Medium Motofizz Camping Seat Bag

I just got back from a 2600 mile tour from New England to the southeast on my new to me R1150RT & this bag performed flawlessly as it has for 20 years & on a dozen different bikes. The bag is cavernous, more than enough room for a weeks worth of gear & camping supplies. The support straps holding up the ends are ingenious as are the internal stabilizing straps. If you’re looking for sone kind of a bag for your bike, this is the one you want.

Just like my first Roadcrafter suit, my medium Motofizz bag has been with me for tens of thousands of miles, works perfectly in ways I never dreamed of, has become a treasured traveling companion over the course of 25 years or so, still does it’s job perfectly, and only leaves me in a conundrum by virtue of the fact I SHOULD buy another one on general principle in support of the awesomeness of the thing, but find it difficult when the original still works so well. All I can do in response to those feelings is leave this review in hopes you, good reader will buy one and begin your own journey of bliss.

I've had a small Motofizz bag for around 20 yrs.and love it and use it on my VFR. This one I bought to augment the side cases on my FJR1300. Instead, I've removed the side cases for most trips and use only this bag, thus losing lots of width and about 25 pounds
( those stock cases are beefy) which, even on a bike as portly as the FJR, I can actually feel.
It takes a bit to learn some of the less obvious details of the bag and the easiest way to use it, but it can carry a LOT of stuff, yet doesn't weigh more than necessary. I'm VERY happy with it.

I have a Moto Fizz Medium Tail bag. It is fabulous. Tons of room, easy to organize with the top and end load doors. Plus with the rain cover it is totally dry. And you get the straps you need to hold it in place two ways. With the rain cover on or off. I love.

Great Bag: tons of room and doo-hickies to attach stuff to. Have to figure out for oneself how best to mount the bag on the bike. In my case, easier to hook it up when on its side. Still working on the best way to hook it up when I tie things to the top of the bag.

Only complaints (the usuals): NOT waterproof and the rain cover... I think it serves best to hide the coolness of this very functional bag; theft deterrent.

I own a Large Motofizz bag that has been on my GSA to Alaska and Labrador for multi-week trips with camping gear. The medium size is perfect for traveling without the camping gear. I use it in the truck, flying or motorcycle trips. The bag under the top cover is perfect for dirty clothes or wet gear. You can also expand it to stuff a ski parka or new acquisitions (her shopping!). I use the detachable bag for my GPS and radar detector when I leave the bike. The medium also has room for a padded laptop pouch in the bottom that I can remove the computer from the end access and stuff back in without unpacking the clothes above it. I keep a medium stuffsack and garbage bag just in case I want to store something on top of the MotoFizz bag. Perfect size, easy to carry in home, airport or hotel.

If you're looking for a small pack to fit on your passenger seat, this probably isn't it unless you have a really big passenger seat. This bag in fact fills up my fairly sizable luggage rack on my Goldwing F6B. But man, what this pack will hold! What I love about these Motofizz bags is that they will expand in two dimensions; if you're restricted top-bottom, you can expand side to side. If you're restricted side to side, you can loosen the straps on the top flap of the bag and just keep jamming stuff in. At one point on my last trip I had somebody else's leather jacket, two cans of fuel and ten t-shirts that were gifts for my family back home, all of which went on top of an already full inner compartment. In addition to the full size collapsable tripod that I already had secured by my flap. Rock solid durable too, Motofizz is the best!

Just got back from 7,000+ miles with this bag on the back seat of my 04 BMW K2100GT. I also got caught in that insane sleet storm in Texas on this ride. As others have said, the rain cover is a throw away. I used it for a bit and the wind ripped it. But, no worries, the bag itself is pretty resilient and even in that sleet mess, nothing in the bag got wet even tho the rain cover was not used. This thing is huge, I cannot imagine the large on my bike. Between the bag, my Givi Trunk and saddle bags I had more than enough room for a month away. It was packed full and heavy enough I worried about the handle tearing off, but that was unfounded fear. This thing is a tank. 7,000 hard miles and it still looks brand new. Don't wait ... get one, you will not regret it.

bought this bag because of a trip i am going to be taking and i don't have the right bag. i usually ride an HD ultra or an HD sportster and have bags for them. but the trip i am thinking will be on a bmw 650 twin. so i needed a bag that would work with that bike. thus far the only use i have with this bag is for a long weekend in a car. but it worked better than i anticipated. the 3 ways to get into it allowed me to pack according to what i would need or use. i was a bit skeptical about the additional cinch sack on the top uner the main flap, but i used it for sandals so as not to get other things dirty and it worked fine. i was able to put jackets under the stretch cords on top. i didn't use the shoulder strap and am not really sure exactly where to attach that. guess i have to look at the diagram again. i seriuosly cannot wait to use this on the bmw. i am thinking it will work perfectly. i also might use it on the ultra instead of what i have been using.

Just purchased a 2012 Triumph Tiger and needed a bag for short road trips. I also wanted something that could work for commuting on a daily basis. After researching a bunch of options selected the medium motofizz bag. The fact that it has some structure to it was the final selling point as duffel type bags just wouldn't work for my needs. I had a chance to use the bag on a 4 day, 1300 mile trip through Sequoia, Kings Canyon and Yosemite National Parks a week ago and the bag worked perfect. It was rock solid on the bike, handled all my clothes and emergency gear with no problem. I also rode in a few hours of rain and had no problems even without the rain cover. Great bag, well made and I have no doubt I made the right decision in purchasing this bag.