The Saddlebag That Likes it Rough

This single motorcycle saddlebag will fit any motorcycle (universal fitting)

Never get caught in a sudden rain, trying to desperately protect your phone and wallet from water. The Stud-Ride saddlebag was made with riding in mind, so it's 100% waterproof 

This isn't one of those jelly-looking bags, either. The Slant-Ride holds its shape even when it's empty. It even doubles as carry-on luggage perfectly.

This bag likes it rough. Ride around in your bike, toss it into the bag compartments of an airplane, and never look back.

Features

• Keep it clean from mildew, white-out and moisture with its material's repellant properties
• Keep it dry with its 100% waterproof capacity
• Keep it safe with a 3-fold safety system: lock, heavy duty hook, and loop cover (Plus 4 tie down ribbons on each side)
• Fit it and go with the uiversal fit - it will fit 99.9% of the bikes (if you have a Harley-Davidson Hearse, then, no, it won't fit)
• Keep it in place as the Travel-Saddle holds its shape even when it's empty. 
• Keep it tidy with 4 internal pockets
• Dimensions - 14" x 4" x 11"

How To Measure Your Bike for Saddlebags

This is a simple guide for you to figure out the measurements that your new saddlebags should be. Please follow the instructions below;

1. Apply Measurement 1 (image below): Measure the horizontal distance from the edge of the rear turn signal to directly below where the rider's lower back aligns on the seat.
2. Apply Measurement 2 (image below): Now, measure the vertical distance from the exhaust pipe to about 2 or 3 inches below the top of the rear fender
3. Remember that you need at least 1 inch clearance between the bottom of the bag and the exhaust pipe (you don't want them to touch, trust me)