Rhinowalk Motorcycle Saddle Bags Waterproof Anti-Vibration Motor Side Bags Shoulder Bag Motorbike Panniers 28L(14L*2) for most Adventure and Sport Motorcycle Racks, 1 Pair

Amazing product!!! Will definitely recommend for fellow sport bikers. Had to get for a camping trip with the group and let’s just say rain tested and crash tested and held up perfectly fine! Plenty of tie downs on there to make sure they are good and sturdy! No flapping issues or anything had fit on Zx-6r

Love the bags, I burnt a hole thru the rubber backside, I wish I knew ahead of time. Still, very useful.

La calidad es muy buena. Lo unico malo que veo, es que hay que amarrarlas mucho y eso hace a que no sea practico sacarlas. Compre las mas chicas, cosa de llevar herramientas y cosas de poco uso, que no son necesarias bajarlas de la moto, y para eso creo que es muy bueno. Ahora si compras mas grande para llevar cosas de uso frecuente fuera de la moto (ejemplo ropa) ahi lo veo mas incomodo la tarea de.sujetarlas todos los dias nuevamente contra la moto antes de continuar viaje.. espero les sirva el comemtario.

Easy installation! Excelente quality

A bit of a hassle to install, but they're great once they're on there. Roomy, secure, and great for quick grocery runs.

VERY satisfied customer! Dry fitted these XL bags today, (don't worry, they are not that big) and they work perfectly on a 2024 Honda Africa Twin ES DCT. I do not ride two up, so I can move these bags a bit forward eliminating the need for the "Ex-O Skeleton" framework that is common with soft bags. I don't want that look, when I don't need the bags. The right bag barely touches the heat shield on the muffler. If it won't burn your leg, it won't burn your bag. The left bag ties off nicely to the passenger foot peg extension to keep it from flopping. So far... RhinoWalker Bags are my go too bags! GOOD STUFF

I purchased the 28-liter bags in October. I've used them on three trips. One was a test of loading my KTM 390 ADV (Mottovoron racks) with camping gear. Heavy rain and lots of mud was encountered during the trip. All of my gear stayed dry. The second was an actual campout, that again exposed the bags to hours of rain and mud during off- and on-highway riding. Again, gear stayed dry.The third (and fatal) trip was a day ride on rough terrain. I went down a couple of times and tore the bags (as shown in images). Like other users, the padding separated from the bag.A few observations:- The center of gravity (or center of volume) of the bags is well ahead of the top straps. This requires the much smaller front straps to carry most of the load.- The straps cannot be tightened to secure partially filled bags, leaving them loose. In the case of the right side bag, this droops to rest on the muffler.- The small front and rear straps use thread-through fasteners. These are not bags that can be easily mounted and unmounted.Overall, Rhinowalk panniers are a good value and are quite suitable for light and medium use. I may repair my torn bag and keep it in service until I find a more rugged solution.

Took this on a 2500km tour around Colombia, and while they work they aren't dependable unless you make a cheap modification.1. replace the buckles immediately, ideally with some beefy G Hook buckles 1.5in wide, these should replace the plastic buckles. This is the main failure point and it is cheap to buy from Amazon.2. If you have a rally bike with the exhaust close to the bag, invest in some heat proof padding off Amazon. Your bike exhaust will melt the bag especially if you are offroading and your bag moves slightly.As many others have reported the buckle snaps. Mine snapped not even 2 hours after my first day on paved roads, which cause the bag to touch the tire and have a small rip.With these 2 modifications I think you will be able to have a bag that could last through some rough adventure riding and long touring.