Pros: Big enough for overnight, holds everything you need, nice raincover, huge map pocket, magnets are strong.
Cons: Left side and "front" external pockets fell apart at a seam after 2 weeks.
I'm getting a new one from the manufacturer after 2 of the 3 main external pockets came apart at the seams. Neither was loaded very full (front pocket only had the rain cover) and it only made it 2 weeks before falling apart. Of course, Kneedraggers has a firm 15-day return policy, so by the time I got back from a 20-day trip it was too late. Fortunately Cortech/Tour Master/Helmet House is standing behind their product and a new bag is on the way. Seems very tough except for bad seams on those pockets.
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Average Customer Rating:3.5 out of 5 (based on 3 ratings)
Pros: Big enough for overnight, holds everything you need, nice raincover, huge map pocket, magnets are strong.
Cons: Left side and "front" external pockets fell apart at a seam after 2 weeks.
Comments: I'm getting a new one from the manufacturer after 2 of the 3 main external pockets came apart at the seams. Neither was loaded very full (front pocket only had the rain cover) and it only made it... (Read the rest of this review)
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- Cortech 21-Liter Tank Bag
By Anonymous from Anytown, USA
Pros: The bag is effortless to install, very well made with multiple storage areas and well thought out organizers.
Cons: It's BIG. But, if storage is at a premium, this is the way to go.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
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21 Liter Tank Bag
By Anonymous from Oregon
Pros: Cortech products seem to be well thought out and have quality construction.
Cons: This bag was just way too big. Even without the expansion part opened up, it blocked the view of the gauges on my Buell Lightning. Being so big, it was not stable on the tank -- the straps just couldn't be situated so that the bag felt secure.
Comments: Traded it in on the Cortech 14 liter bag.
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