BORLENI Motorcycle Dry Bag Waterproof Motorcycle Luggage Bag Motorcycle Duffel Bag for Skiing Travel Hiking Camping Boating Riding Fishing (Olive,25L)
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FASST Sprinter
> 3 dayGreat bag... packed a lot of stuff in it!!!
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William Parchim
Greater than one weekThis is a huge bag. I ordered the 60L, thinking it would not be big enough for my motorcycle trips. I was very wrong. This bag has more room than I need for all but the round the world trips. Very waterproof, even in driving rain storm riding at 55 MPH. The air vent is also a great addition to let all the extra air out so you can tie the bag down tight.
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Hobbins23
> 3 dayWe didnt use them on motorcycles, but on our thule rack. We had two bags which held a ton of things. The bags compress well and appear to be wet proof (no rain or water to check). We combined straps and tethered other things down. Drove and unpacked several times and they show no worse for where after 3 weeks on the road. I only gave 4 stars because I could imagine some water issues if the rain is hard enough. Definitely suggest these bags.
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Dan Dan
> 3 dayI bought the 40L (green camouflage bag) recently to be an alternate to prior purchase over a year ago 60L (yellow bag). Both are excellent. The 40L I like better because I was taking too much gear and I needed to downsize. My 40L picture above on the bike fits a -two man tent, packable chair, inflatable sleep pad, small tarp, outdoor blanket, emergency blanket, heated motorcycle jacket, sweater, summer or winter gloves, small towel, large Bible and paperback book. The 60L pictured was the same items but this one trip I had to take up a large enduro helmet, extra gloves and off road goggles in addition to all the gear mentioned. Both sizes are great but if you are traveling solo and camping, I would recommend the 40L. The 60L you can bundle down if your not using the room. However I have been thankful for the 60L. A few times such as when I had to throw my tent in and the bag and haul myself to a hotel in a hurry due to weather! Nevertheless both were rained on during separate trips. No issues of water getting through everything was dry.
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Ron Walker
> 3 dayThis product was exactly as described. The 40l bag is perfect for packing and keeping things dry. It has plenty of straps for attaching to bike and I like the ability to get the air out through the valve to compress before attaching to my bike. The bag is large enough to hold 2 peoples things for probably a weeks worth of clothes.
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/bob
Greater than one weekI liked the size of the 40L bag better. But that one didnt hold all I needed to pack for motorcycle camping. I tried another branded bag that claimed to be 66L. That one fit everything... but just barely. It was very tight. Tight fit is not good to maintain integrity of the material. Better to have more room in the bag and roll it down a little more. Thats this bag. I once had another bag several years ago that was very large, 110L. This 60L bag is closer to 90L. It fits everything I need to pack in it with some room to spare. It is 27.6 inches long and bulges on all sides so maybe another inch longer overall vs the smaller bags I tried that were 23.6-24 inches long. I would have preferred a slightly shorter bag than 28 inches but this will work for me. The space I have on the bike is right at 26.8 inches from the rear of the rider seat stop to the end of the luggage rack so it overhangs a little over an inch. No problem with that. I tie the bag on the bike long ways, front to back to avoid getting into my mirrors and also to avoid catching any wind. I have another shorter standard dry bag (end loading) for my tent and tarp that will be tied down on top of this one. I keep these separate in case they are wet when packed so I keep other stuff dry. No determination how this bag will work in the rain since it is winter time so will have to wait until May for my first camping trip to try it.
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Joe
> 3 dayI bought this for my klr650. I’m doing the WABDR next week and first impressions are good. I was able to fit my tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, pillow, camping chair and still have room for a pack of beer! The straps are nice to hook to the bike and unclip from the bag easily if you wanted to remove from the bike for the night. I’ll update review after trip but it’s looking good!
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Mim
> 3 dayWe bought this bag to strap on the back of our motorcycle. It holds quite a bit and one has to be creative on how to pack this since it is just a big open bag. The nice feature is that it has a vent so you can take the excess air out to compact the bag to properly and firmly use the straps to secure the bag to the back of the bike. I would make sure you select the right size. I did not get the larger one and glad I did not. This one is huge and more than adequate to easily hold 1-2 weeks worth of clothes and toiletries for two people. Fold it up and secure if you have additional storage areas on your bike and it can be a back up storage if you find yourself out shopping and need to carry your items back home. Using a regular backpack was not recommended to use on the bike because the extreme wind and possible soaking rain could penetrate. This is marine grade and; is made to withstand the elements. Well worth the money. Would recommend
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Tim Mehrens
> 3 dayWill work great for holding all my camping stuff, tent, sleeping pad, sleeping bag, and essentials on my motorcycle.
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Rocky DeAnda
Greater than one weekDid the job. Kept it dry in the rain and mud. Year later, it holds up.