I have the 48L on my 1290 SAR without racks. I just finished 900 miles in PA mostly offroad and they are perfect. I had my doubts but these bags had zero issues.
You're a credit to the motorcycling community by showing off less-known bags that are affordable and reliable. A lot of bikers who may have felt stuck getting the more expensive options at least now know that there are other choices available to them.
Hey man thanks for the kind words. We are still using these bags today, we just moved them to my daughters bike for a 5 day motorcycle camping trip a few weeks ago. So far so good.
Thanks for the review. I already have a giant loop bag, commenting because I think more of this content is good for everyone. Competition will prevent the big names from over charging people!
Sure no problem, honestly I think they are a great product. Maybe if someone was to travel around the world they would get the more expensive bags for piece of mind. But other brands are like 5times the price.
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Wow, great review! And the bags look like a bargain. I love my panniers and racks, but oh, the $$$ I paid . This would be perfect for a beginner or expert ADV rider. Thank you!
If you do upgrade to the new modular bags system, and if you have no use for these saddle bags, you could cut them open and make it into a similar system to the Mosko moto reckless mounting system.
I was searching for information of Rhinowalk saddlebag and came here. And I ride crf 250 rally so this is perfect review for me. I was wondering how it looks when they attched on bike. thank you for sharing it!
@@joewolfone nine months later I saw this, but have you had any issues with the bags a budding the exhaust system or wavering too close to the bike when you going over bumps? Just trying to see if I need a rack system or if I can do without it being a beginner ADV rider
Could you please share some information on the tent cot? Thank you, sir, for the informative video. I did go with the 48, and they work great rackless, on the rally version.
The cheap stuff always works fine on the first ride. It's the fifth ride, and the fifteenth, and the fiftieth rides, that tell the tale. I've got a set of Nelson-Rigg throw-over saddlebags that were cheap. I got them for my first dirtbike 10+ years ago, and they've been the go-to piece of luggage that I use short-term whenever I get a new bike and don't have luggage for it. But after perhaps 10 rides, they developed a hole in the bag from dirt thrown up from common travel offroad, and stress from being loaded. Dirt grinding on nylon threads, flexing, wearing, fatiguing. I exercised Nelson-Rigg's warranty with them and got a new set and I still have the new set, but I'd rather have bags that just don't do that. Rhinowalks are effectively built the same as the Rigg bags. As are many of the other cheap bags on Amazon. Kriega, Mosko, Wolfman, and some others are not made like that. They don't fatigue from stress and dirt. Abrasion? Sure. But that's a totally different argument.
Have you seen these in person though? They are surprisingly well made. One of the guys on a adv ride I went on recently had them and everyone was impressed with the quality of them
I like stuff that lasts !!!! but also like gear thats cheap.. i got a tankbag,it cost me £14 ($18) i,v had it over 5 yrs and its still going strong.. I also have some Kriga gear and thats super strong and great ,,,but it costs an arm and leg,,,,,, There has to be a middle ground .....ie middle price+middle performance
Rhinowalks get good reviews on T7 owner groups. I personally stick to Kriega, yes pricey, but quality is wow, up there with Mosko. Also very worth checking Lomo bags. Even better value for money than Rhinowalks and quality is sublime! Scottish made too!
@@alrightdave6135 i have both - OS system on my Tenere so OS bags, plus the R15 and R30 rucksacks etc, and i have Lomo bar bags that i leave on the bike with inexpensive stuff in them whereas i take my kriega stuff into my hotel room for obvious reasons. The Lomo are purely marketed as utilitarian waterproof bags and they work well in that matter with no added gimmicks. I have been using the bars bags on 3 bikes and a 40L Lomo dry bag for numerous camping trips and they do just fine!
i personally don't own any OS kriega luggage, but i do have a couple backpacks, and as you said the quality is just wow, the OS luggage looks fantastic, very clean for a soft luggage, and not to many straps to deal with, but, i think kriega has failed to deliver a universal OS Base ( the new one) , the original one has to little support and doesn't do well on big bikes. thinking i might change bike and i dont like the idea of spending $200 again just to use the bags.
I think rhino walk are brilliant, I’m on my 4th bag, I got a huge 60litre one, 30litre and 20litre rucksack, then a 10kg tee leg bag, I’m also thinking about getting them paneer bags 💪
Your comment confuses me- You said these are the 30l and that they also have 10 and 20 l - Yet what I see in your site showing them from Rhino they show as 18, 28 and 48 L (at 1;56 in your video)
Congrat on not selling out ,,I,m really pissed the way some influencers promote bags (or any gear )that always happen tobe very spendy, when you leave a comment about the price,there reply is you gotta pay for quality.. I do not agree ,,there is loads of gear at cheap prices... I will not overspend on stuff like this...I,d rather spend on fuel,,,rant over
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I have the 48L on my 1290 SAR without racks. I just finished 900 miles in PA mostly offroad and they are perfect. I had my doubts but these bags had zero issues.
You're a credit to the motorcycling community by showing off less-known bags that are affordable and reliable. A lot of bikers who may have felt stuck getting the more expensive options at least now know that there are other choices available to them.
Hey man thanks for the kind words. We are still using these bags today, we just moved them to my daughters bike for a 5 day motorcycle camping trip a few weeks ago. So far so good.
Thanks for the review. I already have a giant loop bag, commenting because I think more of this content is good for everyone. Competition will prevent the big names from over charging people!
Giant loop are really expensive in my country. the saddle bags are around $1600USD. So a set from Rhino for $175USD is very welcome
Thanks for the short review. I'm looking at their modular system.
