Nelson-Rigg Tailbag SE-4040 Hurricane WP Black/ Grey 40L

The Nelson-Rigg SE-4040 Hurricane is a 40-litre waterproof tail bag built for riders who need their kit to stay dry no matter what the ride throws at them. It is made from UV-coated PVC tarpaulin with electronically heat-welded seams and a watertight roll-top closure, so the main compartment stays sealed in sustained rain, spray and dust.

It mounts across or along the seat or tail section using Nelson-Rigg's RIGG STRAP system, and the straps double as a standalone tie-down set when you need them elsewhere. Removable internal panels hold the bag's shape when it is part-packed, while a purge valve and dual-purpose carry handles let you compress the load down for shorter trips.

Suited to touring, adventure and commuting riders, and equally at home on an ATV/UTV, PWC or snowmobile.

• 100% waterproof roll-top duffle with quick-release buckles
• All seams electronically heat welded
• Made from durable 24 oz PVC tarpaulin
• UV-coated outer that wipes clean and resists slipping or marking
• Mounts securely with the RIGG STRAP system (four straps)
• RIGG STRAPs double as a separate tie-down system
• Removable internal panels help the bag hold its shape
• Mounts across or along the seat or tail section
• Purge valve for easy compression of the packed load
• Dual-purpose carry handles that also work as compression straps
• Reflective accents for added visibility
• Fits motorcycles, ATV/UTV, PWC and snowmobiles

• Nelson-Rigg SE-4040 Hurricane 40L tail bag
• RIGG STRAP mounting straps
• Removable internal stiffener panels

Roll the top down evenly and clip both quick-release buckles before riding — the roll closure is what seals the main compartment, so an incomplete roll can let water in.
Use the purge valve to push trapped air out after packing, then pull the dual-purpose carry handles across the bag as compression straps to stop the load shifting.
Fit the four RIGG STRAPs to solid anchor points, tension them evenly, and keep straps and loose tails well clear of the exhaust, chain and rear wheel.
Re-check strap tension after the first few kilometres and at fuel stops, as loads settle once the bag is compressed.
Leave the removable internal panels in place if you want the bag to hold its shape when part-packed; take them out for flat storage or a thorough clean.
Clean the UV-coated PVC tarpaulin with a soft cloth, warm water and mild soap. Avoid solvents, petrol, harsh degreasers, machine washing and tumble drying.
Keep the reflective accents free of dirt and road film so they stay visible at night.
After wet or salty rides, rinse off salt and grit, then open the bag and air it out until the interior is completely dry before storing.
Store loosely rolled or unrolled in a cool, dry place out of prolonged direct sunlight, rather than folded hard along the same creases.
Do not overload the bag — keep the packed weight within the load limit specified for your bike's seat, rack or tail section.