nice products but the price is truly eye watering , i appreciated quality and r and d ect but its been a long time since i been so shocked with the price of a product , wow these are expensive
You get the best product in the market, money wise, well, think about it as a long term investment, it is the only one you will ever need, simply becouse you can mount them on almost any rack that exist in the market
@@yair1956 900EU for some plastic bags that'll likely tear the first time you get in any sort of crash offroad... thanks guy but that's a ton of cash. also keep in mind that the rubber/plastic on all these bags dry rots in the sun, in 5 years they will have to be replaced so there goes your 'investment'. just like 'investing' in cars that rust away this is an iffy proposition.
@@0xsergy ..sorry dude but check the spec on those Bags they ain't plastic, they made out of polyethylene, ( Navy Seal Zodiac are made from the same material, and without getting much into detail I'm very familiar with those Boats) and the plastic is marine grade synthetic rubber, more durable than my 8 Years old Prius CV Boots, and the Final Drive boot on my 10 years old GSA, and those 2 looks great ..... .. sure, they are expensive, but since you can move them from Bike to bike, it is very cost Effective investment .....
@@thagedorn ..and for those bike ypu do not need Panniers ....... Farkeld ADV bike by nature are very expensive, and one of the most impotent thing for true ADV rider (Not a weekend nor commuter) are the Panniers, and good set of Panniers expensive, like most of the other stuff that you add to the bike
My next "suitcase" for the 1250 GSA will probably be MotoBags! The original BMW cases, made by Touratech, on the 1200 GSA were leaking from the beginning, both! The best thing about the MotoBags is that you don't have to take them off when you don't need them, just fold them up. And when you need them quickly, they're there! Félicitations pour cet ingénieux travail ! Cheers, Chrigi
The final product looks amazing Fred. I'd like to think all riders that gave you their feedback, ideas and criticism are recognised for their contribution to your truly excellent product. I know I certainly spent some time thinking about your questions. These are the soft bag unicorn from what I have seen, but are they affordable? Let's hope you have considered the wider market and not the weekend Starbucks ADV crowd.
I really like these and would love to have them. Although, I would prefer a system that I can totally remove the cases when not needed. I don't want to have to unbolt the bags every time or keep the collapsed bags on the bike when not in use.
The designers want you to pull out the inner liner with your contents when u arrive or are finished with the bag and flatten the bag. Thats the intended use case. If you want quick release bags i suggest to look at giant loop.
Looks like you've really spent alot of time making sure these work like they are supposed to. I'm fairly impressed. I haven't looked at the price, but given the quality I'm sure they are at the higher end of the price range for this type of bag. Are there applications for bikes other than ADV bikes? But I guess if you have some kind of rack on already, they should fit, regardless of what kind of bike it is?
900 euros for the pair, without racks... yikes... :o Would love a pair but that is just not justifiable for my wallet. But they are a very nice product!
I've just mounted mine and couldn't figure out how to collapse them with the stiff top sections. It looks like they just fold inside, is that right? So, if it rains while collapsed, does the bag fill up with water? If so, not a useful design feature at all. If not, how do you make sure the top remains sealed to water? thanks!
Graham Neale Good question. Gen2 you could exit the outside strap lower down to allow the top to fold outside and over the opening. Less elegant, but would reduce debris and liquid inside.
Really wish my lady wouldn’t leave me for spending our future wedding money on a set of your bags. I’d love the around the world kit but dang…gotta sell a kidney :)
The intended use case is to take out the inner liner with your contents and leave the bag on the bike. Many manufacuters do this instead of quick release.
Would love a set of these for my Harley for day to day use, I don’t drive a car, but the role top and pad lock just wouldn’t be practical. Do you have any plans for an easier opening day to day version.?
The Mounting for the bags is universal. On my bike, I happen to have old swmotec bars. Works just perfect. Any 3rd party Rig will be great. Thanks and all the best.
Hi, MotoBags come with a set of offset brackets included. Check out our website www.lonerider-motorcycle.com/products/motobags You find info about mounting of the bags in more detail. Best Steph
You reach your hose sprayer in under the fender and spray from the back? Or you can just spray at an angle from the other side. I'm not sure I understand your question because the answer seems pretty obvious.
@@LONERIDERMoto Touratech has them, a collaboration with Ortlieb, in fact. I discovered them yesterday. They seem to too similar to the bicycle models, maybe too fragile for a small "accident"
Very nice bags but I think the price is really out of proportion. For the Yamaha T7 for example you would have to spend 900€ on the bags and another 250€ on the rack. In my opinion that's just not okay for soft bags. I really think everybody would be riding around with these if you priced them at 500-600€ max. for the bags.
