Motorcycle Tank Bag Waterproof with Strong Magnetic Motorbike Bag for Honda Yamaha Suzuki Kawasaki Harley Large

I have a Ducati ST3s ABS and it came with 2 side panniers and a top box but I always use a small tank bag for the small things that we always carry around like wallet, cell phone, keys, ear buds etc. The tank bag I have been using so far was mounted with straps and was fairly expensive for a small tank bag. One of the straps got burned on the exhaust during service and it was time to look for a new one.I looked at bags that are no less $100 and no more than $300. I finally ordered one that was the same brand as my previous tank bag but was too big so I sent it right back. Frustrated by the fact that I had to start looking for another one, when Amazon suggested this one for $32.99, I figured, I'll just get it and use it until I find what I want. Well as soon as I got it, I knew the search is over. This is the small version which is perfect for me and it can fit a lot of stuff. The magnets are not as strong as I expected but I had other magnets that I got from Amazon that were stronger and thankfully, the bag allows to change the magnets easily. I put 2 on each side and I drove around and on the highway for about an hour. The bag was so steady that I even forgot that it was held by magnets. It never moved an inch at highway speeds (and then some) and I am confident that it will be no problem.Pros:- Zippers are very easy to operate with gloves on and they slide with ease. This may seem like a given but my previous bag had to be held down with one hand while operating the zipper with the other.- Lots of room for my iPhone Max, wallet and more items side by side.- Magnets can be replaced with stronger ones but the ones that come with it may be strong enough if you have a windscreen.- It goes on and off the tank in a second and when you take it off the magnetic flaps close in under it and are held by the magnets so it is easy to carry or store it away.Cons:- The handle on the bag is way to simple. Basically a piece of strap. However, for the price, I did not expect anything better.- The bag does not keep a form and it is always collapsed. That makes it look a bit crooked on the bike because it is hard to square its many shapes.- The windowed pocket on the top is utterly useless and I wish it could be removed or be windowless. There is no way you can use it for a phone even if the phone fits because the window is even smaller than the pocket.In conclusion, if you are looking for a bag to just put in the little things you use every day, you should definitely try this bag before you look for the more expensive stuff.

I bought this in the medium size for my triumph daytona 675R.It fits snugly and has a decent amount of storage space. it easily fit a pair of size 11 shoes along with a couple articles of clothing, small tools in the side pouches and my iphone 6 standard in the clear top pouch.I can't speak for all sport bikes, but on my Daytona, the magnet flaps were a perfect fit and quite strong. The bag sits square and center on the gas tank and did not shift during hours of triple digit sustained highway riding. It is right under the wind visor slipstream. The only way to get the bag to shift is under maximum acceleration or braking. And even then it doesn't break off, it just shifts a few inches forward or back. Easy to push it back into position once you're coasting. I really had to try to get this thing to dislocate from its position. After 1000 miles of highway, stop-and-go, and mountain riding, I have full trust in this bag.I'm 5'11" average build, and even with the extremely aggressive riding position of the 675R, my chest clears this bag and my arms flow around it naturally. There were many times I forgot it was even there.Build quality is very good. Zippers look plenty strong. I think this bag is going to last a long time and be a nice thing to have for longer rides.Great product, well priced.

Looked everywhere for a tank bag with a see-through window that I could put my iPhone 7+ in to display route information and also fit on a Harley. Reviews were all over the place on every one I found between magnets not being strong enough to phone not fitting to no one having used it on a Harley. This one met the criteria of the phone fitting so I took a chance on the magnets being strong enough and it fitting on my bike and gave it a go. Let me assure everyone the magnets are definitely strong enough and it fits fine on my bike but the phone barely fits if you plug it in. More on that below. Overall I am very happy with the purchase and would definitely recommend it to others.Pros:1) Very well made with good stitching and heavy material. Does not feel cheap at all.2) Window area fits my iPhone 7+ even with the case on it.3) Comes with a strap that is long enough to fit around my frame even where the bag is sitting (see pictures). Strap isn't necessary because the magnets are strong enough to hold the bag firmly to the bike but I have it on for the pictures and piece of mind because the bag will be carrying all of my expensive electronics.4) Very strong magnets that are in little pouches with enough room to add a second if you feel it necessary. Velcro holds the pouches closed so they are easily accessible. Felt-like pads protect your paint from scratching (to be determined if repeated taking on/off of the bag doesn't introduce at least some light surface scratches from dirt or debris between the felt and the paint).5) Flaps with magnets fold in and stick to each other and strap can be used as a shoulder strap while carrying the bag.Cons:1) The clear pouch is BARELY big enough to fit the iPhone 7+ with a charging cable plugged in. You actually have to put significant pressure on the connection because of the tight fit. This can be allieviated by a right angle lightening connector if you feel the need. I'm just going with the right fit and it works.2) The clear pouch has no cable hole to go to a battery charger or USB hookup on your bike. This is a shame because if you are doing any long rides while displaying constant route information your phone battery will never last. I ended up poking a small hole between the main compartment of the bag and the clear pouch so I could run a cable to either a power brick or a cable out to the USB plug on my bike (through the zipper). It works but it is a shame I had to damage the bag to make it work.3) The clips for the strap are plastic and a huge pain to clip on to the plastic rings on the bag. This is the only cheap part of the bag and I assume they are going to break quickly with repeated use. Luckily they are fairly easy to replace.4) This last one is not a fault of the bag but rather a fault of using the bag on a Harley. It covers up the on/off switch to my bike. Which means when I stop I have to detach the bag just to turn off the auxiliary lights and such. Not a huge deal because I dont intend to leave the bag on my bike with all of my electronics in it but it is still a slight pain to have to deal with.5) The last very small con is that the bag isn't necessarily waterproof but rather comes with a cover you can throw over it to keep the rain off of it. I would assume it can take some light rain on its own but heavy rain will require the rain cover which makes reading your phone route impossible while in the clear pouch. It would have been nice to include a clear rain cover instead of a black opaque one.