Reviews Shad TR10CL Click System Waterproof tankbag review
Shad’s compact tankbag proves its worth across 2000 touring miles, combining convenience, secure mounting and solid waterproofing
21 Jul 2025
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Sat-Nav Mounts30 litre heritage wipe clean waxed cotton roll-bag with water resistant top closure
Heritage wipe clean waxed cotton Backpack with water resistant top closure
Water resistant backpack with external pockets and aperture for drink system pipe
Lightweight and robust, high grade aluminium top box with universal mounting plate
Bike It Rigid Aluminium Top Box - 45 Litre Easy to fit. Good sturdy product. Very pleased.
SW Motech Pro Daypack Tank Bag I purchased this for my Yamaha FJR1300 which when all the panniers are fitted is not short of luggage. But when you need to carry a bottle of water that you can quickly slurp without getting off the bike I was strugglinig. Enter the SW Motech pro Micro fantastic for on bike refreshment and all those travel essentials that you need to get your hands on quickly. Super quality and easy to fit and remove and take your valuables with you.
Givi XS319Y Tanklock Mini Tank Bag - 3L Wanted a small tank bag for odds and ends. This fits the bill perfectly, neither too small or large.
Kriega R15 Backpack This is a truly superior product. The build quality is exceptional, and it's clear that it's been designed to last.
I've used it on a couple of trips since purchasing it just a few weeks ago, and it's already covered around 400 miles. Even when it's packed with a surprising amount of weight, it's so comfortable that I barely notice it's there.
I specifically wanted a compact bag, and this is exactly that. What has really impressed me, though, is just how much it holds. I've comfortably packed everything I need for overnight trips, eliminating the need to strap bulky luggage to my sports bike. It has completely transformed my longer journeys.
I'm absolutely delighted with this purchase and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it. The saying, "Buy cheap, buy twice," definitely comes to mind. This is the kind of bag that's built to last—a genuine bag for life.
QBag Waterproof Backpack 15 - Black It's huge, feels like a dry bag with a roll top which is airtight never mind watertight and a decent looking waterproof zip for small pocket on the front.
The shoulder straps don't look much but i've found them perfectly comfortable and have hauled some serious shopping home in it including two 6 packs!
Givi B32N Bold Monolock Top Case - 32 Litre I needed a small topbox for my Supercub that fitted the only support bars that are available for it - made by Givi. The box came complete with the support plate and cover to actually make the rack and it locks on and off easily with a key. When fitted the box rattled alarmingly in use which I solved by sticking some 8mm rubber underneath. The plastic box is, however, quite flimsy and still makes a noise when on country lanes. I am going to try and put some insulation round the lid to try and help. The box does reflect the price though so I’m not too disappointed.
Klim Scramble Pak - Grey I bought this because I got fed up fitting panniers just to pop out for an hour. Most rides I only need somewhere for my wallet, keys, a tyre plug kit and a few bits and pieces, and on the BMW RT i ride, you’re lugging around a lot of storage for nothing quite often.
I’d never really used a waist pack before and assumed it’d annoy me, but after a couple of rides you stop noticing it’s there. It doesn’t flap about and it doesn’t move around when you’re making progress.
Mine lives permanently packed now. Power bank, multitool, torch, puncture kit, cable ties… all the stuff I kinda hope I never need. The separate pockets make it easy to find things rather than tipping everything out onto the floor at the roadside.
The only downside I think is you’ll keep finding something else to put in it. Before you know it you’ve got half a workshop hanging off your waist. That’s definitely a “me” problem though.
Expensive? Yep. It’s Klim. But I’ve used it more than I expected and it’s become one of those bits of kit I automatically grab whenever I’m riding without the panniers.