Rhinowalk Motorcycle Saddle Bag Extender

For what I paid, and considering it came with the mounting plate, very happy with the purchase. When comparing to a very expensive bag that I have, outer material seems identical. The expensive bag does have the waterproof bag sewn into it, but these come with removal bags. As good, maybe not, but price reflects. We will see what happens when I take a fall here shortly on an expert trail that I am sure I will fall on. Will update on durability after the 10 day trip, but from what I am seeing now, no issues. I think I will spray down with a can of Scotch guard on one of them and see what happens between the 2.

Excellent quality. Looks great. Easy on and off the bike with quick release.

Easy to install . Very tough material. I love how easy they are to offload. They are great size. They’re a little heavy.

Good bag

Similar to "the other guys" at less than 1/2 the price! I have owned both and while there are some minor differences I really like all the nice detail features of these bags, such as the locking buckle adjustments, small zipper pocket behind the beavertail, stiffeners to keep the bag's shape (use or don't use), molle loops everywhere and a few features I haven't yet figured out how I want to use. Awesome bags!

I like these bags. They are about what you'd expect for the price. Easy installation. However, the latch mechanism that releases the bags from the mounting plate is flawed. It does not retract far enough with the lever in the handle. On my bike, the bags cannot be removed unless you pry over the latch manually with a very small screwdriver...which is hard to get to. I'm in touch with Rhinowalk and will update this review once I learn what the fix is.

I thought the bags wouldn't hold as much as my previous saddlebags (plastic) but I was wrong. Even scrunched down to their minimum width they hold quite a lot. Haven't even used them expanded yet! Something I don't like is the method of holding the excess straps in place. They always seem to lengthen while riding so you have half a dozen straps hanging out flapping in the wind. Been trying to find a method to hold the excess with any luck.

These really are the best value and sturdiest soft bags on the market. Their only downfall is that the rivets that hold the bag to the plastic plate can break if the bike falls on top of the bag. I consider this type of use normal for a soft bag on a dual sport motorcycle although, to be fair, a lot of bags on the market will have issues if a bike is dropped on them. Customer service from Rhinowalk is top notch.