Nelson-Rigg tail pack review
Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2016 2:23 am
I was looking for some sort of tail bag/pack/case for my new RT. I don't like the look of the large BMW top hard cases (not to mention the price!) and since we don't tour we don't need that much room anyway. BMW makes as soft bag that was not bad but even that was a little larger than what I wanted and $180. I was just looking for something that would hold the 'small items' that I don't want rolling around in the saddlebags. I'm talking like the manuals, tire repair kit and electric air pump, can of sunscreen, some energy bars, ball cap, sunglasses, first aid kit, that kind of thing. BMW saddlebag design being what it is makes it difficult to just throw a few things in there as everything would just jostle around in there and then fall out when you open it up.
So I took to Amazon and just started searching, looking for something small but durable and attractive. There were several options but one rose to the top: The Nelson-Rigg CL-1060-S Black Sport Tail/Seat Pack. It's relatively small but heavy duty made with nice features. It holds exactly what I need it to hold with some extra room to spare. And that's without unzipping the extender which gives you even more room. It cost me $80 shipped Prime (two-day shipping) and I couldn't be happier. It fits perfect, holds what I want it to and looks like it was built for the bike. I had a backrest on order for the wife (Sargent - $365) but she said the small pack gives her what she needs which mostly just something to keep her from flying off the back when I goose the throttle.
If you're looking for a small tail pack solution that looks nice, is well made and affordable, check it out. Lots of high reviews on Amazon for it. I'll post a couple photos of it on the bike.
So I took to Amazon and just started searching, looking for something small but durable and attractive. There were several options but one rose to the top: The Nelson-Rigg CL-1060-S Black Sport Tail/Seat Pack. It's relatively small but heavy duty made with nice features. It holds exactly what I need it to hold with some extra room to spare. And that's without unzipping the extender which gives you even more room. It cost me $80 shipped Prime (two-day shipping) and I couldn't be happier. It fits perfect, holds what I want it to and looks like it was built for the bike. I had a backrest on order for the wife (Sargent - $365) but she said the small pack gives her what she needs which mostly just something to keep her from flying off the back when I goose the throttle.
If you're looking for a small tail pack solution that looks nice, is well made and affordable, check it out. Lots of high reviews on Amazon for it. I'll post a couple photos of it on the bike.