Motorcycle Luggage

I've used Kriega rucksacks and tailbags for some time. I needed a size increase on my current us20 and came across this Oxford alternative. The reviews suggested it was as good as Kriega so I went ahead with the purchase.

Service from SBS was as good as ever. The bag is relatively good quality. It has a good range of storage pockets. The buckles are a bit thin but given the lifetime warranty, I'm assuming they're robust enough.

One small flaw is that the buckles on the bag are awkwardly place and seem to catch a lot, preventing the bag to be clipped on easily.

Overall, I'm happy with the purchase but part me me thinks I should have just paid a little extra for the kriega.

Extra pokets are always handy. Well made and comfortable, it took a bit of time to get the right fit on the leg, I my fit a sterder belt later .

The bag as a whole is nice for the price, and having a tool pouch in there is a nice touch. The bladder wouldn't seal properly, no matter what I tried, so I ended up upgrading it to a different bladder. Riding with it, I don't notice that it's there. For the price, it's what would be expected.

I'd been looking for a smallish bag to attached to the crash bars of my Multistrada V4 for basic tool kit, tyre pump, small tin of Wurth chain lube etc as no space under the seat & didn't want to to take up space in the top box/panniers.
Although not what they're designed for they fit as if they were made to measure, result!
I will need to use additional cable ties to secure but that's not the bags fault. They appear robust, well made & thought out. and great value (if they had a Ducati endorsement they would be 100 quid more!) but as modular luggage spot on.