Motorcycle Handlebar Bag, Universal Motorcycle Fork Bag, Black

Perfect size bag for e-bike motorcycle style forks and it looks great!

Added this Bag to the handlebars of my Stateline 1300. Very roomy bag for phone, keys, etc. had to use tie downs to make it fit right, but that worked out fine. They are hidden and the bag looks great. Matches my studded mustang seat perfectly. This is not a high end bag, not leather, so don't know how long it will last, but it works as I hoped and looks good.

Pros: LOOKS great, flexible design, surprisingly "roomy" inside, the plastic buckles hide the bag well. Cons: It's open on the side, the straps holding it to the bike seem flimsy. Alright, first off the package arrives and the straps to attach it to the bike are not connected. I fed them through the back of the bag to the inside, and then back out. Snug them up one side at a time, go back and forth until you get the desired tightness (I had to finish punching one of the holes with the prong). It seems thin, it does make me worry a little bit about it's durability and longevity. It looks awesome on a simple bike like mine without saddlebags, etc... I didn't want something with a bunch of studs or fringe, that's not the style for me - this blinds in and fits right under the headlight, leaving room for me up top if I want to pop on a windshield in the future. The bag design is flexible enough that, even though it opens up pretty tightly underneath the headlight, I can still pull the front out a bit so I can reach in and get my gloves or my toolkit or whatever I'm looking for. The thing I dislike the most is that the side of the bag is practically wide open. Okay, that's a bit of an exaggeration, but the sides come up and then sort of "fold in" at the top, and then the top cover comes down over the sides. The top locks in tight enough when latched that I don't EXPECT it to be an issue, but I also am not confident enough in it being waterproof that I'm going to put any documents in there (owners manual, insurance and registration paperwork, etc...). There's no doubt, so far, that it's worth every penny I paid for it. It's not the most expensive bag, I can't expect all the best out of it. But it looks good and holds gloves, tools, etc... and has surprisingly more room for a few simple things.

I'm obsessed with my Hardly Motorcycle Bag! This little cutie is the perfect companion for my rides. The universal fit is great, and the PU leather material is high-quality and stylish. I love how it attaches easily to my handlebars, and the size is just right for storing small essentials like my phone, keys, and snacks. The magnetic closure keeps everything secure, and the reflective strips add extra visibility. It's the perfect accessory for any motorcycle enthusiast who wants a convenient and adorable storage solution! Pros: Cute design, universal fit, high-quality material, easy attachment, and perfect size for small essentials.

kind of poor quality, but fair for the price.

I just installed it. I haven't ridden with it but looks good so far. It's installed it on a 2014 Suzuki S40. Materials looks a little cheap but for the price it looks well made. I don't baby my motorcycle and I don't intend to enter my bike in any beauty contests so if the bag wears faster than a genuine leather bag that's fine by me. I only need this to serve the purpose not look pretty forever. If you have the same mindset then I'm sure you'll like this bag. I might upgrade the leather straps that attach it to the fork someday if needed. Those leather straps look like the weakest link. They're not bad but they're made of that fake leather stuff and I wouldn't say that I would trust them for more than a year or two.

Yelp, was in a motorcycle wreak and lost mobility. This item is strong and reaches. White ones with the green accents are early broken if dropped or stepped on. But not this one, it is longer and keeps me clean as I recover and gain my flexibility.

Nice fit and good material. Straps feel a little light but time will tell.