KEMIMOTO Motorcycle Handlebar Bag, Motorcycle Tool Bag,Black Sissy Bar Bicycle Handlebar Bag, Front Storage Accessory Bag for Cruiser Softail Dyna Sportsters 1.9L

This handlebar bag is twice the size of the largest I could get. Fits nicely in my dirt bike and can fit almost a whole toolkit inside. The bag expands as a square to store more stuff, has a front pocket which can store even more things like your phone. The zippers and the material look high quality. I don't know about the water resistance yet. You can strap it very safely to the handlebar without issue. It also has a strap to put a bottle in, great on the go for quick access. Also has side pockets, it really has a lot of space and compartments, even inner zippers inside the main compartment. Overall great value for the money out of the handlebar bags I've seen.

Can almost fit a 6pack of 12oz cans. I use it as a bag behind the handlebar

Fit perfectly behind the windscreen on my 2023 Indian Sport Chief. Material is a little on the soft size and feels porous. Not sure how it will hold up if it gets wet but time will tell. Overall solid product for the buck.

Perfect size, fit perfectly, looks great, durable, and I spent a third of what retail shop are charging for same product 😀.

I really like this bag. I have a scooter with under-seat storage. I keep a bag with a bunch of stuff in it- tire pressure gauge, ear plugs, registration, EZPass, gloves, etc. And I run a lot of errands with it to buy groceries, etc. So I need a bag that I can move to the outside of the bike if necessary when the storage is full with groceries or other items. This is exactly such a bag.Everything I have fits in it perfectly. And if I need to, I can attach it to the outside of the bike.I really like the straps underneath. They're for attaching additional items, they're separate from the straps that attach to the bike. I have a small foldable chair that I want to take with me occasionally on longer rides. I think it will fit perfectly to those straps.The zippers are the kind that looks like they might be waterproof. I wouldn't think so definitely, because the dual-zippers don't seem to close very securely. But just to be sure I ran it under the sink for a second to check. No, unfortunately it's not water proof, the inside was a little damp. I'm not marking off for that, for sure the description doesn't say it's waterproof. But I think that's a worthy feature, considering that the bag is meant to go outside of the bike. Consider it a feature request.Also, I kinda wish that there was a center divider in the main compartment and that the soft felt lining was on an inside pocket, not an outside pocket. But that's just me. I have some things that get dirty, like the air pressure gauge and sunscreen, that I'd like to keep separate from the rest of the stuff in the bag. Finally, I'm not sure how to use the side webbing/velcro patch. (Not the mesh pocket on the other side). I don't feel putting anything in there would be real safe out on a ride. But these are minor points. Hard to deduct points for them- Everything is accurate in the description and pictures, work the way they should and don't affect overall functionality. Just specific-to-me-only user preferences.But it solves a real problem I had, and I'm happy with this as a solution.

I've recently started using the KEMIMOTO Motorcycle Handlebar Bag on my new electric bicycle, and it has been a game-changer for my daily rides. The bag struck the perfect balance between size and storage capacity, making it an ideal accessory for my commuting needs.One of the key features of this handlebar bag is its roomy interior, complemented by several concealed pockets. These compartments have been incredibly handy for storing essentials like my bike alarm remote, glasses, and other items I might need while on the go. The convenience of having these items easily accessible yet securely stored cannot be overstated.The design of the bag is another aspect worth mentioning. Despite its spaciousness, the bag maintains a low profile on my bicycle, not interfering with the bike's aesthetic or functionality. Its discreet presence is a significant advantage, especially for those who prefer a more streamlined look.Durability and stability are where this bag truly shines. It attaches to the handlebars with four robust hook and loop fasteners, ensuring that it remains firmly in place without any vibration or looseness, even on rough terrains. This secure attachment provides peace of mind, knowing that my belongings are safe throughout the ride.In conclusion, the KEMIMOTO Motorcycle Handlebar Bag is an excellent choice for anyone with a commuter bike or motorcycle who needs a practical yet unobtrusive solution for carrying valuables. Its combination of size, storage capacity, and stability makes it a highly recommendable product. I've been using it daily since I received it and couldn't be happier with its performance.

I have this strapped to my front cargo rack on my TW200. Its a decent little bag, it has molle straps and some clasps as well. Its not water tight. It is a decent size as well. I can easily toss 3 water bottles in it and some junk on the sides as well. I like it, though its a dead soft bad with nothing holding its shape.

It's a handlebar bag, but good room for tools and things. Looks nice and secures well, stays put in 80mph wind!