KEMIMOTO Motorcycle Saddlebags Expandable 20-24L Saddle bags with Rain Covers Compatible with Dirt Bike Dual Sport Motorcross Motorbike Racing Mountain Off-Road Mini Motorcycle Side Bags

I have bought several motorcycle accessories from KemiMoto, handle bar risers, luggage, handlebar accessories, tail tidies, ect.. never been disappointed. Everything I've received from KemiMoto has exceeded my expectations in quality, durability, and function. They are consistent in quality and the finish product always looks really good. The bag itself is made if good quality sturdy material, holds up well over time. Straps are triple stitched same with zippers. Thick material, sewn really well, zippers are smooth and not cheap. I'm really hard on stuff like this straps and zippers usually are the first to go but these have held up well to my abuse. I've shoved all sorts of random things in there from a fragile laptop to a heavy Milwaukee Nail gun pressing on the seams and still holding up. Overall worth the money for sure, nice bags with med-large capacity, durable, would definitely buy again. KemiMoto has been consistent with quality in all their products, exceeding expectations for the cost. It's a reliable purchase.

These bags are nice, stylish, and have a decent capacity. They won't comfortably hold a gallon of milk, but they'll hold quite a bit between the 2 bags. There's plenty of straps to secure the bags to almost any bike, assuming you have some exposed sub-frame to latch onto. The addition of clips and zippers and pockets galore, and the expandable sections, are all a nice touch. All that said, I cannot recommend these for any bike with a "high" exposed exhaust. I mounted these to my Hawk 250, and have twice had to peel the right side off exposed exhaust. The plastic canvas of the bags doesn't mesh well with hot exhaust pipes. Not to mention if you place anything plastic into the bags, there's a danger of melting the contents. I'm keeping the bags, as I plan to get a cruiser or touring street bike and these don't interfere with the "mounting leg swing" style of hopping on to ride. Worst case scenario I can gift them to my brother, who already has a big Honda street bike. For the Hawk, I'm getting a luggage rack and single top-mounted bag with significantly larger capacity. Bottom line - if you have an exhaust that isn't well-covered with limited side heat (or an extensive baffle that doesn't get too warm to the touch), such as on most enduro and dirt bikes, these likely aren't for you. For anyone else, these are great storage bags.

They aren't waterproof or even water resistant! Got caught in a short shower, everything was soaked. My solution (hopefully), I sprayed it all down with silicone boot waterproofing. We'll see how that works, hopefully my update will be a good one. Edit: Haven't been out in the rain again yet, and if I know it's going to be raining, I do have larger waterproof bags. These are nice because they aren't huge, have a pocket underneath for tire spoons & wrenches. Very sturdy for a daily ride, run to the store or carrying first aid packs, survival gear, etc... Customer Service really wants to make this good for me, I'm keeping them and I'm ok with them now that I know the limits of these bags.

Easy install. Looks good and maintaines it's outside shape well without being stuffed full. Zipper make it much easier to open and close quickly compared to other fold and buckle bags.

They are kind of a pain to install, but decent size and good price. Don't ever count on them being waterproof. The cover they give you is ok, but the way they go on creates a pocket on the side touching your bike, allowing water to slide down into the bottom of the cover and fill the underside of it, soaking your bags. Will be great for spring and summer rides tho!

Been working pretty well for a few months now on a KLX230S and I enjoy the expandable capacity. Easy to install and easy to get past for service - just pop one toe strap off and flip the bag over the seat. I will say the zippers are not very strong and there is little in the way of water resistance, but there's only so much you can do with a soft bag. It'll do until I get something more substantial.

I used these bags on my Indian ftr 1200. Took a bit to figure out how to attach them but once I got them on they were snug, out of the way, and held everything I needed to hold. Great product for the money. They seem to be a decent quality as well.

Was a good product but straps broke the first ride out so had to take them off