RIDE! Gear Review-Saddlemen TS3200DE Tactical Tail Bag & Cortech Super 2.0 Low Profile Tank Bag
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- This is the first in the series of reviews of gear I purchased for my road trip.
Link to Saddlemen TS3200DE Tactical Deluxe Cruiser Tail Bag at Revzilla: www.revzilla.c...
Link to Cortech Super 2.0 Low Profile Tank Bag at Revzilla: www.revzilla.c...
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As for the tank bag, the flap opens wrong way. It would not be easy to search for things from seat, say at a gas station. The most likely reason it is bright red inside is so you can find things easier in the bottom. I have the Nielsen Rigg magnetic/strap tank bag. I have the smaller one on my cb500x.
Thanks for the response. I don't have a whole lot of experience with motorcycle touring, but for this tour, the Cortech bag was a lifesaver at quick stops. I totally agree on the red interior - it does make it easier to find stuff at a glance.
Good video!
Is there any chance you could make a video showing how to attach that tail bag to the back end of a 2020 Ryker rally
Sorry for the slow response - I don't have access to a Ryker.
Appreciate your review. Do you think it would work well on the pillion seat of a Royal Enfield Himalayan?
Looking at pics of the Himalayan, that pillion seat looks perfect for a big saddle bag like the TS3200DE. As long as you have 5 inches of "hang down" clearance on each side of the seat, you should be good to go. Since the Himalayan is intended as an ADV bike, I know they built it with the intent of luggage and gear strapped to the back of the bike.
My rain flay attaches to my bag there is a strap inside the rain fly and inside the pouch bet you missed that
Yeah, it is entirely possible I missed that. I never did a test-fit of the rain fly at home, so the first time I was actually installing it was in a service station parking lot, hoping not to get dumped on.
It is such a shame that saddleman doesn't put waterproof zippers on their tactical luggage.
Yeah, I agree. I guess it's a price point thing - it's a lot cheaper to provide a rain cover than to go with WP zippers and all the design changes to make the design truly waterproof. Of course...I don't have the rain cover anymore! :-D
Saddlemen: how wide is the bit that fits over the seat, please, Tom?
Just about 10" wide and 10 3/4 deep in this "saddle" part. As you can see from the pics, it's a u-shaped recess into the bag. That's about 5" high.
Just call it a saddle bag, looks like a good bag, except the rain cover