I know it's not specifically designed for a motorcycle, but as temporary storage for quick trips to the store, can this be a good throw-over bag?
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I actually bought a pair for my bike(Honda VTX 1300) as throw over bags and they work great. Plenty of room and they look good on my bike. The middle tongue gives plenty of space to have the bags rest on each side of the rear fender like regular throw-over motorcycle bags. Plus they're heavy canvas that should hold-up well over the years. So yes, on a motorcycle no problem.
1682280
Yes, but might be awkward 2 secure on a motorcycle... bungies maybe 2 lengthen the straps. Should work 4 most applications
1682281
it can be used for temporary storage for quick trips to the store... bag comes with a ring at the bottom of the bag for you to secure it to the frame... that way its not flapping in the wind... still I would probably go with something meant for a motorcycle...good luck.
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I use it on my motor scooter all the time, it works great. so the answer is yes.
1682283
I use it occasionally on my Stella/Vespa PX scooter for grocery runs and errands. My scooter has a lift up seat to access the gas and oil tanks. I slide the carrier on and secure it with the seat. For MC use you would need to figure out a way to secure it. Enough space for a grocery run or beer growler on each side.
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Not for sure on that, but my Harley half helmet barely goes in. And I have to jamb it in. Then it takes up a lot of space. But I packed for a week for Sturgis with my helmet in the bag.
1287117
Yes, just cheecked, that's what I have, but I wouldn't recommend it. It's a tight fit, but my biggest issue with this product is that it's not very secure. I have actually taken it off my bike and currently use Panier bags on the back and carry a rickshaw bag... LOVE!
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Andrew, funny you should ask that. Finding a luggage rack for my motorcycle has been more difficult than I thought and I actually use this bag on the sissy bar backrest with it facing me. It's actually kind of nice because it acts as a bit of a backrest to when i lean back. But to answer your question, yeah, it would work just fine like that. The thick sizable velcro straps that hold it onto your sissy bar make it pretty versatile for many backrests.Hope that helps.
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No the bag is not big and bulky and it does look good on my bike. It will look good on your bike. I use it for small thing like carry my iPod and small box of lunch to work and it serve the purpose.
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I tent to over protect my baby (he is my baby). I guess it depends on how good of a bike driver/rider you are. I believe this bag was not designed for a bike ride, if you were to crush, your pet would not have a lot of protection. It is great for the car or to roll him or her around at the mall. I love the bag but I would not take a chance with my little one. Hope this is helpful.
1237087
Seems unlikely that the bag will be too long. The issue will be not having the cross bars and securing the bag front to back. The bag is pliable and could be conformed to fit a smaller area.
1097959
Magnets are strong enough to hold the bag without strapping it down. I have a Harley but the shape of the bag I bet it would fit just about anything.
994154
Definitely! I store mine in a plastic bin with all of my travel gear. Sometimes it's on top and other times it's crushed on the bottom. The material used for the duffel is top of the line, rugged and just screams "abuse me"! I've never folded it over but, I'm sure it wouldn't be a problem. This bag is ready for the Zombie-Apocalypse!
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I'd say pretty unfeasible for that purpose. It's larger than a typical messenger bag, and its pockets aren't particularly well suited to hold papers, etc. I absolutely love it for my bike, but I think you'd be disappointed having to lug it around.
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Likely, but consider that bag will be above the bike's center of gravity, so better secure contents against side to side motion and or put really light fluffy stuff in there. Ken
1899271
The bag is pretty sturdy. But it's an "executive" type of bag, not meant for throwing or slamming around. You may want to get something more rugged like a Halliburton.
114476
It would be a tight fit. It might would fit if you positioned it from bottom corner to top corner of the bag, that would give you a few more inches of room.
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You could but it might be overkill. Bag is large and unless its a fat tire bike with a large rack I think it's going to mess with your ride
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Well....yes technically that would work. This is a very tough little rubber bag, very tough. The top closes and is secured by a "male" - "female" connector, blanking on the correct name, like the snaps of a life vest, so you could tie that to a rope or put a bungee cord through it, I guess it might flop around in the wind on your bike, but if you need waterproof, this is it. Happy trails
1714736
Absolutely! that's actually exactly what I use it for. It protects it very well and the bag it's self is very light and durable.
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Yes, it will be your good option. But be noted that this bag is slim, if you ve many stuff, the bag would seem small.