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Awesome! They work really well. You can use Coupon Code RUclips to save 25% and get FREE shipping here: www.nelsonrigg.com/motorcycle-luggage/adventure

@@Nelsonriggusa thank you! That’s very cool.

@@Dad_Woof For sure!

Thank you for your inquiry. The Hurricane and Sierra saddlebags both require a pannier rack for proper use. The straps at all 4 corners need to wrap a round a rack for proper attachment. Have you got a rack? If so, which one?

Simple and it works. Thanks for watching Frank!

Thank you for your inquiry. The map pocket is right at that same size. We cut a pice of cardboard to test fit... and while it fits, the hook & loop at the base of the inside pocket will not latch. A small additional 2" piece will fix that. Answer, yes... the tablet will slide into the pocket.

Thank you for your inquiry. We have many customers who use this tank bag for camera gear among other things. The agents are strong and once the bag is set on the tank the weight inside the bag using on the anti-slip gripper base material is what really keeps it from moving. The Magnets just keep it centered in location. Your 8" x 5" tablet will slide into the map pocket. We cut a pice of cardboard to test fit... and while it fits, the hook & loop at the base of the inside pocket will not latch. A small additional 2" piece will fix that. We can send pics if you want to email Kyle@NelsonRigg.com

@@Nelsonriggusa Thank you for the information.That might be a blessing keeping the and open like that for fresh air and to keep it from overheating

Thank you for our feedback. We have found it to work really well. Simple, strong and functional. Thanks for watching.

Keeps the honest honest. The bag unstraps in seconds. It's a feature all of our zippers have... Just pointing it out.

It works so well.

Not square... Happy Trails is the only manufacturer that makes square racks unfortunately. If there is enough demand, we could work on a Happy Trails Solution.

These are only sold here in the USA as they are not carried by our Canadian importer. If you reach out to customer service, they might be able to help you out with this one. info@NelsoRigg.com www.nelsonrigg.com/support/accessories/sport-touring/cl-1060-qrfs-detail

Nice! Thanks for your support.

The Touring version CL-1060-ST2 accommodates up to an 18" Laptop if turned on its side. I personally run a MacBook Pro 14" in a case and I set it on its side inside the bag. with the bag not expanded it fits... but is tight. If I let out the expansion, there is room to spare. On it's side and diagonal is the proper insertion of a computer into the CL-1060-ST2

@@Nelsonriggusa thank you!

Glad you like them! Yes, the price / value is unbelievable in 2024, that is for sure. Enjoy!

Perfect application! Enjoy.

Glamping? Just the essentials. (wink wink)

Glad you think so! Happy to be of service.

Thank you for your inquiry. The RG-020 Trails End saddlebags do look smaller on the bike than the SE-4014 Hurricane saddlebags but when expanded fully, they do hold nearly the same amount of gear. The Hurricane bags hold the gear vertically and closer to the bike where as the Trails End when expanded hold the gear further out and away from the bike making the load much wider. The Hurricane bags also allow the addition of RiggPak's to the top and bottom increasing the storage capacity 5L at a time. Pretty neat set-up.

This duffle was the 40L We are now using the 28L Tail bag more often than the 25L duffle bag. So easy and compact!

Super!!! Please send pics to photos@NelsonRigg.com

Thank you for your support John. It is unfortunate about the rain cover!!! There are gussets at each corner for the quick release buckles to pass through, this ensures that you will never loose a rain cover! Oh well on that one... Please email info@nelsonrigg.com and we will get you a new one! Coupon Code RUclips will save you 25% on that rain suit. We recommend the Solo Storm as the jacket is fully lined an more comfortable for a day on the motorcycle. Happy to hear your cameras were dry!!!

Holy Cow! That was quite the test. Looked like an amazing ride. Thank you for your support of our brand by using our gear. Be safe out there!

Thank you for your inquiry. The Touring bag will "fit" but it looks a bit big on the back of the R3. The Sport version is a better fit.

Fantastic news! That is what the videos are for...so you can See what needs to be done. Sometimes written words just don't get the point across. Thank you for your support.

Thanks for sharing. Many Versys riders use our products without issue. Which specific bags are you running? Do you have an aftermarket exhaust? The easiest fix is to take your bike to any muffler shop. They can weld on a tip that will make the exhaust gasses flow away from the bags. We have done that on a couple of our bikes. On the BMW R1250GS the tubes can be heated and bent, easy fix. There might be an easy fix a muffler shop can do for your bike too. Just need to make sure the gasses are not hitting the bags at full throttle.

Thank you for your inquiry. We only sell them direct. Please call us to place your order.

Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, that is totally possible. Opening the lid might be cumbersome if they are butted up on against the other though. Our Duffle bags might be a better choice for the pillion seat between your top box and your person.

Our covers have a lifetime warranty. We have never experienced any color transfer from our UltraMax fabric.

Thank you for your inquiry. The commuter sport is 13” L x 11” W x 9.5” H when expanded and I have tested your dimensions... NOPE. No Go. It does fit well in the Touring tail bag though. On it's side, corner to corner.

