Nelson-Rigg is underrated in my opinion. I think people overlook some of their stuff because they have almost budget pricing compared to the high-end ADV products. Their stuff is well made and usually has practical designs.
Just put the enduro on the tail of my Himalayan (I replaced the tail rack with the SRC tail rack - super beefier and much recommended). Fits like it was custom-made for my tail rack! I will keep my DSLR and many other tech and quick-access stuff here. Plenty big enough at 11 liters expanded even for rain coat/pants.
Good review. I have the smaller bag on my KLR 250. Fits my rack perfectly and allows me to bring all the essentials. Plus it expands and is flat on top so you can pile some more stuff up there with some rok straps if need be. Loving it so far.
I have the large ADV Nelson Rigg tail bag installed on a rack on the back of my Yamaha TW200. I am glad I got the larger ADV bag instead of the enduro bag as it holds way more stuff and I like to carry a lot of things with me when I ride off-road.
Hey John, I’m going back and fourth between the smaller and larger bag for a Yamaha xt 225. You don’t don’t the ADV bag is too large for everyday riding? I appreciate any input to help me figure out what’ll work best for me. Cheers
@@codysirotkin9272 I thought the larger bag was perfect for every day riding. I have seen bikes with bags that look like suitcases on the back - but this bag is not like that. I could carry tools, tire repair stuff, a battery charger, a couple of water bottles, a camera and a jacket and not feeling like I had to smash things to get them to fit inside it. When I had the smaller bag it was tougher to get everything I wanted to carry inside it.
Nelson-Rigg is underrated in my opinion. I think people overlook some of their stuff because they have almost budget pricing compared to the high-end ADV products. Their stuff is well made and usually has practical designs.
Just put the enduro on the tail of my Himalayan (I replaced the tail rack with the SRC tail rack - super beefier and much recommended). Fits like it was custom-made for my tail rack! I will keep my DSLR and many other tech and quick-access stuff here. Plenty big enough at 11 liters expanded even for rain coat/pants.
Good review. I have the smaller bag on my KLR 250. Fits my rack perfectly and allows me to bring all the essentials. Plus it expands and is flat on top so you can pile some more stuff up there with some rok straps if need be. Loving it so far.
I have the large ADV Nelson Rigg tail bag installed on a rack on the back of my Yamaha TW200. I am glad I got the larger ADV bag instead of the enduro bag as it holds way more stuff and I like to carry a lot of things with me when I ride off-road.
Hey John, I’m going back and fourth between the smaller and larger bag for a Yamaha xt 225. You don’t don’t the ADV bag is too large for everyday riding? I appreciate any input to help me figure out what’ll work best for me. Cheers
@@codysirotkin9272 I thought the larger bag was perfect for every day riding. I have seen bikes with bags that look like suitcases on the back - but this bag is not like that. I could carry tools, tire repair stuff, a battery charger, a couple of water bottles, a camera and a jacket and not feeling like I had to smash things to get them to fit inside it. When I had the smaller bag it was tougher to get everything I wanted to carry inside it.
Their website says fading is not covered under warranty. Has the policy changed in the past year?
they make a rain cover for this bag
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So it's a dual sport/Enduro bag with no way to mount it on a dual sport/Enduro bike. That makes sense. 🤔
I just mounted mine to a klx250 without any modification or additional rack. I just took the stock tool bag off first.