooey, space age goop on this logo and just slapped it right on the bag. I can’t complain too much… because I am a minimalist and actually prefer the look of bag without it’s gaudy bright yellow logo. But seriously… that’s kind of sub par in my book. They could definitely have done a better job here. In the words of the infamous Wranglerstar, this just does NOT give me the fizz….

Not waterproof but will keep your things reasonably dry as long as you don't submerge the bag in water or ride in rain for long periods of time. After riding for miles with the front tie down loops of the bag held tight to the bungee hooks on the back of the seat on my Honda CRF250L with bungy straps and the rear tie down loops looped over the rear bungy hooks on my bike, the bag has not torn or fallen off even with 6 or 7 pounds of stuff bouncing around in it. The reason I tied the bag on instead of bolting it to the fender (which would probably be the best way to secure it with the included hardware) is because I didn't want to drill through my fender. I would have given it 5 stars on "ease of install" if it came with a good set of straps to attach it to the subframe.

Nice front bag to keep tire levers and wrench in. Quick install, with all the parts needed. Really nice zippers. This company makes nice bags. Recommend.

The lower loops broke lose within the first hour of riding. Bolted my old one down and it is still great. Don’t use the lower loops to Secure the item and you will be very happy with the it.

Se veía de buena calidad, buen espacio en general se veía un producto que iba a durar mucho tiempo, sin embargo a la segunda salida las costuras de la base se rompieron por lo cual el rollo de herramienta se salió por abajo, perdiendo mi herramienta, literalmente la maleta se desprendió de la base, la marca dice tener garantía de por vida, ya inicie mi reclamo y mande el articulo, si me responde la garantía cambiare mi calificación.

Excelente calidad y gran precio

Excelente

Ya en la practica para hacer enduro, por más que aprietes es posible que 1 de cada 3 salidas, el maletín se caiga.

Nice size tail bag, tool bag holds everything I need to do trail repairs. Water resistant but definitely not water proof. First one had seam failure but was replaced under warranty. Bit of lip chap on the zipper made it much smoother to open and close