HornigMotorcycle Handlebar Bag for R1200GS F800GS F700GS and many more. HOR-0551228

Perfect for small items such as sunglasses, tire pressure gauge, keys, etc. Quality is good and fits snugly. I used zip ties on the ends instead of the elastic cords.

I purchased this bar-bag for what turned out to be a 4100 mile trip from central Texas to up-state NY, through all manner of weather. This included one full day of rain produced by the remnants of Hurricane Floyd/Ian. The bag is super easy to install and remove when needed. It provides a great place to store things at the ready and best of all, it kept everything inside safe and dry during one of the wetter 12hr days I've ever ridden through! More than I can say for my hyper-expensive Revit "waterproof" riding gear!This isn't just a great bag for the price; it's a great bag period. I would advise anyone thinking about a bar bag to purchase this one first before resorting to on of the more insanely priced "popular" ADV brands.

I really like this bag. I needed a small bag on my bike to hold my 1> Govt ID for entering bases, 2> place to hold small road snacks when on leisure rides, 3> hold my super thin/light bike cover and this does all three. It takes a bit of fiddling to get it to fit just right and I wish there was a better connection setup for the elastic portion, but once its set, its good to go. To get 5 stars, it would need a little velcro loop to attach to the elastic to allow for truly universal use and it would be a bit more "rigid" to hold in place. If it had a slide in "drivers license" pouch, externally, it would be heavenly. It fits my f800r 2015 model nicely, but left side doesn't have a "bungee point". right side you just wrap around the brake master.I ended up tying it off to the mirror and its not optimal (doesnt allow it to stretch to hold shape as much) it works. If I could redesign it, I would give it a little velcro loop (i Probably still will) thatwill allow it to stretch out and hold its position on the handlebar or mirror.

So the material they’ve use is absolutely fine no problem with that. The problem I had with. The exterior size way bigger than interior space. Not much space, no divider. And the shape wouldn’t hold upright. I returned mine for another brand.

This is very nice large handlebar bag that must sit directly on top of the handlebar and between the risers. If you have a crossbar as with most dual sport or dirt bikes it will not work. Also if you have narrow handlebars without the crossbar like most sport bikes and sport touring bikes it is probably too wide. It probably only fits the large adventure bikes like those it lists in description. I hoped I could place it in front or behind the crossbar on a dual sport and you can, but then it is compressed so you have a hard time getting anything into it. If they made one about 30% shorter (along the bar) I would definitely buy one to go on my Honda NT700V sport tourer.

Wanted to let folks know this fits the KLR 650 nicely. I was looking for something that fits the handlebars but doesn’t block the speedo and key. This works, thank you.

I purchased this bag for my 2008 Yamaha wr250r. I wanted a place to keep my registration and trail passes, works great for that. I can also put in a thin pair of riding gloves and my wallet and phone. It has held up great for the year and a half I have had it, on road and off road ridding.

My BMW K1600B has a unique handlebar with a cross bar(similar to dirt bikes) and such that I cannot add a tank bag so I needed a very thin wide and somewhat deep handlebar bag like this one. The size of this bag was perfect but I had to reposition the velcro straps to fit my bag so I used my sewing skills to do this and it worked perfectly. I also added flexible plastic stiffener inserts I made myself to give the bag some structure. Now I have a place to put my wallet or phone or garage door opener or...It will fit a full size wallet, I-Phone 10 or other items about that size as long as they are less than 2" thick.