Kuryakyn Convertible Luggage Rack Bag Black or Blk/Gray

I bought the convertible luggage bag at the same time I bought my luggage rack. Fits really well. I wish that it would have come with a D-ring to lock the bag down to the luggage rack. Really good size and know that it will work until I need a trailer for my GW. I would suggest that you buy reflective tape to put on the back of the bag.

Purchased this bag along with the purchase of my Kuryakyn luggage rack. they are a perfect pair and in my personal opinion a must have. Quality appears to very good, although I do wish Kuryakyn would fond a manufacture in the USA to have these bags made. These are made in China - but then again what isn't any more. Highly recommend this luggage rack bag.

I purchased this travel bag for my 2003 GW 1800 with the flat Kuryakyn style rack. It works perfect and attaches very easily and securely. Rain? No problem it has a built in rain cover to protect your belongings from the elements.
Nate

Oh - if you purchase this one, get the black bag. The gray bag shows dirt, and doesn't look very "fresh" over time . . .

This is an exceptional bag, but I would opt for the Ultragard Touring Luggage Rack Bag instead, which is also sold by WS. Why? Because the Kuryakyn bag's main comparment doesnt fully open. Instead, you are left with putting things in and pulling things out of the main compartment through a zippered "slit," which is cumbersome and inconvenient. The Ultragard's main compartment can be accessed by fully opening the top of the bag (zippered), and by comparison, has expandable side pockets, more pockets, is bigger, but not too big, and is better designed. I will say, however, that the Kuryakyn bag has a better attachment system to the trunk lid, and a more rigid bottom compared to the UltraGard. Not a big deal. I would still opt for the Ultragard.