OH V100 Dry bag 5 / 10 / 25L
 

I have come across these on the internet....anyone tried them?

Good write up:

http://www.adventurebikerider.com/ne...bags-ever.html

I love the look of them and a super price!:

https://www.openhouseproducts.com/product/dry-bag-25l/


I have ordered the 10L....

They look pretty sweet actually I might give them a go for my trip to Italy next month as I don't want to splash out on panniers.

Just seen this looks almost as good as the OH ones and they are 40L for half the price of the OH 25L bags but they do mount on the bike differently.

http://www.ewetsuits.com/acatalog/motorbike-drybag.html

I have 4 of the lomo bags and they are the best bags bar none! waste of time buying anything else IMO... all have been seriously tried and well tested! 6 years of use and all are still perfect. no strap or seal fails, and all have been over packed to the max.

I have 2x 30l and 2x 40l. Love em!

Good to hear I just ordered a 40L one will probably get another one too. :)

I would also thoroughly recommend the Lomo dry bags from ewetsuits. They are unbeatable on price and quality. You will not find motorcycle dry luggage anywhere for less money.

I have one of these and it has served me well for years. You can't go wrong with them.

I have just received the LOMO 40L motorcycle dry bag and it is very well made absolute bargain. Not even sure if I will need more space for my trip to Italy than what this provides but I may buy a second one just in case.

Got my 10L bag, and so far its a great bag. Don't know how long it will last but it looks really well made. Had several Kriega bags (us10/20 and 25l backpack), its good but just so expensive for what it is. Once I discovered the lomo bag, i got rid of all my Kreiga stuff.

But with my new xt660 ten i wanted a small roll bag that i could leave on all the time.....and Bingo. The OHV100 is spot on and looks like it will last just fine.....time will tell!

Snap!

Besides being expensive, I found the Kriega bags just too fiddly and time consuming to attach/remove. Too many straps, hooks, clips and buckles. Plus they never really fitted properly unless they were rammed full.