RhinowalkMotorcycle Dry Bag 65L Waterproof Duffle Dry Bag Motorcycle Travel Luggage with Large Storage Space for Camping, Boating, Bycycle, Motorbike-Black

I used this on an 8 day bicycle trip from Pennsylvania to DC. Even in heavy rains, all my items stayed dry. I had to tighten it once to keep it on the rack, but not bad for an eight day trip.

Extremely cheap zipper. It broke literally the first time I ever tried to zip the bag. There is no way to fix this so this bag is essentially useless.

I have several large, expensive dry bags for my motorcycle trips. I ordered this smaller bag and could not be more pleased with its performance and durability. Well-made, well designed.

Recibí el producto y me gustó su resistencia, sus correas, costuras y broches, lo probé en 2000 kilómetros corriendo en mi moto bajo lluvia y sol y funciono perfecto, no ingreso agua a pesar de estar horas bajo la lluvia

Bag straps came loose and almost crashed on my motorcycle, caused so much damage!I want to start off saying I loved this bag, it was everything I needed. It could fit my helmet, a thin sweater, some small tools and gear. It is waterproof and felt extremely reliable.Cons: I took it out for it's first ride today and about 1.5 hrs into my trip going 70MPH the straps came loose and I felt something catch my rear tire/chain. It DESTROYED my chain guard, wrapped and tangled all into my rear wheel and everything from my bag got shredded. (Had to replace so many items nothing was able to be saved).I really hope they are able to fix the straps and have it more like a "D ring lock" mechanism or something because this was SO dangerous. My stuff is replaceable (a headache though and $$) but I could've gotten seriously hurt.

Quality product & great price for what you get. Lots of ways to strap securely to bike.

For over 50 years motorcycles have meant adventures to me so, after retiring seven years ago, I began a tradition of taking month-long motorcycle trips to better acquaint myself with parts of America, both known and unknown. My usual ride is a 2002 Honda Goldwing 1800 motorcycle, a huge touring machine which provides significant storage capacity. However, because I often camp out on these trips I’ve found a need for even more storage capacity than the motorcycle provides, thus the use of a seat bag. Two years ago I utilized one I believe is at least 60 L if not more. I determined that was a little larger than I needed so I decided to downsize. So when I spotted the 20L Rhinowalk Motorcycle Seat Bag, I knew I needed to try it out. Here are my notes:* Let me get the one con out of the way: The bag does NOT have a Velcro seal on the lip (seam) of the top opening. Both of the other seat bags I own have a Velcro seal, and that feature clearly adds a slight bit of confirmation when sealing the bag (since without it the two sides of the top lip have a tendency to pull apart when folding the bag down onto itself).* The 60 L bag I used two years ago (which can be seen in one of my pictures to show a contrast between its size and the size of the Rhinowalk bag) is clearly built with a heavier duty PVC plastic material. However, for my purposes, I believe that was a bit of overkill, and thus the PVC this bag is made from should be more than adequate.* I carefully studied all of the seams on the bag - including the locations where the snaps & straps have been bonded to the bag - and they appear to be sealed in an excellent manner.* I chose the yellow bag vs the black one mainly due to the fact that Arizona’s blazing summer sun is especially harsh on any type of black material. Yellow? Way less.* The assortment of clips on this bag allow for considerable flexibility as I determine the best method to securely attach it to my motorcycle.* The design of the bag even included two reflective spots on each end of the bag to aid in the bag’s visibility.NOTE: I included my 3/4 shell white helmet in one of the pictures in an attempt to better indicate the size of this bag. From my perspective, it appears two of those helmets would fit comfortably in this bag.My next long motorcycle trip is still a ways away, but I feel confident this bag will provide just enough extra storage to hold the overflow from my Goldwing’s storage compartments.

Big enough for a 6 day credit card camping trip. East hook up and very water proof