KEMIMOTO PVC Waterproof Motorcycle Saddlebags 50L(25Lx2) Adventure Dual Sport Bike Luggage Bag Saddle Bags Side Bags for Dirtbike Motorbike Travel Motorcycle Panniers Bags Gray

Excellent saddle bags. Took them on a long motorcycle road trip. Even in down pouring rain-multiple times, everything in the bags remained perfectly dry. They are incredibly spacious and content is easy to access.

Great waterproof adjustable saddlebags 50L 25 liters each side. The KEMIMOTO Motorcycle Saddlebags are constructed from strong material. They are waterproof and fold (similar to a drybag) to seal out moisture/water/rain. I tweaked the bags by reinforcing the inside of the saddlebags that sit against the motorcycle frame and bought buckle straps and carabiners to secure each side of the bags so they don't move during leaning turns or when riding at speed on the interstate. They were perfect for the Fall-2023 3000-mile trip which included; interstate, mountain roads, back country roads, removing and moving camp daily. I over-stuffed the bags. No tears, no sags, look brand new as of 5-21-2024. Good price too

These are pretty good for the price. They are spacious and waterproof. They'll do well on any bike that keeps them away from the exhaust. So long as you don't rip them they'll be fully waterproof. The attachment straps are "OK" but not super strong. Over-the-seat attachment system is 2x 2" velcro straps as well as 2x 2" straps going through the thinnest double D-buckles (metal) you've ever seen. I had mine mounted on a frame I bought which helped give the bags some rigidity and something solid on the back to strap them to since they went onto an XT250 dual-sport bike. This put one of the bags a half inch from the exhaust, and almost touching the metal heat shield. Did 800 miles over 4 days, 8+ hours a day of riding, and the bags held up. Nothing melted, though things inside the bag by the exhaust were definitely "warm". One bag had some abrasion on the soft inner padding which I think came from a sharp edge of the metal rack attachment point. The tie-down straps are strangely organized, which is the only reason I'm knocking it down from 5 stars to 4. The end ones are way too long or have the bottom strap portion way too high so you could never use all the strap (e.g. if the bag was pretty empty and you wanted to cinch it down. The outer straps which go across the bag openings are way too short. Good enough to hold the bag closed but if they were a bit longer then they could be used to say hold down a jacket or a tent or something like that. Weird! Anyway, overall happy given the price. Last year I got a pair of Rhinowalk 48L soft saddle bags which are more than 2x the price, but I'd also say 2x the quality of material and construction, so a good case of "you get what you pay for". Attached photo shows them loaded up on the bike. They survived 200 miles of dirt road & trail on that trip, and a further 600 miles on pavement. I reckon they'll hold together pretty well for a good long time so long as there is no big crash or drop.

First day of my trip I got slammed with a horrible storm got to my hotel a whole new level of wet , all my gear in the bags completely dry , I cut up a cardboard box so I could have a sturdy bottom on the bags so they wouldn’t sag, the material on the underside did not mess up my paint , the bags are easy to install and get in and out of and worked 11/10 , coming back I got hit with one of the worst storms I ever have gone through and they held up dry as can be , I don’t write reviews but I needed the biker community to know that these things are great and with a little bit of cardboard they can be even better we’ll worth every penny

These motorcycle dry bags worked extrremely well for cross country motorcycle trip on BMWR1200ST sport bike. They did require a fabricated rack to keep in place and not swing around when loaded up. I used 1/4 in steel tube and 3/4" rolled flat steel to fabricate ones that mounted under side panels and projected down nearly to bottom of bag. My muffler is lower and did not come close to bag but these would require a guard if overlaying on a muffler piece. Materials for bags and mounting quite good. Heavy duty clips and velcro openings to roll shut. Overall great price and can carry a good size load.

I used these on my 2011 DL650 VStrom. The Strom has some good places to attach straps, but the straps on the bags don't match up too well. If you are handy with webbing and buckles you can rig up a better system pretty easily. On the left side, I have a tool tube mounted which keeps the left bag out of the rear wheel. On the right side, the muffler serves that purpose and the stock heat shield keeps the bag from melting. No need for racks on my bike.

Excellent waterproof bags but the cheap cloth attachment straps literally dry rotted apart in about a year rendering the bags useless

These saddlebags arrived with a big hole in the bottom corner of one of the bags. It looked like it had been burned. I called the company to let them know I needed them to send a replacement overnight because we needed them for a trip. They refused and said I would have to go through Amazon. So I called Amazon ask them to send a replacement and they said it was out of stock. So this KEMIMOTO COMPANY had a very badly damaged product in their Amazon store. Amazon did not know it was damaged and sent it to me. So I would not recommend buying anything from KEMIMOTO.

Missing the velrco flap that holds the two sides together. Did have some Velcro with the straps, but its basically useless to try and use it on a bike. Just don't waste your money

Look like they will be fine on my DRZ400S with pannier racks. They were much less expensive than the Nelson Rigg brand and see to be well made and should be waterproof. Yet be tested on the road and trails

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buen precio, resistentes, bonitas ya instaladas

Very useable. Not as sturdy as some other brand names but does the trick for a fraction of the cost.