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SW-Motech SYSBag Review || A Flexible Modular Luggage Solution
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ส.ค. 2018
- The new SW-motech SysBag system offer lots of mounting options, both directly to the bike using straps OR mounted directly to a rack or side carrier.
This meant one set of Sys Bag luggage that works on both my Triumph Street Twin AND KTM Adventure bike!
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Good honest and informative. Thanks! Wonder if anybody tried to use right side on the left on the SLC bracket...
Thanks for making and uploading this video 👍 It was really useful to gauge the ‘true’ size of the 15l case when held up by a human (unless you’re either a giant or a tiny person, which I don’t think you are). Too often, having the measurements from a website spec sheet doesn’t give the true practical scale of anything. Definitely top of my bag research list so far…
Glad it was of use Dennis
Great review and thanks! I've been looking for an option for my BMW F700GS that is not too big and bulky. I have a SW Motech Adventure (hard) topcase so don't need huge side panniers. I worry about hard boxes catching on something like my car going into and out of the garage with how my parking situation is configured. These look like a good choice.
Cheers, they are a good option if you don't need much room
Great review!
I'm a fan of backpacks myself but this looks like a nifty alternative.
I like backpacks too, but sometimes it’s good to get the weight off your back
Nice review Tony. I've been looking at SW Motech for my Street Triple, it looks impressive.
It’s a great system, and the good thing is there is now a lot of great luggage out there. Check out their Blaze panniers I reckon they’d look good on a trip
Mmm like these, seem perfect for my Tiger 900gt - wanted to avoid ally boxes, these seem perfect 👌 thanks for great review as ever 👍
No problem
Straps are very comfortable to operate though. It's hard to secure them.
I do like them because they are not very big and they are sort of semi rigid. I think I will get them with the SLC rack which is permanent on the bike but it takes much less space and looks quite neat. The only drawback I can see (apart of the security, which is an issue for all soft bags) is that in the 790 adventure the right side goes out more than the left side and you must be a bit careful. It is pity that SW Motech doesn’t have an offset solution (sys bags wise) for bikes like that
The offset issue can be a problem. I choose the Kriega OS panniers so that I could put the 22l on one side and the 32l on the other to balance out the width. th-cam.com/video/3RQIVaMADQs/w-d-xo.html
@@mancavemoto Yes I have seen it and I think it is a great solution to have your luggage with minimum weight (this system and the Mosko moto rackless one). Myself occasionally I get pillion so I think the sys bags are a good solution without adding a lot of weight. I haven’t taken the decision yet though :-)
Thanks for sharing. I’ve been looking for something for my Tiger800 and I’ve not seen these before. The system seems a bit dear though, I might go back to plan A, a set of Givi Dolomiti panniers.
The bags themselves are a decent price. It’s was the side carriers and rack that bumped the price up
I like the idea of these bags, but I'm missing a serious waterproof option or some real high capacity option with some straps over the rear seat to deal with the weight. My Duke 390 does not really hace many options and especially riding through extreme rain makes these not that ideal.
SW-Motech make a fully waterproof version of the SYS bags now
I really love my Sys-Bag 15
Looks like a great SYStem 😀
LOL, I see what you did there!
Can I get half a dozen bottles of wine in those 15l bags 😂
Yep!
Hi. Mega review. Thinking to put the sys15 with adapter onto the adventure rack, then 2 sys 10s strapoed either side. Reckon that would work on my tenere 700?
Cheers, yep I think that would work a treat!
Hi hope your well can you tell when they are fitted to your triumph any special kit needed to attach or do the 3 bags just strap on .
Hi Martin, All good thanks. They just fit on with the straps provided with the bags, so just buying the 3 bag set is all you need for a modern retro bike
Views from the Man Cave thank you
Thanks Tony. I prefer the look and style of the SW system over the Kriega Overlanders. I’m just wondering why you moved from SW to Kriega? Thanks 👍🏻
Both good systems, but I think the OS offers more space, particularly as they can be fitted better when offset, they are arguably tougher and will be easier to secure
Views from the Man Cave Thanks for your reply Tony. 👍🏻
Nice video mate. Quick question: is that exact same rack working also for aluminium panniers on any size (always from SW Mothech)?
Yes, it is
How would this system work for a 2021 street scrambler Tony presumably just 2 bags ? Great video 👍
Yes, but I’m not sure how stable a solution that would be given the imbalance. Effectively the side pannier would be relying on the one strapped to the seat for stability.
Good review. Can you please review the Lone Rider luggage? Thanks
If they want to send me some samples to test, I’d be happy to
Great review thank you
Thanks for watching!
Are you able to somehow strap these bags onto the KTM without the pannier racks? I'm thinking of buying the GIVI base straps and the OS bags, quite similar to your bags but they can be strapped on without racks.
