Motor Pannier Bag 10/20/30L Multifunctional Waterproof Rear Rack Trunk Motorcycle Seat Bag, Black 20L

Having been the owner of the 10l bag (my wife and I have one each) , my wife decided she needed to carry more stuff so we bought the 20l bag. Equally as good as the 10l, this one comes with shoulder straps to turn it into a rucksack if required. Sadly for my wife, the 20l didn’t sit well on her bike, nothing to do with the bag, she just had limited room on her seat. Great news for me though as the 20l fits great on my adventure bike so I guess I’ll have to keep it! I researched a lot, and compared the pack to the much more expensive Krieger packs. I know some will say these are far superior, however at my price point, the Rhinowalk does everything I need it to do, and had plenty of features that are useful. On the bike the pack is sturdy, and I’d definitely waterproof as I found out last week. I have seen some reviews where people have said the packs come apart at the seams. I am only think that people are trying to get too much stuff in them, mine seems very robust, and while I haven’t overpacked it, I can see it lasting me many years. Over all, a great bit of kit that I would recommend to friends and would definitely buy again.

Clearly a copy but honestly cant fault it. My friend has the brand name equivalent that costs a lot more and they seem to be nearly identical. Have used for a few trips now, not had any issues. I do however put some bungie cords around it for additional stability / peace of mind, but probably not needed. Waterproofing seems good enough but haven't used in really heavy weather. Size seems reasonable. I can get a spare pair of shoes, bathroom bag, towell, and a 2-3 days of clothes for 1 person in. It seems to be pretty well made.

You can’t really go wrong with this product and I’d go so far as to say it’s probably better than hard luggage ! That’s a big claim I know but hear me out . I’m a biker who has used this product on two long rides across France and Spain in wind ,rain , , sandstorms ( yes really) and lightening ( note the product wouldn’t stand up to a direct hit ) and what I found great about it is 1) light weight , well made ( robust) and with a water resistent lining 2) fitting it to the bike is easyish 3) yellow colour has its benefits in attracting the eye of drivers 4) “easy on easy off “ once set up means I also used it for going to the superstore for the weekly shop 5) straps are study and showed no signs of wear and tear despite plenty of use and exposeyre to extreme temperatures 16-41c 6) Dedicated top zip zone I found great for laptop/ iPad etc 7) long straps enable you to use this as a rucksack and I found this very handy even when not riding ( going to the beach / work / etc Drawbacks ? 1) ideally two spare hook straps for when you lose them would be a real differentiator 2) I’d go for the larger size next time ( this has nothing to do with the provider quality ) this one is good for a single person not spending much more than a week on the road. I’d have given 5 stars if the manufacturer supplied spare straps but that’s me being a bit harsh when all things considered as a biker you’ll get great use out of this both on and off the bike

I own a Kriega US-20. Which I use for commuting with the work laptop etc. I wanted a smaller bag for general day rides to hold food, drinks etc but didn’t want to pay Kriega prices again. So purchased the 10l rhinowalk bag. Pretty much the same design as the kriega, very easy to install and take off. The quality of the stitching and material used is not of such a high quality but does the job perfectly. Cheap in price so I don’t mind leaving it on the bike when I pop in to a shop. Can’t comment on how waterproof it is, but it looks as though it would keep everything dry. If you want to keep this on the bike you will need to have some items in it as the bag doesn’t stay secure as the straps don’t pull tight enough if empty. Highly recommend. Definitely could purchase the whole set for the price of one Kriega bag. The fixings are very similar so I can strap this bag on to my Kriega bag if I need to carry more.

I bought this as part of a set of two for a motorcycle tour to the south of France in September 2022. I dont tour regularly so wanted a product that would do the job but not cost the earth. Obviously, these are comparible to a named brand in the motorcycle world. I bought a 20lt and and a 30lt bag which came to about 1/6th of the price of the named brand. Objectively, the name brand is made of heavier materials and constructed more ruggedly but this item is still very nicely built. The branded product would probably last longer if put to the test but the price difference means it would have to last six times longer than this Rhinowalk bag! Price difference aside, This item is totally waterproof. I rode for two hours in driving rain from Le Mans to Le Harve, then left the bags on the bikes while waiting for a ferry (still tipping it down) and my kit was bone dry. I was hugely impressed. If I would like to see one improvement to the product; I would like a air valve so that I vould compress the bag more when loading it on to the bike and therfore reduce any sag in the luggage over the period of the trip. I would highly recommend this product for a casual tourer, like me, or a tourer on a buget.

the bag worked great for about two and a half weeks, kept everything inside dry and stayed on securely, but just today while I was out riding two of the connecting straps snapped and the bag and it's contents got shredded on the road. hoping it's a freak accident and will likely return to a rhinowalk bag again in the future, as I loved the capacity and usability for the price

Bought a motorbike that was such a new model that no-one had produced accessories for it, like a topbox or panniers. Needed something to carry my stuff to work and after a quick search found these. I bought the 30L and the 10L (the 20L didn't seem to be available in black). The 30L takes my lunch box (in a cool box), my mug and my book; it still has a lot of space which I don't use. The 10L takes my work shoes which can get muddy. The top of both bags roll up and clip on to the body making a waterproof seal and the 10L clips to the top of the 30L. There are 4 straps with loops on the end, of which 2 each connect together and go under the pillion seat, with another 4 straps that attach to those straps and the top of the 30L bag with a facility to tighten them up. There are YouTube videos that show you how to do this. You can have the 30L bag on the seat with the 20L or 10L on top or two 10L or 20L bags on the sides as panniers, or indeed any combination you like depending on how much stuff you need to transport. They fit any bike and are perfect for touring.

I have the 30l Krieger backback but sometimes it can get a bit heavy. I considered getting the Krieger luggage but then saw this for a fraction of the cost. I was sceptical but the reviews were positive so I gave it a go. I'm very impressed with it, in some places it looks better made than the Krieger, really heavy duty and rubbery. I've not tested it in the rain so I can't comment on waterproofing, but I rode into London with it fixed on the back of my R1 and it held on just fine. I did buy a couple of extra spring loaded teeth straps because the back of an R1 is not really suited to luggage, and I didn't want the included straps to come loose, but that's probably just me being over cautious.