Nelson-Rigg Tailbag Trails End Enduro RG-1050

The Nelson-Rigg RG-1050 Trails End Enduro Tail Bag is a compact, expandable seat or rack bag built for dual sport, enduro and smaller adventure motorcycles. It starts at 6.5 litres and opens out to 11 litres when you need the extra room, so it stays neat on shorter rides and still swallows a jacket liner, tools or overnight basics.

Construction is Nelson-Rigg's UltraMax fabric with heavy duty webbing and buckles, and the bag holds its shape even when empty rather than flapping about on the subframe. Water-resistant lockable zippers help keep dust and trail grime out, while a MOLLE panel on the lid lets you strap extra gear to the outside.

Suited to riders who want a small, secure tail pack that mounts to most racks or seats without a dedicated fitting kit.

• Expandable from 6.5L to 11L capacity
• UltraMax fabric with high UV resistance
• Water-resistant lockable zippers to help keep out dust and dirt
• Heavy duty webbing and buckles for secure mounting
• Mounts to most racks or seats on dual sport, enduro and smaller adventure bikes
• Holds its shape even when empty
• MOLLE panel on the lid for strapping down additional gear
• Inner self-fastening straps to secure contents
• Reflective piping on the expansion panel
• Rubberised carry handle for off-the-bike transport
• Covered by the Rigg Gear lifetime warranty

Follow the Nelson-Rigg fitment instructions when mounting; run the webbing straps around solid rack tubing or subframe/seat mounting points, not around bodywork or wiring.
Tension all buckles firmly and tug-test the bag before riding, then re-check strap tension after the first few kilometres and at each fuel stop on longer rides.
Tuck or secure loose strap tails so they cannot reach the rear wheel, chain, sprocket or exhaust.
Keep the bag clear of hot exhaust pipes and heat shields — the fabric can melt or scorch on contact.
The zippers are water-resistant rather than waterproof; in sustained rain or deep creek crossings, pack contents in dry bags or plastic liners.
Use the inner self-fastening straps to stop loose contents shifting, and pack heavier items low and forward to keep the bag stable.
Keep loads within the motorcycle's rack or seat weight limit, and don't rely on the MOLLE panel for heavy external items.
Clean with warm water, a mild soap and a soft brush or cloth; avoid solvents, petrol, bleach, pressure washers and machine washing.
Rinse dust and mud out of the zip teeth after off-road use and let the bag air dry fully, open and unzipped, before storing.
Store dry, empty and out of direct sunlight to avoid mildew and to help the bag hold its shape.