Thank you for posting your review. I'm looking to get a set as well, its good to hear feedback from a real consumer
Sure no problem, honestly I think they are a great product. Maybe if someone was to travel around the world they would get the more expensive bags for piece of mind. But other brands are like 5times the price.
Thank you for your sincere feedback!
Thanks for the info. I’m looking for options to setup my bike for camping and adventure. I hope you’ll do a follow up when you get that rack piece 👍
Good video! Rhinowalk sells a Exhaust shield so the bag won’t burn on exhaust.
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Thanks for the info!
Wow, great review! And the bags look like a bargain. I love my panniers and racks, but oh, the $$$ I paid . This would be perfect for a beginner or expert ADV rider. Thank you!
If you do upgrade to the new modular bags system, and if you have no use for these saddle bags, you could cut them open and make it into a similar system to the Mosko moto reckless mounting system.
Thanks!
I was searching for information of Rhinowalk saddlebag and came here. And I ride crf 250 rally so this is perfect review for me. I was wondering how it looks when they attched on bike. thank you for sharing it!
No problem, I'm glad the video helped
I have the 48 on my 300 rally they work just fine....
I looked hard at these bags, but ended up going with the Nelson-Rigg rackless system. They are the same price and have a lifetime warranty to boot.
... Please let us/me know what NR bags you bought.
Thank you.
Jeff
@@240LTS Nelson-Rigg Waterproof Rackless Hurricane Dual Sport Saddlebags. I picked them up on Amazon.
@@joewolfone ... Thank you!! Jeff
Thank you. After reading your comment I got as well
@@joewolfone nine months later I saw this, but have you had any issues with the bags a budding the exhaust system or wavering too close to the bike when you going over bumps? Just trying to see if I need a rack system or if I can do without it being a beginner ADV rider
Could you please share some information on the tent cot? Thank you, sir, for the informative video. I did go with the 48, and they work great rackless, on the rally version.
The cheap stuff always works fine on the first ride.
It's the fifth ride, and the fifteenth, and the fiftieth rides, that tell the tale.
I've got a set of Nelson-Rigg throw-over saddlebags that were cheap. I got them for my first dirtbike 10+ years ago, and they've been the go-to piece of luggage that I use short-term whenever I get a new bike and don't have luggage for it. But after perhaps 10 rides, they developed a hole in the bag from dirt thrown up from common travel offroad, and stress from being loaded. Dirt grinding on nylon threads, flexing, wearing, fatiguing. I exercised Nelson-Rigg's warranty with them and got a new set and I still have the new set, but I'd rather have bags that just don't do that.
Rhinowalks are effectively built the same as the Rigg bags. As are many of the other cheap bags on Amazon.
Kriega, Mosko, Wolfman, and some others are not made like that. They don't fatigue from stress and dirt. Abrasion? Sure. But that's a totally different argument.
Have you seen these in person though? They are surprisingly well made. One of the guys on a adv ride I went on recently had them and everyone was impressed with the quality of them
Were they new? Of course they look nice when new.
Write back when they're 50 rides old. Let us know how they hold up at that point.
I like stuff that lasts !!!! but also like gear thats cheap.. i got a tankbag,it cost me £14 ($18) i,v had it over 5 yrs and its still going strong.. I also have some Kriga gear and thats super strong and great ,,,but it costs an arm and leg,,,,,, There has to be a middle ground .....ie middle price+middle performance
I have the exact same grey osah dry duffle on your buddies yamaha its 60 liters for like 60 bucks and works great!
Haha yeah, I have had it for years.
Rhinowalks get good reviews on T7 owner groups. I personally stick to Kriega, yes pricey, but quality is wow, up there with Mosko. Also very worth checking Lomo bags. Even better value for money than Rhinowalks and quality is sublime! Scottish made too!
Lomo is cheap and cheerful. Quality is nowhere near kriega.
@@alrightdave6135 i have both - OS system on my Tenere so OS bags, plus the R15 and R30 rucksacks etc, and i have Lomo bar bags that i leave on the bike with inexpensive stuff in them whereas i take my kriega stuff into my hotel room for obvious reasons. The Lomo are purely marketed as utilitarian waterproof bags and they work well in that matter with no added gimmicks. I have been using the bars bags on 3 bikes and a 40L Lomo dry bag for numerous camping trips and they do just fine!
i personally don't own any OS kriega luggage, but i do have a couple backpacks, and as you said the quality is just wow, the OS luggage looks fantastic, very clean for a soft luggage, and not to many straps to deal with, but, i think kriega has failed to deliver a universal OS Base ( the new one) , the original one has to little support and doesn't do well on big bikes.
thinking i might change bike and i dont like the idea of spending $200 again just to use the bags.
Did you ever check out the new system with the saddle that the bags attach to? How is it?
I think rhino walk are brilliant, I’m on my 4th bag, I got a huge 60litre one, 30litre and 20litre rucksack, then a 10kg tee leg bag, I’m also thinking about getting them paneer bags 💪
Used them to carry 45kg of camping gear on a cbr650r 😂
Your comment confuses me- You said these are the 30l and that they also have 10 and 20 l - Yet what I see in your site showing them from Rhino they show as 18, 28 and 48 L (at 1;56 in your video)
Im sorry if I didnt explain it well, the 30L is the rear bag which I really love. It has been great overall.
Congrat on not selling out ,,I,m really pissed the way some influencers promote bags (or any gear )that always happen tobe very spendy, when you leave a comment about the price,there reply is you gotta pay for quality.. I do not agree ,,there is loads of gear at cheap prices... I will not overspend on stuff like this...I,d rather spend on fuel,,,rant over