WILD HEART Motorfiets Side Tool Bag Volledig Waterdichte Opknoping Tas Motorfiets Accessoires

Exactly what I wanted. Didn't want to spend $100 on a tool box/storage. Needed water proof and also dust proof. This will hold my tools for the bike, some emergency stuff like chem lights, flares, and a few other things I hopefully don't need but have. Didn't want it accessible or noticeable to keep honest people honest. Size is perfect for a '24 pan america with hd/pazoma rack system. I'll be doing a few rides in a couple weeks, I'll update if needed but I'm sure this thing will be solid.

Cette sacoche est bien étanche et surtout a plutôt une bonne contenance. Après, je trouve que la fermeture est un peu "dure" mais au moins elle ne laisse rien passer.J'ai dû un peu bidouiller pour la faire tenir sur ma XT car mes supports ne la prenaient pas telle quelle...

シンプルでどんなバイクにも合うデザインで、防水性もあり色んな場所に付けられるのはいいが、ファスナーの開口部が小さくてちょっと使いづらい。防水性を高めるためなのでしょうが、物の出し入れが大変なのでそこだけ残念。

è il secondo articolo di questo brand che recensisco, il primo era una sorta di marsupio pettorale ipertatrico che sembrava venuto fuori direttamente da Ghost Reacon.Questo ne orende i materiali estremamente di qualitá e li traduce in una sacca...appendibile a di pali.Questa si presenta come una borsa in materiale tecnico gommato rinforzato in ogni dove e con una cerniera enorme. Qualitá al pari delle sacche e zaini che trovo in uso nelle ambulanze in cui faccio servizio.Sui fianchi ha delle cinghie regolabili adatte ad appenderlo, personalmente lo vedo bene su qualsiasi mezzo, tenda o persuno sulla sedia da pesca alla carpa di zio Antonio.Vhe dire, prodotto eatremamente valido e versatile, certamente resistente agli agenti atmosferici.Unica pecca: Arriva accompagnato da un tubetto di lubrificante soliconico. Nella mia era aperto ed ha perso quasi tutto il suo contenuto. Nulla di grave comunque.

The idea to use that dead space on the side without the exhaust is a good one. This bag is a brilliant way to add a few liters of extra space for EDC stuff, like a spare tube or infrequently used tools. But there are two problems for me. The first problem is that the zipper access is fairly small for the size of the bag, making it difficult to stuff in the aforementioned spare tube or infrequently used tools. To be fair that may not be as big a criticism, given that this is a bag that you won't be accessing very often. The second problem for me is that it doesn't quite fit in the space that I have behind my panier racks. That means that when it is in place is is in direct contact with my rear plastics as well as the backing plate for my paniers. That makes me concerned that it will wear marks into my plastic (not a huge deal on my junker), and the bag itself will wear itself out rubbing on my panier backing plate. I suppose that if there were more space on my bike, I would be very happy with this, despite the small zipper opening.