MotoFizz Camping Seat Bags (Small, Medium & Large) #9029

This bag is the bomb! The quality and ingenuity are unsurpassed. It's obvious that a biker that camps out when they travel wrote the specs on this one. I bought the large for my Harley Heritage Softail and the bag performs flawlessly, looks great and because of its low profile and center of gravity, there are no compromises in bike handling. I'm just thankful that the instructions had great pictures because everything is written in Japanese. Thank you MotoFizz for a truly awesome product and thank you Aerostitch for bringing it to us! -Kathryn Pinkerton

A great bag, no question. Stable at a ton+. Lost the rain cover somewhere in rural Kentucky, but the bag really doesn't leak. If you like rain covers, add a bungee net to keep it in place. -Alan Palmer

Fantastic bag
KWP -Katherine Pond

Got one for Christmas - I wanted the medium bag for the back seat of my GL 1800 Goldwing - it is a perfect fit. An amazing bag - well designed and very useful with lots of storage space and innovative areas to put stuff . Well made and good looking to boot. Best travel bag I have ever had. -frank fraticelli

These are excellent bags, very versatile design and an excellent mounting system that holds the bag firmly in place while being easy and expedient to remove. Your load is accessible form many directions and the tie downs and "flap" make adding extra gear very easy.
Highly recommended
-Craig Dolick

This is the greatest bag design I've come across. I opted for the Moto-Fizz bag over more expensive hard bags and I do not regret the decision. The current catalog description of size does not do the bag justice. I'm glad the website has included the expanded dimensions because the Medium bag expands over 4 inches at each end to make it more than large enough for my needs. I especially like the closure flap which has ample adjustment in the quick release buckles to hold down items you need stored during a ride like extra layers of clothing. Best buy! -Takashi Eto

The MotoFizz solves every complaint that I have ever had with using a duffel bag on the back of a motorcycle. It has D-rings on the front and rear so that it can be lashed down properly, but it goes one better with quick-release buckles attached via short straps. The mating straps that you attach to the frame of the bike are adjustable and have a loop sewn into the other end, which makes it a cinch to attach them to the bike. Oh, but you ask what you do with those dangling straps when you take the bag off the bike. The MotoFizz comes with a handy X-shaped piece of strapping, made from two short straps joined at their middles via a swiveling rivet, and with buckles at the four ends. You simply set this on the seat when you remove the bag, then insert the four dangling straps. The bottom of the bag is covered with a high friction rubbery material, which will keep the bag from sliding even the slightest amount on the rear seat.

When a standard duffel bag is strapped to the rear seat, it invariably flattens out and intrudes into the rider's space, constantly pushing the rider up against the fuel tank. The MotoFizz solves this using adjustable buckle straps that run horizontally across the interior of the duffel, front to rear. You can adjust those straps so that the bag will keep its shape, not flattening out toward the front and rear.

The top of the bag has a U-shaped zipper opening, and that flap has a stuff sack with a cord-lock closure affixed to its top. That zipper flap is covered by another flap, which is held down at the rear via adjustable quick-release buckles. That outer flap has two separate accommodations for lashing things like bedrolls and tent poles to the outside. There is a bungee cord on the top, which crisscrosses through a series of nylon loops, and with a cord lock at one end. Toward the rear close to the end of the flap, there is a pair of adjustable strap loops with buckles.

The ends of the MotoFizz expand, and each end opens completely to allow access from either end. There is a smaller pouch attached to each end, one of which is removable. Lots of extra D-rings are sewn over the outside.

The bottom line is this: when you look at the MotoFizz and count the number of functional features that you have never seen on any other duffel bag, it is nothing short of mind-boggling. How could anyone who uses a motorcycle for camping or traveling do without one? What are you waiting for? -Kaiser Soze

I acquired one of these medium sized bags and drove across the states in a 3 day deluge (Detroit to Seattle) and I mean DELUGE- ONLY ONE CAUTION - the rain cover achieves its waterproofing by a coating on the fabric cover. Unfortunately the fabric cover -Eugene