Don't expect too much... It will last for 1-2 trips. The straps it comes with are useless, you need to buy your own and use those.

For its price, it is excellent. I made a modification to secure them safely. After 1 month, the bottom of one extension got wet, but as long as the zipper of the extension is closed, everything is fine. The quality is much better than what you pay for

I have been very satisfied so far...time will tell how things will go...and I have loaded them as much as possible!!!

I bought them because of the good reviews they had. Truly the worst in the category. Terrible quality in seams and zippers. On the first trip I used them, the zipper broke without applying force. Shortly after, I saw the seams starting to unravel, even though I had neither weight nor volume inside the suitcase, just a jacket. It was raining, and I had to put on the raincoats, which tore at the seams. Don't buy it; you'll ruin your trip

....very good..quality...waterproof..huge..but their installation is a headache..especially on a scooter as they hit the turn signals if they are not integrated into the rear light...

Very good build quality, but in prolonged rain (130km route in the rain) they took in a little water from the inner side of the wheel and the 2. Very satisfied though given the intensity of the rain.

The best purchase I have ever made! Definitely worth the money. As for the comments saying it doesn't hold its shape, I would suggest trying to put the cardboard insoles that are included inside, and they will become perfect and very stable. As for the fit on a CBR XX 1100, I had no problems regardless of speed. No shaking or anything, using only the straps from the packaging! As for space, huge!

Without the machine having special brackets to hang them on a naked machine, they are dangerous and at some point, they will definitely touch the wheel and make a hole

For the money it costs, it's the best you can find! It holds a lot of clothes and is durable. The downside, which has been mentioned by others as well, is that it doesn't come with instructions on how to secure it, so I improvised and used my own straps.

Don't dare to get them for assembly; you have to be MacGyver.... and when I tightened it a bit to be sure because it was shaking a lot, the connector broke....

Dangerous for MT07, does not fit well at all and found a little on the wheel, also a strap was cut. Stay away!

I received them today! I haven't put them on the motorcycle yet, but in terms of appearance they are a 10! In terms of quality, they seem quite good for the money they cost and they are definitely not cheap in construction.. We'll see how they hold up in the long run

They fit perfectly on the sh150.. I tie them with an extra strap for extra security to prevent the zippers from tearing due to the weight. They are quite spacious. The only negative is that the soles are not 100% made for them, resulting in improper fit and cracking

Good evening, my personal opinion and view on these saddlebags is definitely that they are value for money. I bought them for 70€ and I can say that they are worth it all. I have used them on a trip and they didn't suffer any damage. 2,500 km on the road and they didn't budge at all. The way they attach requires a specific method, but if you have a brain, you can easily figure it out. No shaking, no tearing, no broken zipper. Excessive space for things and clothes. Now, as for waterproofing, I don't know, I haven't tested them in the rain

I haven't taken them on a trip yet, but trying to tie them, I realized that the bindings have been made by literal monkeys. There are no instructions inside, of course, because they themselves don't know how to tie them.

As backpacks, they are large and comfortable. They can fit plenty of things. The fastening requires a patent. There are no instructions. For their price, they are perfectly fine.

Very good quality (for the money it costs) in Vstrom it would normally need a slightly longer main belt BUT it fits perfectly, stable during driving. It doesn't have a lock, so when you take it off the motorcycle you should be careful because they can easily be stolen, they arrived very quickly. I highly recommend it for budget situations.

In Varadero, I traveled 3500 kilometers with a cage and fastened it in 2 points, front and back. It was great with 150.

I have this specific product for 8 months now! Very functional and practical, especially for traveling! I would highly recommend it.

The straps with clips on the fz6 were forced to be placed over the seat because the seat did not close underneath, resulting in a problem for the passenger. Also, if you leave them hanging with the weight of the luggage, the zippers get damaged, so you put a bungee cord on each suitcase to prevent the weight from falling on the zipper. I also put them on Givi racks. They are quite nice with good spaces and inner and outer nets. I had no problem on the road, I did 1300 km. If someone has placed the clips differently under the seat on an fz6 or has made something different, please let us know.

The zipper broke on the first trip... good fit and holds a lot of things but for a one-time use, it's not worth 70€.

Yes, they may be cheap, but when you tighten the clips, a strap comes off, losing my trust and forcing me to use zip ties for security on all the clips. Installing them on bikes without rails and without plastic volume, as well as on bikes with soft plastics (like the xt600 that I installed them on) is difficult, and you need to be very careful with the plastic parts of the cases because they will scratch the plastics. However, after a trip, I realized that they fit well and are secure, but perhaps I should have chosen the coloriposto ones.

I wasn't thrilled with their placement on the cbr 600 rr, I had to come up with a trick to prevent the bags from falling on the wheel, but other than that, I managed to secure them safely