You're so welcome! Thanks for your support.

I carry my drone "inside it's protective case" inside this bag. Works perfectly!

Right on! We have a US Customer who has a house in South America and he lives there in the rainy season. It treats him well! We look forward to your feedback.

Yes, the straps do fit nicely under the seat.

Yes Sir. I will make that one for you. I talk about it at the 9:16 to 9:50 part of this video. I literally remove a male clip from another strap and attached it to the opposite side of a single strap. I'll create a short video just for that as per your request. Thanks for watching.

Much appreciated! I know it should be pretty straightforward but the way the strap is stitched over at the ends not sure how you’d remove the buckle without damaging either. I’m sure I’m missing something obvious but that’s why I’m asking.

There are two ways to go about it... The first take a little pressure and patience. The folded web strap can be fed through the buckle. It is not easy, but can be done. The second... cut the fold off the end and burn it with a lighter. Now it will be EASY and you can choose how much "extra strap" you want to work with. Thanks for your support.

Thanks for watching! Clips should not need to come off... but if you do need them to come off, you can cut the tri-fold and sear the end with a lighter. What is the situation you are running into?

@@Nelsonriggusa No worries i just used the clips,Thanks

Good deal. If you need anything, we are here for you.

@@Nelsonriggusa Interesting to know as I have considered buying a donor passenger seat and bolting the bag to it with large washers either side, simply to make the bag harder to steal and the ultimate way of knowing the bag wont come loose mid ride. That said I doubt I ever would go through with it as the bag seems to hold on quiet well.

@@nowhere529 We have had several customers bolt their bags down. The straps work great, but the security of hard mounted is a whole different level.

Thank you for your inquiry. When this bag was made, most power cables came from the battery via a "battery tender lead" and... riders were using wired headphones connecting to ipods and 3.5mm headphone jacks. Times have changed. We now have power up in the fairing / on the handlebars. Might be time for a revision. Thank you for the suggestion.

​@@Nelsonriggusa Thank you for the reply. That does make sense, I was not taking the time of manufacture into consideration. Surprising how much things have changed what with headset comms, onboard USB etc. There are lots of tankbags on the market which either do not have a cable entry point or the phone "pouch" is not big enough for modern phones and even if it is, the cable is pushed at an angle when charging. Solve these problems and you are onto a winner.

@@gimpymoo That is for sure! Lots of action and improvements over the years. Thanks for putting this revision on our radar. Ride safe out there!

Thanks for watching!

I have the midsized one and although my laptop does stick out, as long as I'm not hard accelerating, I've had no problems.

We run a MacBook Pro in the CL-1060-ST2 Touring tail bag. We open tne expansion and the laptop set on its side vertically from corner to corner. It is a perfect fit and we can pack other items around it. Maybe we will shoot a short video showcasing this... Thanks for the suggestion.

Oh man @LuisLopez-ut6xz ... sounds a little risky. We'd like to see the zippers closed all the way!!!

I will check it out...

Sorry it wasn’t meant for this video

Ha! Ha! Ha! Are you a moto guy too?

@@Nelsonriggusa yes. I also just bought the tail ends and the hurricane dual sport saddlebags

Sweet! Thank you for your support.

Right on! Thank you for your support. Yes, the duffle bags were good but these tail bags are the ticket! Question, what do you think about a 16L Hurricane Tail Bag?

The bag is great! Perfect size and the construction is quite robust.

Glad you like it!

Please send me an email and I will shoot you some photos that will make it super clear. The loop side is attached the same as the hook side... you just need to flip the T-strap. kyle@NelsonRigg.com We will get you sorted out!

Thank you for your support Dan! Here a quick little video reply showing how we mount up both sides: ruclips.net/video/UFyh1KgU38A/видео.html If you have any questions, we are here for you!

Thanks Frank. Lots of HIGH Speed touring capabilities here!!!

The Adventure cover will be the best fit on your CB500X. www.nelsonrigg.com/motorcycle-covers/defender-extreme-adventure-cover-detail

Thanks 👍

That is sad.

For which models is it compatible?

@@Jedem_po_kucama The Rover Pet Carrier will fit on nearly any seat and or luggage rack. What are you riding? Do you have a luggage rack?

@@Nelsonriggusa I'm planning to buy Yamaha tricity 155

That is fun!

Thank you for your feedback Jason. Soft luggage is the way to go when looking to pair back a bit. Same amount of gear can be taken at a fraction of the weight and girth. Thanks for choosing Nelson Rigg, we appreciate you.

Thank you for your feedback. We have looked into tank rings. Trying to find a universal approach. Bottom line though, straps just work... but the quest for a better way will continue.

Oh wow! That is horrible! Sorry to hear of the theft. That is something we do not hear of often. Man.... We do thank you for your support and we will be curious to learn how you adapt a quick release option.

Kyle here... While I like the looks of the 12L better than the 28L, I can carry so much stuff in the 28L that is what I choose when I head out. It's not too big for the DR in my opinion.

Yeah, we get it.