Cortech Super 2.0 Saddlebags
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Cortech Super 2.0 36-Liter Saddlebags
- 1680 denier ballistic polyester and 1800 denier three-lined twill Jacquard weave side pockets with a polyester backing
- Protective heat shield on lower section of bags and back piping (minimum clearance of 2” required)
- Protective non-slip, non scratch diamond pattern strap and side pads help to protect the motorcycle’s finish
- Two-tone red and black soft interior lining
- Zippered side pocket on each bag
- Phoslite® reflective piping
- Internal support panels
- Quick-release mounting system connects to Cortech® Super 2.0 Tail Bag
- Reversible main closure zipper sliders allow for concealment when closed
- Locking zipper sliders and expandable main compartment increases each bag’s capacity
- Rain covers included (removable)
Dimensions:
- 16.9”L x 6.7”W x 10.2”D (36 Liters per Bag)
- 16.9”L x 9.2”W x 10.2”D (Expanded)
Cortech Super 2.0 Saddlebags
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Very handy, easy install/removal
I basically leave these on my at outdoors at all times. Water is these saddle bag's enemy. I'm just too lazy to use the rain fly. However, I bought some waterproofing treatment from amazon and it just made these bags even better! They stayed dry except for some moisture that leaked through the zippers. I bought Starbrite Waterproofing & Fabric Treatment from amazon to make these waterproof.
They are also plenty roomy.
Install is super easy and removing is just as easy with undoing two of the clips.
I can't ride without saddlebags. I'm always needing to carry something with me and these do a great job day in and out!
June 13, 2013
Absolutely perfect
These saddle bags are extremely useful and hold plenty of luggage. They also look sleek and don't take away from the sporty look of my 2012 cbr600rr.
May 27, 2013
Compatibility with undertail exhausts?
Does anyone know about the compatibility and fit with undertail exhausts? I am seriously considering these and the tail bag for my Ducati 848 but worry about the heat and contact with the two pipes.
Any info would be great!
May 15, 2013
Good bags for day trips
Well designed and constructed saddlebags that are very easy and quick to install using snap connectors. Nice features include protectors to cover the straps (if they have to go over a painted surface) rain covers, expansion zippers and handles to carry them off the bike. A good pair of bags for day trips or errands. You'd have to be a real minimalist to make them work for a camping trip. My only disappointment is there's no way to lock the top of each bag. Cortech obviously put thought into the design - so why not include locks?
April 29, 2013
great saddlebag
I bought this for my 2010 bmw s1000rr. Easy to put on, very light and sturdy, great price. I ordered the matching tail bag of this for xmass present from me to me,lol.
December 18, 2012
Small Saddlebags
I purchased the saddlebags and tailbag. I wanted small bags... and that is what I got. You better want small bags if you choose these. The bags seem well constructed and have a good appearance. The four quick connect belts from the tail bag to the saddlebags work great. When I don't have the saddlebags on and the tail bag is not expanded, then I loop those four belts through the luggage rack and connect them into the four receiving quick connects on the sides of the tail bag... very secure mounting. The tail bag has a good handle for carrying the tail bag as luggage when needed. In order to carry my laptop (11" x 8"# I need to expand the tail bag. I had the tail bag on in a heavy rain for a couple of hours and the rain cover, stored readily available in a back pocket, kept the inside dry. I double plastic bag the stuff inside anyway #belt and suspenders mentality# but never have to whine about wet stuff. What would I recommend to Cortech? I added two grommeted holes through the bottom of the bag so that I could run a security wire from inside the bag out one grommet holes around the luggage rack and through the other grommet hole back into the bag to the lock. Does not make it theft proof but no one can just pick it up and walk away with it now. That way I don't feel like I have to carry the bag around when I stop somewhere. The rubberized cover on the bottom of the bag seals the grommet holes from dirt or weather during use if you are thoughtful about where to locate the grommet holes. I bought the security wire from Philadelphia Security Products. I also put a grommet hole above the main compartment zipper pull #in that neat zipper nest space# and drilled a hole in the zipper pull, so I could put a lock on that. Use one of those TSA type luggage cable locks. Again, it won't stop someone from cutting the bag open or somehow otherwise working at stealing my stuff but at least they won't just unzip it and walk away with my iPod and GPS and other valuables when I leave the bike for a few hours. The tailbag is a good day bag and I can fit tools and other stuff in there no problem. I am less impressed with the saddlebags. Need to expand those to just to make it through a weekend if you carry tools and raingear and normal amounts of travel-in-comfort stuff. I need to come up with something for attachment. I drape them over the luggage rack and use the supplied quick connect belts front and back. It is sufficient but not elegant. I need to find a way to secure the connecting bridge of the saddlebags to my luggage rack. I put three grommets through that connecting bridge so when I loop the security wire though the luggage rack I also loop it through the saddlebags connecting bridge grommet holes. Same rationale... someone cannot just walk away with those now either. Generally happy with these. I looked and looked on line and at stores before I purchased these and never found anything I liked better that had a small footprint and as good of build quality.
August 27, 2012
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I have a 2007 cbr1000rr and was wondering if anyone had used these bags with a passenger and if they ran into any problems.
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While we have not test-fit these on a CBR1000RR with a passenger, generally saddlebags have a tendency to limit the passenger's foot position on the peg. We'll keep this question open so another CBR rider can chime in!1 month, 1 week ago
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Does this fit a Ducati Hypermotard 796? Year 2012
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Yes, the Cortech Super 2.0 Saddlebags will fit you Ducati Hypermotard. However, we cannot be absolutely sure that the bags will not touch your exhaust on the right hand side.9 months ago
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I'm wondering how this attaches to the bike. Does it tie down under the seat? The bike I'm referring to is the BMW f800gs
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For your particular bike, the bags should sit on top of the seat, like the photo on our website, and also have a tie/clamp that goes underneath of the seat.10 months ago
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The one I purchased had two separate lame elastic straps that one had to feed under the seat and the straps had hooks at each end that hooked onto loops on each side of the pad near the front and back. The tightening adjuster with the skinny elastic was difficult to use. I did not take the seat off to install the pad, I just fished the elastic underneath the seat, and also did the tightening adjustment in place. If you take your seat off, then the cheap skinny elastic does not get any better, but using it will be easier. I want to be able to take my pad on and off at my convenience and this system is not made to accommodate that intention. It is just a cheap connector, which is not consistent with the seemingly high quality of the rest of the product.Gender: male
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Cortech super 2.0 saddlebags and tailbag
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Is it possible to assembly or to use this three bags together on Super Tenere?
Rider Type: Adventurer
Age: 45-54
Gender: male
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Rider Type: Adventurer
Age: 45-54
Gender: male
Brazil
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Yes, the Cortech Super 2.0 Saddlebags can be used on the Yamaha Super Tenere in conjunction with the Cortech Tail Bag.10 months ago
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| Product Style | RevZilla SKU ID | Manufacturer Product # | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black | 839426 | 8230-0305-36 | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
