Wolfman Luggage S0305 - Blackhawk Tank Bag V-1.7

I have been looking for a replacement tank bag for the last 6 or 7 months now and have had a hard time finding one that fit my needs. I needed something on the smaller side, low profile, and strap mount. Originally I chose a Cortech low profile tank bag, unfortunately (or maybe fortunately at this point) my order was cancelled due to the item being backordered. So, back to looking again.I happened to run across this tank bag and after reading reviews I decided to order it. It was a little pricier than I wanted but you get what you pay for right...? Well, my tank bag arrived today, a whole 26 hours after initially ordering, and so far I'm very impressed. Perfect size for what I need and fits perfectly on my 2016 Triumph Street Triple. The craftsmanship on this bag it top notch, everything is stitched well & the material and zippers are very sturdy. This of course is just a first impression & I'll update after the summer season when I've had time to test it out properly as far a functionality and ease of use goes. So far though, I am very impressed with Wolfman, and will definitely be ordering saddle bags and a tail bag from them in the near future. If your on the fence, go for it...you won't be disappointed.

A nice compact size if you want a minimal tank bag. Well built, like all Wolfman stuff. Fits well and holds tight on a BMW F650GS, with about 30 minutes to install (you have to remove the plastic shrouding and the seat to get good access to anchor points). Doesn't get in the way at all when riding.The clear map pocket on the top is small so you'll need to fold your maps a lot to make them fit. Interior is good for a pair of gloves, snack bars, wallet, phone, baseball hat and some cables. Not waterproof but resistant to a light rain (and you could spray it with waterproofing for a little more protection).

Once I figured out how to install this bag I was super happy with it. There are sooooooooooooooooo many 'wolfman' tank bag installation videos on the You Tubes that you might go crazy trying to figure out how exactly you install this blasted thing. I ended up using multiple videos, including Wolfman's own install instructions to figure out how to install it. But seriously once you get it on, I promise you will love this tank bag. There is more room than you need, and I personally recommended getting a size smaller than you think you need.

Well made, quick on and off. Limited space, of course, but there's not much room on my bike (Super Tenere) for a big bag. I use it for stuff I want immediately at hand that doesn't fit in my Darien jacket. I like that it's made in the USA.

It was a little too large for my needs (I got the smaller version of this) so I sent it back but it was exceptionally well made. The removable map was one of the best parts as Ive never see a tank bag that has that feature. I was also worried about the bag not staying in place but it was stuck in place much better than I had hoped.

Just Perfect. I mounted it backward with the tall slope forward on my BMW 1150GS. That made room for an iPad Mini on a RAM mount as a GPS in front of the bag. Can still see all vitals on the dash. And guess what?- the iPad slips perfectly into the map pocket when you leave the bike. Just perfect. And build quality and design are good too.

Arrived on time. Decent sized bag. About 15 minutes to attach on 2017 KLR650. Sits and rides snuggly on the gas tank. Built really well. Easy to access compartments. Would buy it again with no hesitation.

Nicely made high-quality little too expensive

This is not a final review as I have not used it yet. There is a thing here in Quebec known as Winter which prevents me from riding my Super Ténéré just yet. I know, this would not stop some of you but there is also a provincial law that prescribes that ALL motor vehicles shall be mounted on Winter tires from 15 Dec to 15 Mar. The tires shall bear the mountain with snow flake pictogram.It took me about 30 minutes, taking my time, to attach the tank bag to my bag. My job was not perfect as I realized that the forward straps are not perfectly in line with the protective bottom front extensions. That's probably because I attached the front around the fork. I will take another look and see if I can find other anchoring points on either side of the tank. Nevertheless, the bag sits solidly as it is. The Curved base contours snugly to the S10 sloped tank. That I knew already as on of the photos shows the bag mounted on a S10.In my mind, the tank bag that I would buy had to satisfy three conditions.It had to be easy to get it out of the way when refueling. It is.It had to allow me to ride the bike while standing without hindering my movements. No problem foreseen while standing on the bike while in storage in my garage but to be confirmed.I did not want it to be too wide so to hinder the handlebar freedom of movement. It is not. No contact at maximum angle.This is my third tank bag and the smallest. My camera fits snugly in it and will be well protected. Earplugs, map, cellphone, energy bars, gloves are all taken car of. The only thing that might not fit is a water bottle. But I have not given up yet as I still have to explore the vertical dimension.I like the construction quality, soft rigidity and big heavy duty zippers.Now let's hope for an early Spring !