KEMIMOTO Motorcycle Saddlebags, 24L Large Capacity Storage Saddlebags with Rain Covers for Motorcycle Dirt Bike Dual Sport Motorcross Motorbike Racing Mountain Off-Road, Motorcycles Accessories

I have bought several motorcycle accessories from KemiMoto, handle bar risers, luggage, handlebar accessories, tail tidies, ect.. never been disappointed. Everything I've received from KemiMoto has exceeded my expectations in quality, durability, and function. They are consistent in quality and the finish product always looks really good.The bag itself is made if good quality sturdy material, holds up well over time. Straps are triple stitched same with zippers. Thick material, sewn really well, zippers are smooth and not cheap.I'm really hard on stuff like this straps and zippers usually are the first to go but these have held up well to my abuse. I've shoved all sorts of random things in there from a fragile laptop to a heavy Milwaukee Nail gun pressing on the seams and still holding up.Overall worth the money for sure, nice bags with med-large capacity, durable, would definitely buy again. KemiMoto has been consistent with quality in all their products, exceeding expectations for the cost. It's a reliable purchase.

It fits perfectly on my crf250f, looks good as well. I was worried about the exhaust touching the bag but the size and positioning of the bag over the plastic is perfect. Bought it two weeks ago so I can't comment on the longevity but so far I'm a happy customer.

I'm a budget person so I buy the budget gear and you get what you pay for here.Now, it's all dependent on what bike you have and what connection points are available to you.I've had these on two bikes. The first was a KLX and these were a breeze to put on and worked great.I'm now lucky enough to have a T7 with a tusk rear rack. I had a hard time figuring out a configuration that would work, granted I'm not the most creative type.After about 2 hours of screwing around, I found one that allows these bags to coexist with the stock exhaust. More connection points with better/more secure straps would do these bags good. But for the price, these are pretty alright.Not waterproof, nor are they advertised to do so. Yes, they have rain covers. No, they won't work great riding through rain because water finds a way (kicked up by wheels, hits the side of the bike and seeps in through otherwise inaccessible points)Overall, pretty decent bang for the buck. But I wish they were designed with more stitch points with better straps.

Fit is perfect, large space

They aren't waterproof or even water resistant! Got caught in a short shower, everything was soaked. My solution (hopefully), I sprayed it all down with silicone boot waterproofing. We'll see how that works, hopefully my update will be a good one.Edit: Haven't been out in the rain again yet, and if I know it's going to be raining, I do have larger waterproof bags. These are nice because they aren't huge, have a pocket underneath for tire spoons & wrenches. Very sturdy for a daily ride, run to the store or carrying first aid packs, survival gear, etc...Customer Service really wants to make this good for me, I'm keeping them and I'm ok with them now that I know the limits of these bags.