Rjays Adventurer Sportsbike Seat Bag

The Rjays Adventurer Sportsbike Seat Bag is a compact tail pack built for riders who want usable luggage without fitting racks or hard cases. Made from super heavy duty ballistic nylon, it sits on the pillion seat and secures with the Rjays easy mount system, which offers several strapping options so you can work around the shape of your seat and subframe.

The main compartment has an expandable top, opening the bag up enough to swallow a full face helmet when you park, then zipping back down to a slimmer profile for the ride. A pull-out rain cover, reflective inserts, a carry handle and a padded shoulder strap round it out, so it works as a day bag off the bike as well as on it.

Suits sportsbikes and naked bikes where seat space is limited, and riders doing commutes, day rides or light weekend trips.

• Super heavy duty ballistic nylon construction
• Expandable main compartment that opens up to fit a full face helmet
• Rjays easy mount system with several mounting options to suit different bikes
• Pull-out rain cover stowed in the bag
• Reflective inserts for added visibility at night
• Padded shoulder carry strap for off-bike use
• Moulded carry handle
• Base dimensions 300mm long x 240mm wide x 200mm high, expanding to 250mm high

• Rjays Adventurer sportsbike seat bag with integrated pull-out rain cover
• Padded shoulder carry strap

Fit the bag on a clean pillion seat and use the mounting straps that best suit your subframe, grab rails or seat shape, then pull each strap firmly so the bag cannot shift under braking.
Check that no strap, buckle or tail can reach the rear wheel, chain, exhaust or number plate light; tuck or tie off any excess webbing before riding.
Keep the bag clear of hot exhaust and pipes, as heat will damage the ballistic nylon and zips.
Re-check strap tension after the first few kilometres of a trip and at fuel stops, especially when the top section is expanded.
Load heavier items low and towards the centre of the bag, and only expand the top compartment when you need the extra space so the load stays stable.
Deploy the pull-out rain cover before riding into rain rather than after; the cover is the bag's weather protection, so treat the bag itself as water resistant only.
Clean with a soft brush or damp cloth and mild soap, then rinse lightly; do not machine wash, tumble dry or use solvents, bleach or harsh detergents.
Let the bag and rain cover dry completely in the shade before packing them away to avoid mildew and odours.
Store empty and loosely stuffed in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight so the fabric and expandable panel keep their shape.
Wipe the reflective inserts clean from time to time and keep zips free of grit; do not leave valuables in the bag when the bike is parked and unattended.