1650 Strap Mount Tank Bag - Water-Resistant, Tear-Resistant, Industrial Grade Ballistic Nylon with Anti-Scratch Rubberized Polyester Bottom, Adjustable Strap Mounting System

I love the simplicity and the look of this item. The quality surpassed my expectations and its overall durability and design are great. The magnets are so strong I'd suggest gently place the bag on your tank while holding the side/magnet wings so they don't slam onto your tank. Multiple options to use your phone and display the screen while riding if necessary, excellent grip, WILL NOT come off even during evasive and aggressive maneuvers. Excellent accessory, I highly recommend it! Description, photograph, website presentation, and what arrived are the same-size, shape, and color matched expectations. I'd recommend it!

I hate tank bags. I think they're ugly, they scratch up my tank, they're ugly and, did I mention they're ugly?This one is also ugly. And it scratches my tank. But it's also huge. I carry everything I need for work in it, and it has a convenient carry handle. The quality of the materials and construction is excellent. I haven't tried it in serious rain yet, but I'm certain it's just fine. I love this ugly tank bag.

THIS BAG IS A WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY WILL NOT HOLD TO TANK THE MAGNETS ARE WAY TO SMALL TO EVEN HOLD TO MY WASHER EMPTY DO NOT BUY

Worked as it should.

This is a great tank bag! After trying 3 previous tank bags and not happy with any to fit my Yamaha Fj09. This one fits great and is just the right side for me anyway. I use it for every day items, change purse, extra gloves, etc. The other bags that have an enclosed holder for the phone or GPS are useless as they overheat. Magnet's work great but is does sit up high in the front (on my bike anyway) until you put the strap on for the steering. I bolted mine down (see photos) but still comes off using the quick release buckle. Overall a great well made bag!

It’s actually a pretty nice bag. I used to use a magnetic bag which I love; my new bike doesn’t have a steel tank and I decided to try a strap on bag. Overall I don’t think a strap on tank bag is very convenient.

Let's count the ways I'm disappointed in this bag.(1) No rain cover, none.(2) The map window connects to the bag using these bungee loops. *most* bags will connect at the top, but velcro at the bottom so you can swing the map out of the way to access the contents of the bag. As soon as you put this on the bag, you can no longer get into the bag.That is if you could actually attach it. The loops on the map window or "Touch Sensitive Pouch" don't line up with the clips that are on the bag for it.(3) Magnetically, it's a joke, magnets are not strong enough for the amount of stuff you can shove into this bag.(4) The Web mesh on top of the bag, looks cool but is basically useless, it's going in one of the microscopic stash pockets.(5) The interior is lined with a super slippery piece of plastic, nothing plush or cushioning about it. Stuff's gonna slide around and rattle in here.So many great ideas/features on this bag so poorly executed.

I bought this bag for a 1,500-mile road trip through Utah and Colorado. It worked exactly as I'd hoped. I have a Concours 14, so the tank is plenty big for this fairly big tank bag. It's a great addition to my coterie of detachable luggage.