The Viking 57L – Voyage Premium XL Motorcycle Tail Bag

We are excited to collaborate with Viking Bags, a brand specializing in motorcycle luggage and riding gear. As part of this collaboration, we will receive the 57L – Viking Voyage Premium Extra Large Motorcycle Tail Bag, designed to give motorcycle riders extra storage for everyday rides, weekend trips, touring, and longer adventures.

  • Material: Laminated Cordura
  • Internal Mesh Pocket
  • Reflective Material
  • Dimensions: 19.25″ x 12.5″ x 20.5″ (L x W x H)
  • Storage Capacity: 3500 Cubic Inches
  • Lid Opening: 11″ x 10.5″
  • Weight: 10.64 lbs
  • Weather Resistant
  • Laptop Sleeve Size: 14″ x 10.5″ (L x H)
  • Rain Cover: Included
  • Minimum Sissy Bar Loop Strap: 13.5″
  • Maximum Sissy Bar Loop Strap: 20″
  • For secure mounting, we recommend using a sissy bar with a minimum height of 24 inches.

We look forward to receiving the bag and using it on our upcoming rides. Once we have had the opportunity to use the product, we will share our experience and feedback with our audience. In the meantime, you can learn more about the product here.

Until then, you can read our other review of the Viking Bag’s 30L Voyager Backpack.

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