Yes you can, but you’d need to make sure it clears the exhaust, that would be the only issue I can see
Hello , great video. Question-.. in the sysbag 15 fit a macbook pro 15" or similar laptop. ? thxs
Hi and thanks. Yes it will, just...
Could you use the 3 bag set up on the KTM without the backing and frame?
Yes you can very briefly see a picture at 01:11 and again at 05:38
excelent review… thanks….
Cheers
Great info. Thanks! Where did you find those hi res photos?
Thanks, which photos in particular? I took a lot of them
@@mancavemoto Thank you for your reply. The photos between 00:53-01:14 and if all are not available, the ones of the 3 bags attached together from as many angles as possible to show straps and attachment points is what I'm after. If any of those were taken by you, I very much appreciate your photography skills! :-) Photographing black bags and the dark spaces in between them is not the easiest to get right.
The ones on your street bike as well as the Kawasaki ones.
The detail images (of the bags strapped together) were taken by myself. The only images i took from the SW-Motech site were the RnineT and the bags on their own.
@@mancavemoto Thanks, would you be willing to make the ones of the bags strapped together available for my personal use? I'm trying to better understand if thry would work well for my bike. Also, how do you think a sysbag 30 with two 15's on the side would work out strapped together? Too wide maybe? I ride a 2013 Ducati Multistrada and am looking to get rid of the OEM hard top case and panniers, but only if there's an improvement to all aspects: cargo capacity, weight reduction, and also same or lower center of gravity. Capacity and weight improvements are easily achieved, but not sure about CG.
hi, you were saying about the additional key locks... im curious what is it like? any link?
sw-motech.com/en/products/luggage/side+carrier/adapter+accessories/4052572049471.htm
Look amazing, but manny of sw motech soft bags dont have a lock... So they arent safe...
Thats the same for pretty much all soft bags though.
Question
Could you put a sleeping bag in a 15 litre and not fill it up
Well I suppose that depends on the sleeping bag, they notoriously take up a lot of room!
Kriega produce a range of modular luggage which is waterproof
They do indeed, The Overlander System looks good, and I'd be interested to try that out too. The SW Motech ones are waterproof due to the liner, and the outside material will keep out all but long torrential down pours. I guess its all about what you need the luggage for. I like the flexibility that it can all tie in with the aluminum adventure luggage too. There are pros & cons for each
hello, I'm wondering is a laptop "15" will fit easyly in the bag ?
I could fit my 13" inch macbook pro in it easily
Can u do a review bout the sw motech urban abs soft hard bag
Doesnt look like it will fit on either of my bikes, but if they want to send me a pair, i'll review them
Do you think you could Get a helmet into the large bag?
You might be able to get one in the SYS30?
Hi friend... what do you recommend for a Street Scrambler 2019? Sys bag or legend bag (10l, on SLC mount)
Depends on the look you want? I really like the Legend Gear bags, they look great
@@mancavemoto Of course i like the retro look... but the sysbag seems more "practical" being semi-rigid... I don´t know how practical is LC1... and that is the question :)
What will you want to carry? Both are very good pieces of luggage
@@mancavemoto seems the sysbag can go half (semi-rigid) and lc1 (ie) seems if you don´t full, maybe doesn´t look fine or you can´t do (to close correctly). Really LC1 likes and maybe fits better with scrambler style... Thanks friend¡
Think the 30s would be good adventure bags?
yes, although they do 'stick out' quite a bit
@@mancavemoto I was wondering about that. I like the mounting ability, but they look more bagger style than something I'm taking into the dirt..
I have givi rack will it work?
Should do yes
Can i fit on a daytona 675r ?
Yes SW-Motech list the SYS bags for the 675 Daytona on their website
@@mancavemoto is there any différences between the 675 and 675r?
Not that I can see in terms of luggage fitment.
@@mancavemoto okay thank you for answering!
Whats the cost$$$??
There’s often quite a variance in the cost depending on your country, and/or deals that are in place. Best to search on the internet
Try mosko moto
I went with Kriega for my Tiger
Stay away from them they do not give any warranty.
Hi TheACEIRA
, Did you get your SW-Motech product from a UK Dealer? As the official UK distributor, we've always given above and beyond warranty service. Please contact us at info@motohaus.com so we can discuss this concern. Kind regards, Alex
Got from their official site
I never got any problems with Uk distributions.They always look after customers!
they arent't good for travellers that park the bike outside during the night and don't have a locked bag that can be easyly removed and stolen.
Obviously
So I shouldn't leave my DSLR, laptop and wallet in them in overnight in the hood?
@@sunnyvalejedi 🤣