Motorcycle Tail Bag Motorcycle Trunk Box Motorcycles Accessories Motorcycles Bag Storage Scooter Trunk Motor cycle Top Case W/Soft Backrest, Lock, Handle For Helmet - 48l Capacity(Sliver)

This is a gem of a find. I wanted the factory top case for my bike (2022 Kawasaki KLR650 Adventure), but it’s several hundred dollars by the time you buy all the parts you need to actually install it. This case does the same exact thing, is bigger than factory, looks better, is easier to install and comes with everything you need, minus maybe some shorter screws, as in my situation. I can’t believe this case was under $100 ready to go. Other reviews complain about certain things, but for the price you cannot beat this. You’re not going to get a $400 case for $100, so don’t expect $400 case features. This works great and does its job well, fitting my huge adventure bike helmet with room to spare. Money well spent, my friends. Keep the extra coin to fuel your adventures.

I originally planned on getting a SHAD case but they were out of stock and they do not make it easy. I saw this case online and figured for under a $100, it looked good. I have the OEM topcase mounting rack for my 200 Burgman so install was a breeze! As mentioned in other reviews, do not over tighten the screws that anchor the base to the rack support. There is a turn knob screw inside the case which keeps the case securely on the rack. My OEM rack actually has a threaded hole exactly in the same spot so the case is very securely mounted. The plastic is the typical Tupperware-feeling type but for the price, totally acceptable. The only thing I did to this case was to drill a hole in each corner of the case interior to provide drainage. I have had a water bottle unload in there before and it becomes a fist tank. It easily holds a case of water or standard pizza boxes to give you an idea of the size.I have had it since July and it has been great!

Been using this box for 2 months commuting on a Kawasaki ZG1000 Concours.Not as sturdy as my Kappa (givi) monolock or Givi monokey boxes, but that's not really surprising at this price.Easy to mount on a flat rack, I used flat metal bars underneath rather than the parts supplied which are more suited to a tubular rack.Complaints about flimsy plastic breaking are probably more than likely caused by overtightened bolts. You don't need to crank down on them. Gravity is holding the mounting plate to the rack, the bolts just stop movement.Having said that, the plastic is not as strong as higher priced boxes and this box can likely be ripped or kicked off with the right force. I wouldn't use it for securing valuable items in less desirable areas.I wouldn't overload it despite it being big enough to carry lots of stuff. A 24 case of bottled water fits fine but is about is much weight as I'd like to put in it. This also depends on what rack the box is mounted to.The removal of the rack from the plate is a little awkward compared to givi's system.

This thing is amazing! It surprised me when it arrived. The box was huge. At first I thought it was just well packed and cushioned. Boy was I wrong! I can fit everything in this thing and then some. I have a moped style e-bike from Addmotor, and it had a rear rack that I later found out was actually a motorcycle type of thing. Really wide and wouldn't fit any kind of bicycle bag. This incredible thing actually fit it and was a dream to mount on that pesky thing.I now have room for the tool kit, the lock and chain, a small one man tent, and anything else I can think of. there is literally loads of space there. When I go to get food or other goodies for my wife and I, even with all the stuff in there, I can still pack it back there and protect it as I bring home dinner.The trunk itself is pretty sturdy, made of a plastic that feels like polypropylene or possibly ABS. It seems like it could take a hit or two, and also would make a great theft deterrent storage option. The lock seems beefy enough, and the only way to open it is with the key. When you close it, the spring loaded latch pops shut soundly.It's truly cavernous. You wont be disappointed. Simply exactly what I was looking for.

I was hesitant to buy this based on some of the negative reviews however, for the price, I decided to take a chance on it. I have to say, this topcase FAR exceeded my expectations! It's actually quite sturdy, the fit & finish is very acceptable, and it was super-simple to mount (although I did buy different bolts to attach the case to the included plate). For under $100, this topcase is a terrific value. Now, it's not Monokey quality but it is also a 1/4 of the price of a Monokey. With the exception of arriving damaged, the folks that are so harsh on their reviews of this topcase don't have very realistic expectations considering the low price paid. I'm glad I bought this topcase and if it only last 2-3 years, I'll still feel like I got a good value.

I bought this because in the description it says you can fit two full-size helmets inside it. As you can see in my pictures, this is not true. Not true for adult helmets anyways, you might squeeze childrens helmets in there. I'm disappointed and I feel that I have been mislead. That is why I am only giving 3 stars.Not all is bad though. The trunk is sturdy, and it seems to be of good quality. For the price it's a bargain. Just don't bother to buy it though if you need a trunk that can store two full-size helmets.

The top trunk looks good. It's not heavy. It's not thick plastic. It has a key lock, but it's there to deter rather than defend. It comes with an adaptor platform that bolts onto your bike's rear top rack. You'll likely have to drill a few holes in your bike's rear rack, it depends on your bike. If you are looking for a rear trunk to carry raingear, a few extras, and an extra helmet this will do the job.

Great for the price it mounted right up to my wife's Can am Ryker on the maxi mount.