May I suggest you commission a fabric company to weave in a stainless wire like a rip-stop design to the fabric. My two-month-old soft bags would not have been slit open and all my content is stolen on my trip. 10 years with hard cases never had anything stolen.
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nice products but the price is truly eye watering , i appreciated quality and r and d ect but its been a long time since i been so shocked with the price of a product , wow these are expensive
You get the best product in the market, money wise, well, think about it as a long term investment, it is the only one you will ever need, simply becouse you can mount them on almost any rack that exist in the market
@@yair1956 900EU for some plastic bags that'll likely tear the first time you get in any sort of crash offroad... thanks guy but that's a ton of cash. also keep in mind that the rubber/plastic on all these bags dry rots in the sun, in 5 years they will have to be replaced so there goes your 'investment'. just like 'investing' in cars that rust away this is an iffy proposition.
@@0xsergy ..sorry dude but check the spec on those Bags they ain't plastic, they made out of polyethylene, ( Navy Seal Zodiac are made from the same material, and without getting much into detail I'm very familiar with those Boats) and the plastic is marine grade synthetic rubber, more durable than my 8 Years old Prius CV Boots, and the Final Drive boot on my 10 years old GSA, and those 2 looks great ..... .. sure, they are expensive, but since you can move them from Bike to bike, it is very cost Effective investment .....
@@yair1956 ........whatever. so it "good" plastic. costs more than many people's bikes.
@@thagedorn ..and for those bike ypu do not need Panniers ....... Farkeld ADV bike by nature are very expensive, and one of the most impotent thing for true ADV rider (Not a weekend nor commuter) are the Panniers, and good set of Panniers expensive, like most of the other stuff that you add to the bike
damn! now these are real product test, you guys put these things through hell and back. great video!
Fantastic product
My next "suitcase" for the 1250 GSA will probably be MotoBags!
The original BMW cases, made by Touratech, on the 1200 GSA were leaking from the beginning, both!
The best thing about the MotoBags is that you don't have to take them off when you don't need them, just fold them up. And when you need them quickly, they're there!
Félicitations pour cet ingénieux travail !
Cheers,
Chrigi
True, I see everyone saying they’re expensive but where is the price mentioned? The bags do look to be very good.
@@TheTripleDubya, Here: www.lonerider-motorcycle.com/products/motobags
The final product looks amazing Fred. I'd like to think all riders that gave you their feedback, ideas and criticism are recognised for their contribution to your truly excellent product. I know I certainly spent some time thinking about your questions. These are the soft bag unicorn from what I have seen, but are they affordable? Let's hope you have considered the wider market and not the weekend Starbucks ADV crowd.
yes.. emailing everyone now.. I thought I could do it in 1 month but it looks like it's going to take 3 months of emailing !
Fred
I really like these and would love to have them. Although, I would prefer a system that I can totally remove the cases when not needed. I don't want to have to unbolt the bags every time or keep the collapsed bags on the bike when not in use.
The designers want you to pull out the inner liner with your contents when u arrive or are finished with the bag and flatten the bag. Thats the intended use case. If you want quick release bags i suggest to look at giant loop.
Looking real, can’t wait for a real life test here...
Magnificent bags! *Buys Nelson Rigg's for weekend journeys*
that dummy test caught me off guard, I thought I was watching a murder.
Looks like you've really spent alot of time making sure these work like they are supposed to. I'm fairly impressed.
I haven't looked at the price, but given the quality I'm sure they are at the higher end of the price range for this type of bag.
Are there applications for bikes other than ADV bikes? But I guess if you have some kind of rack on already, they should fit, regardless of what kind of bike it is?
Looks great..BUT too pricey for me!
How much do the bags weight with the mount plate ?
Great job guys,a good looking very impressive product.
What shelves and accessories do you need for these bags for BAIC f850gs please put a link for your suggestion
abu fahad AL DOSSARY yes please, what systems we can use to mount these bags?
900 euros for the pair, without racks... yikes... :o Would love a pair but that is just not justifiable for my wallet. But they are a very nice product!
:( Thanks Tomas!
Looks like a great product, but just too expensive compared to others out there that do the same or more.
I've just mounted mine and couldn't figure out how to collapse them with the stiff top sections. It looks like they just fold inside, is that right? So, if it rains while collapsed, does the bag fill up with water? If so, not a useful design feature at all. If not, how do you make sure the top remains sealed to water? thanks!
Graham Neale Good question.
Gen2 you could exit the outside strap lower down to allow the top to fold outside and over the opening.
Less elegant, but would reduce debris and liquid inside.
