Mrsoundman

Look like a nice alternative to a tank bag.

VFRider

Also take a look at www.rka-luggage.com

Tristan7

Nice stuff, the plastic inserts to keep the bags' shape is a great feature sorely lacking on most soft luggage. I still prefer my Ventura Bike Pack system- much more capacity (up to 90 liters w/2 bags) and a mounting system that guarantees that nothing will get caught up in the back wheel!

jared

I would have to agree on preferring the Ventura system. I have used a similiar products to the wolfman system (Chase Harper Stealth bags) on my SV650, and while these type of systems are great for shorter jaunts or around town, for serious touring, the ventura system allows more than twice the capacity. In addition, the system is VERY secure and comes with rain gear that fits exceptionally and remains in place during high speed. Ventura rates their luggage for speeds up to 80 MPH, but I have exceeded this on both, a suzuki RF600 and a BMW R850R. Never experienced any problems with sppeds in the triple digits.



I have since transitioned to Hard Bags on my Triumph Tiger, but if I were to use a soft luggage system again (i.e. on the SV650 still in my personal fleet of two), I'd go for the Ventura.

alik

Bought a set of the Wolfman Hi-Pipe saddle bags after reading this review. Cost from a dealer $125.

Put them on my bike (!994 FZR 1000). After two weeks had to bring them back to the dealership because the bags (even when empty) hung within 1 inch of the pipe. Crappy construction and workmanship.

Got a set of Cortech SB30 saddlebags instead. Man, what a differrence!

alik

Bought a set of the Wolfman Hi-Pipe saddle bags after reading this review. Cost from a dealer $125.

Put them on my bike (!994 FZR 1000). After two weeks had to bring them back to the dealership because the bags (even when empty) hung within 1 inch of the pipe. Crappy construction and workmanship.

Got a set of Cortech SB30 saddlebags instead. Man, what a differrence!