Motorcycle Saddlebags 18L(9L*2) Waterproof Motorbike Side Bags, Travel Luggage Panniers with Shoulder Strap for Adventure & Sport Motorcycle Racks, 1 Pair

I've had these on a WR250R for the past year. I can attest to the fact that these saddlebags are good and tough. My trail riding friends make fun of me riding with these on, but they've held up through crashes and drops. The reason I leave them on is that it takes so long to mount and dismount given the rear rack I have on the bike, so I've just decided to leave them there. I've done two longer multi-day trips with these properly loaded up and they are really sturdy. The shape is a little awkward and there's a bit of Tetris to get things fully loaded into the bottom pocket, however the construction of the material, stitching, and straps is exceptional. Photo shows them mounted on the bike at the back where they held up for four days of Adriondack back country dirt roads and trails (200 miles off pavement, a further 600 miles on tarmac). Definitely waterproof! The only thing to watch out for is proximity to exhaust. If you're getting these you probably have an ADV or dual sport bike and the exhaust is going to be right behind the bag. Get a heat shield, and also (importantly) make sure the bag and straps don't get in the path of the exhaust. I found that out the hard way and semi-melted a plastic buckle protector (with a metal buckle, which was fine) from it getting in the path of the hot exhaust. That happened when the bags were empty and there was a lot more slack. So make sure you get things cinched up snug and out of the way of the exhaust and moving parts. I highly recommend these! If I had the cash for a fancy Mosko Moto set of saddlebags I'd probably get those, but these are great for the price. On an XT250 (the bike in the front of the photo) you can see a pair of Kemi-moto saddlebags. A bout the same capacity, less than half the price, suitable for the purpose of light dual sport riding, but nothing like the quality of these Rhinowalk bags.

NOTE: I highly recommend purchasing some paint protective film (PPF) to use under these bags. I haven’t found any scratch’s on my bike, but any dirt or debris between these bags and your bike will almost certainly result in scratching. It’s worth the extra $20-$30 and a couple hours of your time to protect your bike. Okay on to the actual review: I bought these a little unsure whether they would work well on my 2019 Triumph Street Triple since there really isn’t much structure to attach bags to in the first place, but for ~$400 less than the SW Motech bags designed for the Striple I was willing to give them a shot. I’ve run these bags for a couple days now on various errands around town. I’ve loaded them down and ridden with them at highway speeds and had no issues. I was a bit skeptical of the strap method to attach them, but after getting everything set up they actually feel pretty solid. They aren’t as quick and easy to put on/take off as some other bags, but that’s not a major concern for me. The materials used feel good and I’m not worried about my stuff getting wet from a splash here or there. However, I’m not sure the roll top will stay waterproof while riding in the rain since the inner lip isn’t rubberized to create a good seal. I haven’t run into any rain since buying these though so I guess time will tell. Overall I’m very happy with my purchase, and I’ve already bought another Rinowalk bag to go on top of the rear seat.

Ordered this bag for a upcoming trip on my Wr250r. The straps are long, but you can roll the straps and use the provided velcro built on the straps to tighten them up. Also, something that was helpful to tidy up the straps was a roll of velcro bought from harbor freight. The bag quality seems good, it's thicker then I expected from the price range. The large size seems about perfect on the WR and the Drz. Glad it didn't go with the XL. UPDATE: The bags held up great, but the plastic buckles on the main straps that go over the seat are weak and can fail. 8 miles into our ride, my buddy who also bought these for this trip had his buckle fail, the bag went into the rear tire and chewed up the bag, destroying his new bag. We used zip ties ect to get us threw the trip. The bags also tend to sag toward the rear tire after time. I'm not sure I'll use them on another ride, might just go with a Giant loop as another guy in our group had (with no issues) Or I'll have to atleast find some metal buckles to replace the plastic ones.

Bought these a couple of years and about 20k miles ago, lots of camping. They hold up to general use/abuse. Solidly sewn and easy to strap onto my bike (BMW G310GS) with generic pannier side plates. The straps were a bit long and I should have shortened them but it's fine. I lost one strap and had a challenge finding a suitable replacement. Always found it easy to shove as much gear into each bag as possible and it really held up to being a little overstuffed. They're waterproof - which means that riding through the rain or sleet is no issue, however, any spills inside the bag will pool up and stay there! Storage capacity is great. The look of it is fine, I like black, but it tends to absorb the heat.

Very good.

These were easy to use and install on my 2009 Honda 750 Shadow and use for a 3 hour one way road trip. The held everything I needed and kept everything dry. Easy to take off once at the hotel so I would not have to unpack in the parking lot. I just simply undid a couple of straps that were easy to get to and carry over my shoulder. Then when time to come home simply lay straps over the seat and reattached the 2 easy straps to the hardware and rolled out. I would buy it again and recommend to my friends.

Soft “rackless” Bags seem to run nearly $1000 to these Rhinowalks at less than $150. I figured, what the hell, if they don’t work I’ll send them back. Firstly, the RWs seem to be made very well. I have doubt they will be waterproof, especially after I got done mounting them!! There’s dozens of buckles and straps to fasten it down. But if you’re looking to have them appear like the photo illustrations…forget it. In FOUR over one hour sessions, I finally utilized the dozens of straps sewn into the bag to insure they wouldn’t end up on the road! These bags, without mounting brackets as intended, will test your patience to the limit!

These have been super useful. Easy to setup, and far more cost effective than big brand soft luggage like Mosko Moto.

Works for my type of riding. Mostly paved roads.

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Really nice quality kit. Fits bike well, holds everything i need and more for a camping trip without being too big. Very happy

As described, good value for money.