Giant Loop Coyote Saddlebag '26 - Black (39L)

The Giant Loop Coyote Saddlebag is the brand's original rackless soft luggage design, carrying up to 39 litres of gear across the tail of virtually any dirt bike, dual-sport or enduro machine. Because it slings over the rear fender or a tail rack rather than bolting to hard mounts, weight sits low and close to the bike's centreline, so handling stays predictable on rough ground.

Construction is Giant Loop's Bomb Shell material with double-reinforced ballistic nylon at the impact zones, and the included Dry Pods inner liners keep contents sealed against water, mud, snow and dust. A Hot Springs Heat Shield protects the bag and side panels from exhaust heat, while side compression straps double as grab handles for picking the bike up after a tip-over.

It suits multi-day adventure and off-road riders who want serious packing volume without fitting racks or panniers, and who need luggage that can take repeated knocks.

• Rackless saddlebag design mounts to the rear fender or tail rack of most dirt, dual-sport and enduro bikes
• 39 litres (2,380 cubic inches) of packable volume
• Bomb Shell material with double-reinforced ballistic nylon impact zones
• Waterproof, mudproof, snowproof and dustproof when used with the included Dry Pods liners
• Hot Springs Heat Shield protects the bag and side panels from exhaust heat
• Two rear mounting configurations using the included Pronghorn Strap and fender hooks
• 25-inch Pronghorn Strap included for installation
• Side compression straps with integrated grab handles for lifting, pushing or pulling the bike
• 4.25 lb (1.9 kg) bag on its own; 5.8 lb (2.6 kg) complete with Dry Pods and heat shield
• Compatible with add-on Rogue or Tillamook Dry Bags and the Possibles Pouch (sold separately)

• Coyote Saddlebag
• Saddlebag Dry Pods waterproof inner liners
• Hot Springs Heat Shield
• Pronghorn Strap (25 inch)

Fit the Hot Springs Heat Shield between the bag and the exhaust before riding — the shield is what keeps exhaust heat off the saddlebag and side panels.
Pack gear inside the Dry Pods liners and close them properly; the waterproof, mudproof and dustproof rating depends on the Pods being sealed, not on the outer shell alone.
Balance the load between the left and right panniers so the bag sits level over the tail and doesn't shift under braking or on rough ground.
Secure the bag with the Pronghorn Strap and fender hooks, then draw in the side compression straps to stop packed gear moving around.
Check strap tension and hook engagement after the first few kilometres of a ride and again at each fuel stop, as loads settle once they've been shaken down.
Use the compression straps' integrated grab handles when lifting, pushing or pulling the bike after a tip-over.
Brush off mud and grit after off-road use and sponge the outer shell with mild soap and water; avoid solvents, petrol and harsh detergents on the Bomb Shell fabric.
Allow the bag, Dry Pods and straps to air dry completely before storing, and store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight to protect the fabric and hardware.
Inspect straps, buckles, hooks and stitching for abrasion or damage before long trips, and replace worn components rather than riding with a compromised mount.
Don't machine wash or tumble dry, and don't exceed the compression straps' ability to hold the load — an overpacked bag is more likely to shift or chafe against bodywork.