Rear Seat Bag

[challey]

Anyone have experience with the Wunderlich Rear Seat Bag?
http://www.bmwsantacruz.com/Merchant2/index.html
It looks reasonably well-made but I'm not sure how practical it is given its size and configuration. Are there other alternatives to Wunderlich?

[hotzuk]

The Wunderlich bag looks pretty nice but I must say that it is a little pricey. I currently use this bag on my rear seat when I am out and about sport touring:

http://www.newenoughhp.com/tour_master_ ... g_page.htm

Very well constructed and it comes with the rain cover. The people at http://www.newenough.com are great when it comes to standing by their products and outstanding customer service. Hope this helps.

[joe bar]

Anyone have experience with the Wunderlich Rear Seat Bag?
http://www.bmwsantacruz.com/Merchant2/index.html
It looks reasonably well-made but I'm not sure how practical it is given its size and configuration. Are there other alternatives to Wunderlich?

The wunderlich seat bag is made in Germany by a company called Kahedo, I had one of their bags on a Triumph Sprint. It was pretty well made, but there are probably cheaper alternatives that work just as well and a similar quality.

Just for info, Kahedo also make for Touratech.

[maximus]

I have the PACSAFE tailbag and absolutely love it. It holds a lot of stuff and ties down well on all four corners. It's pricey but worth it!

[Eqyn Dad]

I purchased a Motofizz bag from Aerostitch. They come in 3 sizes and are loaded with features that a very convenient. I use the large one and it literally goes all the way across the seat and across the tops of the hard cases. It holds enough stuff for a week long trip.

Check it out.

[cbesey]

No experience with that one, but I put on a Chicane Summit last week and am loving it so far.

[dcameron]

The Wunderlich bag looks pretty nice but I must say that it is a little pricey. I currently use this bag on my rear seat when I am out and about sport touring:

http://www.newenoughhp.com/tour_master_ ... g_page.htm

Very well constructed and it comes with the rain cover. The people at http://www.newenough.com are great when it comes to standing by their products and outstanding customer service. Hope this helps.

I've got the same bag. Use it all the time with an extra tie-down. Very happy with it and very reasonable price. Also, like that it is a duffle bag and very portable.

[DJ Downunder]

hotzuk wrote:
The Wunderlich bag looks pretty nice but I must say that it is a little pricey. I currently use this bag on my rear seat when I am out and about sport touring:

http://www.newenoughhp.com/tour_master_ ... g_page.htm

Very well constructed and it comes with the rain cover. The people at http://www.newenough.com are great when it comes to standing by their products and outstanding customer service. Hope this helps.



I've got the same bag. Use it all the time with an extra tie-down. Very happy with it and very reasonable price. Also, like that it is a duffle bag and very portable.

It looks like a good bag..does anyone have a pic of it on the bike..across the system cases.

DJ

[TonyO]

I use a Famsa rear seat bag and have found it extremely good.
I bought mine from Winding Roads in the UK. Its Italian made
and very easy to attach.

http://www.windingroads.co.uk/catalog/p ... ucts_id=30

[joe bar]

I use a Famsa rear seat bag and have found it extremely good.
I bought mine from Winding Roads in the UK. Its Italian made
and very easy to attach.

http://www.windingroads.co.uk/catalog/p ... ucts_id=30

Funny that, not got the same bag, but I have a FAMSA bag, also from Winding Roads, it's the smaller one than yours, but zips off a bit like the one I had on my Triumph. My mate has the one like yours on his Tiumph, but has no panniers, so the extra size is useful.

http://www.windingroads.co.uk/catalog/p ... ucts_id=35

[Henzilla]

I have a Wunderlich on my R, it was pricey ,yes, but it fits my needs. it expands to about 10" tall if needed and zips off its seatmount to carry as a daypack. My girlfriend liked it and now has one on her R also