 |   Publisher : Kwik Tek Company : Kwik Tek |
Features
- Scooter saddlebag that adjusts to fit most scooters
- Durable 600-denier polyester construction with water-resistant coating
- 2 large watertight compartments hold up to two-dozen 12-ounce cans
- Ideal for carrying personal gear or cold beverages
- Comes in purple or black; great for picnicking or commuting
Product Description
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Adjustable to fit most scooters, the Scooter Logic saddlebag makes it easy to carry personal gear or cold beverages without wearing a backpack or shoulder bag. The saddlebag is made of durable 600-denier polyester, with a water-resistant coating helping it hold up to nasty weather. More importantly, the bag includes two large watertight compartments capable of holding up to two-dozen 12-ounce cans at once, along with ice. As a result, the Scooter Logic saddlebag makes a great picnic or tailgating companion, or a handy gear bag when commuting to work.Customer reviews
Perfect fit by .. Lisa E. Richards (Orrngton, ME)
These bags perfectly fit my Kymco People S250. All you do to attach them is open the seat, hang the bags over the sides, and shut the seat down over the straps. You can velcro them to the sides of the scooter but I have not because they don't move while I'm riding. This makes it very easy to remove them when you don't want to use them. They look great and the price was great! Highly recommended.
decent bags for your scooter by .. L. Doong (Atlanta, Georgia United States)
I bought these bags to use on my Kymco Super 8 150cc. At full extension, these bags fit perfectly for what I need. As the other user said, you just open the seat, hang the bags over the sides, and shut the seat down over the straps. The bags themselves seem to be pretty decent quality, and your contents are secured on 2 levels - in addition to the fastening buckle that you can see in the photo, each bag is also fully zippered, so you don't have to worry about smaller items falling out the sides if you ride over bumpy roads.
My only comment is that I'm slightly surprised at the cost - I paid $37.99 for these (in black), and I'm wondering if I could have jerry-rigged a pair of cheaper messenger bags together and accomplished the same thing for less.