Saddlemen Tactical Luggage Review
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- Saddlemen Tactical Luggage Review
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Saddlemen’s tough Tactical line of luggage takes inspiration from gear used in brutal conditions around the world. Wherever your ride takes you, Saddlemen Tactical luggage will take on the elements with burly construction, secure mounting, and thoughtful functionality. There’s a storage solution available for almost any bike or mounting position, so find the best fit for your needs and easily lock it down with a range of fastening options. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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Who else misses Lemmy? He was really good at what he did.
I'm out of the loop... is lemmy gone? What happened?
@@nspinicelli He left in Dec 2019. Here is the link to what he wrote. He also did a video but I didn’t see it.
www.revzilla.com/common-tread/im-lem-and-im-outta-here
@Hunter Connor You spamming fucking robot... Reported.
@Ralph Lukan Oh great, another spamming robot...
@@nspinicelli I was thinking the same thing. Two recently created accounts talking about a questionable service...
Revzilla really found the right guy to do these reviews. He needs a raise!!!
@First Last explain?
I've used Saddlemen seats for years now. Love the quality. Didn't know they were making luggage now. Will have to check these out.
@Alex Eidenier no, they started as a seat company. Hence their name. "Saddle"men. They've been around for a long time. Luggage wasn't even an option on their site a few years ago. www.saddlemen.com/
I have been using the BR3400 bag, on my back seat with no sissy bar or back rest behind it since 2014. I have had no problem with space in the bag, mine on the inside does have a spot that you can slide a laptop down in snug for your travel. It comes with a small piece that goes under the seat and you can attach the straps to that. I seem to tighten it down too much at times, and have slightly collapsed the bottom of the bag around the seat. Rain cover is ok for a small drizzle but not much more. If i anticipate rain, I pack my belongings that I do not wish to get wet inside a trash bag, and then slide that in the bag. I put thousands of miles on trips with this bag and other than the eventual sagging (that i believe would not be an issue if I had a sissy bar or back rest, and fading of the color from the sun) it is a great bag.
Great review. Would have been nice to see inside a piece of any specific pockets etc, but overall great. 👍
I got a br 2600 and enjoy it, considering a 3400 for my shadow
It takes me less than a minute to get my BR3400 on my Sportster with a sissy bar. It's pretty sweet.
Absolutely WILD that I was brought to this video after watching some route 66 videos.
Can you do a Royal Enfield classic 500 review please.
I'm having a problem finding a bag that has a pocket or straps long enough to wrap around my passenger backrest. My backrest is about 12 inches wide and 3 inch thick.(It's just a stock backrest on my 2014 Heritage Softail) I've bought a Viking that matches my saddle bags perfectly, but straps are too short. then I bought a backpack style and the pocket that goes over the back rest is too small. Not a single TH-cam video will focus in on the installation around the backrest (likely because there's nothing out there that actually works?)
i work at philly navy yard where revzilla HQ is located and i never see this guy anywhere lol it would be cool to see him around the yard or something shit go to dinics or urban to get food one day lol
He was around for about 6 years at that location. -Pat www.revzilla.com/common-tread/im-lem-and-im-outta-here
Anyone running the saddlemen sb2300 Tactical bags?! I cant find anyone with info on them including the site!
I'm considering getting the TS3200 S Deluxe Tactical for my 2018 Bonneville T120.
I just hope it doesn't end up looking like a cruiser :/
Let me know how it looks! I’m in the same boat!
@@timothywatkins I returned it. Great quality and very nice people, but:
1) the side doesn't expand like it does on the original version
2) It's 55 liters, but the way it uses that space is awkward because of the dropped areas that straddle the seat. It couldn't fit my backpacking-camping equipment that usually required only about 45 liters including food/water.
3) It does look a little cruiser-ish.
I ended up getting the SW-Motech 600 drybag. I already had the Triumph small luggage rack extension, and with that attached, this drybag fits very well. The 350 version would fit much nicer but I like having the space, for future trips, riding styles, etc (like I plan on gettign a dual sport. I could pack extra padding/spare parts in this new SW Motech drybag. The drybag looks rugged on the bike, which I like.
@@nspinicelli thanks for the fairly extensive review! I’m going to try the TS1620S tunnel bag (the wider one), see how that fits. I don’t have the rack on my T120, so hopefully this will allow me to throw another bag on using the D rings.
@@timothywatkins If yo uaren't looking for a moto-camping bag, just a daily ride/storage bag for jackets, raingear, tire repair kit, etc I think that will be perfect!
For those items, I use the free Triumph backpack that they gave me when I bought my bike, and a $10 elastic cargo net. But that tunnel bag is way nicer.
Older rider nerdy look? But these bags, for "younger" riders I guess, look to be covered with pen and pencil holders! Thats as nerdy as they come. 😁
I use the MOLLE to attach my med kit. It has Velcro for a quick release. Might be a nerd thing to do but it works well for the application.
What bag is on the sportbike at 4:12 ? Thanks
www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/saddlemen-tactical-sport-tunnel-bag?rrec=true
Anyone have suggestions for a bike specific either duffel bag or tall and wide backpack that might be good for fitting a kevlar vest at a minimum and maybe my duty belt. Trying to commute on my h2 but it's hard come summer to wear all my duty gear. Backpacks too small and I'm paranoid about just DIY strapping a duffel.
What are the dimensions of the vest? That'll help determine what might work best. -DrewZilla
@@RevZilla Odd dimensions as it curves, but it's 17x21 inches at the biggest dimensions. Though a shallow bowl like cupping is ok to free up a little room, I'm trying to avoid like it is now where I'm having to fold the side flaps quite tight inward on the 21inch dimension which can create creases over time/bad for the armor.
A larger backpack probably best though I'd kinda like something that fits the h2SE pillion seat that has big enough of a foot print and is quick snap on/off. Trying to tour up to Salt Lake this year too.
Unfortunately we don't have any backpacks that big, and the pillion might be a bit too small to support a bag big enough to fit 17"x21" vest plus duty belt. You might consider strapping your vest to the outside of the Saddlemen Tunnel Bag with either a cargo net or multiple ROK Straps. -DrewZilla
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/saddlemen-sport-tunnel-bag
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/saddlemen-tactical-sport-tunnel-bag
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/rok-straps-commuter-reflective-adjustable-straps
*www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/rok-straps-adjustable-straps
What about a dry bag
What bike was that?
At 3:50, that's our modified Harley Sportster Iron 883. -DrewZilla
Guys I'm a photographer ... Are their any bags build to hold camera gear on a bike?
No, not specifically. You would probably want to use camera gear inserts in a motorcycle-specific piece of luggage. -DrewZilla
@@RevZilla is there a video on your channel showcasing this specific bag ... That I can look at?
Looks likes really good gear. But the video just looks like a paid commercial
You do know that RevZilla is a company that sells things to make money right ? That’s why they do a product review on items that they are selling . In this case they are selling Saddleman bags .
Nothing worse than nerdy luggage 🧳
What's tactical about it? Been in the military 18 years never seen a tactical motorcycle
Somewhere down the road someone replaced the word "black" with "tactical". I can't find black textile gloves without them being "tactical".
my guess is the molle on it, reminds folks of military backpacks
It’s bulletproof in case you are robbing a bank 🤪
Yea, it's such a goofy marketing ploy. There's a lot of juvenile-minded men and women out there - likely the same adults who put Transformers stickers on their bikes.
Its kinda like the tactical cheap stuff you see on the as seen on tv commercials
You lost me at the green crotch rocket……..