Really wish my lady wouldn’t leave me for spending our future wedding money on a set of your bags. I’d love the around the world kit but dang…gotta sell a kidney :)
Do they fit Royal enfield himalayan
Very good Work. I like it. Will add these to our V-Strom Desert Express :-)
if the bags had a quick release similar to mosko moto then you would have the best soft bags
yes good point Adrian. Our quick release is coming in 2020 :)
Lone Rider , when in 2020 ?
The intended use case is to take out the inner liner with your contents and leave the bag on the bike. Many manufacuters do this instead of quick release.
@@Weltbummler23 the new version has a quick release! A day late and a dollar short welcome to 2021
@@Adrian-uq9mq i went with the giant loop mototrekk bags combined with their pannier quick release mounting plate
what happens if i want to use without the inner pe board? also, what if i want to use without backboard?
Would love a set of these for my Harley for day to day use, I don’t drive a car, but the role top and pad lock just wouldn’t be practical. Do you have any plans for an easier opening day to day version.?
There are new storage solutions in the pipeline, so watch the space. Thanks for dropping by.
Great to see the improvements you all have brought together for the LR Side Bags. FTW!
Excellent bags
Thanks!
i like it (Y) provided the price shaud also b competitive too
cool! but price....
I have a Honda CB500X. What brand of side bars do i need to get for these side panniers?
The Mounting for the bags is universal. On my bike, I happen to have old swmotec bars. Works just perfect. Any 3rd party Rig will be great. Thanks and all the best.
I like it very much , but will it fit my bike . I am from India , and I own a Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350.
As long you have Racks on the back of your bike you should have no problems. Send us dimensions.
I need it how to get
where is the 45l bags?
Will this mount up to the Tusk pannier racks?
Please contact Anna, she will let you know if they fit to those racks. anna@lonerider-motorcycle.com
I have a 2019 Honda Africa Twin 1000 Standard. Do you have the accessories to put the suitcases? Price?
Hi, MotoBags come with a set of offset brackets included. Check out our website www.lonerider-motorcycle.com/products/motobags You find info about mounting of the bags in more detail. Best Steph
how do you get the bags of the racks to clean behind and to maintain, taking of all screws /bolts back off ????? wow
You reach your hose sprayer in under the fender and spray from the back? Or you can just spray at an angle from the other side. I'm not sure I understand your question because the answer seems pretty obvious.
The ideal bag would be easy to detach from the regular rack (something like the Ortlieb bicycle models). This one is screwed...
Working on this!
@@LONERIDERMoto Touratech has them, a collaboration with Ortlieb, in fact. I discovered them yesterday. They seem to too similar to the bicycle models, maybe too fragile for a small "accident"
@@cgmtv yes indeed
It has liners and collapses so that seems unnecessary since you have to have the racks there still anyway.
Also you can get Ortlieb for moto from Aurostitch. They are sorta finicky about how they mount, I have them.
Very nice bags but I think the price is really out of proportion.
For the Yamaha T7 for example you would have to spend 900€ on the bags and another 250€ on the rack. In my opinion that's just not okay for soft bags.
I really think everybody would be riding around with these if you priced them at 500-600€ max. for the bags.
Ever made some to fit on harleys?
super produits je suis bluffé
I heard these were the bomb but the functionality is not that much greater than Krieg and Mosko sets but you pay much much more.
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コレらは日本で購入可能？
May I suggest you commission a fabric company to weave in a stainless wire like a rip-stop design to the fabric. My two-month-old soft bags would not have been slit open and all my content is stolen on my trip. 10 years with hard cases never had anything stolen.
Tienen buena pinta
why no do it for scooter
Too expensive for me
Wow best bag wish to have one thank you for the info..
Mmm... Still need to use racks.. I don't like racks. Good product though.
look great, but yeah, kind of pricy at over a grand US.
1500 canadian... jesus christ. i can buy an entire rack system with alum panniers for half that cost.. and the alum panniers won't dryrot in the sun.
where to buy..?
hi Akash, directly on our website www.lonerider-motorcycle.com/products/motobags
Awesome...
Thanks very much👍
Yamaha 700 tenere ?
yes, they can fit the 700 ténéré
nice bags, but the price is beyond reality..
Ei! your website doesn't work
How to order, I'm at Malaysia.
Just go to our website, we ship all over the world👍 Drop us an email and we can sort everything out for you. All the best.
www.lonerider-motorcycle.com free shipping to Malaysia
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aqui se compran: www.lonerider-motorcycle.es/products/motobags
Nice bags but not worth anywhere near that much.
Niev
With all my respect to all opinion I think HONDA GOLD WING is better
897 eu Too expensive