ATV Tank Saddlebag, Black

Kudos to Amazon, received my stuff one full day sooner than expected, awesome. I ordered the bags for use on my 2001 KLR650. They fit quite well on the bike, but there are a couple of issues. When installed, the bags sit with a slight cant where the bottom of the bags is slightly forward of the top. This angle changes slightly depending on how the bags are oriented ( bottle holder right or bottle holder left), and will interfere with the handlebars at full lock or with my knees while in a normal riding position. Neither of these interferences are really a deal breaker for me, as they are both slight. But, they may be an issue to others. I also used the provided velcro on the back to keep the bags in position. I don't think the velcro is a long lasting solution for this so I will look into modifying the bags and adding some nylon straps. Overall the bags appear to be well put together with decent material. I am particular about the stitch work on these kinds of products and this is usually an area of concern with overseas made items but these appear to have been very well stitched. The zippers are large with rubber pull grips and the drawstring on the bottle holder is hefty with a solid feel. There is a seperate mesh compartment in one of the bags, though I wish there was one in both. The bags are not huge but large enough for my tool kit, first aid kit, legal docs, extra pair of gloves, extra pair of shades, chewing gum, a couple of snack bars, pocket knife, a 6" fixed blade knife, phone and charger, side stand pad, patch kit, co2 kit, and a partridge in a pear tree....................... So, in this price range there really isn't a whole lot to be expected in overall quality, but, these bags are a happy exception, I am pretty satisfied with this purchase.

I have a 2002 Honda 680 Rincon 4-Wheeler (ATV). My husband has a 2001 650 Honda Rincon, and our 3 youngest boys all have 4-wheelers and/or dirt bikes. We live in Alaska, and we ride our 4-wheelers as much as we can, year round. On our machines we have little storage "boxes" so to speak, that don't hold more than a bottle of water and an extra pair of gloves. As "THE MOM", I need to have more things to carry, not just for myself, but for everyone. These saddlebags are perfect. A roll of toilet paper, my camera, my 380 Ruger, a box of ammo, on ONE side, and then some snacks and a small first aid kid on the other side. Amazing how much I can fit in this thing! I can also carry extra gloves, or a knit cap, or BB's all sorts of things for different types of trips. Great value and quality. The strings are nice and long, and it has the monster zippers. Very roomy inside, and it has a drawstring pocket on the outside ( Insulated ) for a bottle of water. Inside there is a "mesh" pocket, that I can throw my keys and what-nots into, with-out having to dig all the way to the bottom. It can be "permanently" placed on the tank. I choose not to do this. I don't care to utilize the velcro. We tend to ride in areas that have water and mud, LOL, and this is "water resistant" and easily cleaned. I had purchased a similar saddlebag at Wal-Mart for a few dollars more, and the first day I used it, the zipper jacked up and now can only be opened from one side. THIS PRODUCT IS SUPERIOR to any other in this price range. I have the black one, I see that it comes in "Camo", either way AtvLogic makes a good saddlebag! Great idea for Mothers Day and Fathers Day! Birthdays, Christmas, any Gift giving opportunities!!!

These have proven to be a good economy option for my snowmobile. I put these on a 2015 Ski-doo and they work pretty well. I would say that the materials are of moderate quality, but I feel that the quality is on par with the price point. The contour of the snowmobile means that they don't hang quite perfectly, but I haven't had any problems with them flopping around even without using the adhesive tape. I have yet to stuff the bags, but they hold everything I needed them to hold with space left over. I store a steno pad, a small spiral notepad, some hand and toe warmers, a pair of work gloves, and some small personal items and have plenty of space to add more. The drawstring pocket holds my 12 oz. vacuum coffee flask well; in fact, it fits completely inside the pocket. The zippers have cord on the pulls, so it's easy for me to open the pockets even in my arctic down gloves. This also makes the zippers easy for ravens to open, unfortunately, so I have clipped them together with small carabiners. The double zipper pulls make this possible, and the birds haven't figured out how to defeat that yet. The pocket opposite the beverage holder does have a mesh inner pocket for smaller things. One of the things I like best about this is that it's easy to pull off the machine and take inside at the end of the day.

These things are awesome. I have a Honda Trx400x which has zero storage. These bags are surprisingly spacious. The drink holder will easily fit a PowerAde bottle, and I can fit 2 more in the cargo area on that side. The other side has a small tool kit, first aide kit, and tire plug kit. Basically I use this to carry everything I want to have available on every single ride.I was a little concerned at first because it hangs fairly close to the engine and I was worried the bag would melt. While the bag does get warm, it's nowhere near melting, and the contents are unaffected. I carried a bottle of powerade that was 1/2 ice in it - after about 2 hours the ice was melted but it was still nice and cold when I wanted it (I know, it's not a cooler, just an example). I've only ridden about 100 miles with it on desert trails, so I don't know how long it will last. It's doing great so far, keeps things dry when I hose it off. And if it ever does wear out - it's $18, I'll get another one.

Purchased for a DRZ-400S. Fit perfect. They work amazing for trail riding. I keep a medical kit, some ratchet straps, a water bottle, and a few other things in them and they hold up well and fit most anything you'd want or need them to. The only qualm is that the provided Velco sucks, like a lot. Go to the store and buy some 3M velco strap and use that instead, as the provided one came undone as soon as I got over 10mph. Once replaced though with the 3M, they stay solidly in place at speeds up to around 70mph which is the fastest I've been with them.

Fits nicely on a Daymak Sasquatch23. Great for packing a water bottle and small trinkets. Bigger stuff gets tied to the racks with bungee cords, but what do you do with the small stuff? This is the solution. Very handy and reasonably well made for the price. I expect a few seasons out of it at least.

Aunque no fue el tamaño esperado y no le queda a las motocicletas de manera viable es un producto que le puedes usar en la bicicletas pero hay que adaptarlo ya se en la bicicleta o en la motocicleta si quieres usar en moto

Las bolsas no son tan grandes, puedes meter una chamarra talla L sin problema, se le mete el agua si llueve, en general es buen producto y resistente a todo tipo de clima. Lo único que cambiaría sería el tamaño y a lo mejor los cierres por otro tipo material para sellar las bolsas. Si buscas meter muchas cosas GRANDES, no te lo recomiendo.

Coqueta y resistente al agua. Recomendable. Solo hay que estar seguro que se adapte a la moto. En lo personal no quedó en mi tanque, pero si bajo el asiento del piloto

Pense que eran un poco mas grandes, son de buena calidad y de buen material pero son algo pequeñas y con el espacio para el agua se jala de un lado.Buen material contra lluvia