Wolfman Luggage S0103-2018 Enduro Tool Kit

It's a great tool bag. Bolted down base, then Velcro, then straps to bolted base with straps through loops on removable bag. Holds 3 times stock xr 600 bag and is more secure and looks way cooler. Every time I get on or off the bike, I am in that bag. Great product.

I've lost a couple bags and destroyed a couple bungie strap. This little bag makes me feel confident for storing a few basics. I love the fact that this comes with retaining screws. You have to drill holes into your plastic fender (a cheaply replaceable piece of plastic from Honda in my case). So long as you keep the belts fastened, this bag will NOT fall off! And yet, at one point I accidentally forgot to keep the belt fastened and somehow the velcro held it on for miles before I realized my error! (Don't try that at home!)I store a small air compressor, pressure gauge, and a small toolkit in it. I am only dropping a star because I think it should be about one inch longer or wider. It's just a smidgen too small to add a tire repair kit without over-stuffing it.

Love this bag! Had the clip on fender bag by Wolfman and ended up losing it on the freeway because it wasn't secure enough. Won't have that problem again with this bag! I've gotten compliments on it by other riders. Very secure, does the job.

This is actually a really nice bag. I mounted mine to my back fender with some bolts and I’ve had it there since! I keep a lot of tools and mics. things in there in case of a break down. Seems like really high quality stuff. And it’s wheelie tested 🤙🏼

The bag itself is very high quality, excellent material, zippers and hardware.The picture leads you to believe the bag is held to the fender with plastic quick release buckles, but Wolfman has moved to metal cam buckles that are used cinch the bag to the fender - while they are high quality - they are the absolute worst means of attachment one could think of for an easy to access bag.There is no easy access to your bag with this style of clasp, it involves undoing and rethreading the webbing through the buckles each and every time you wish to access the bag. Trailside it's not only time consuming and obnoxious, but impossible to do with any type of gloves on.

Lovin' this bag through 900+ miles of trail-riding, and 4500+ miles of uncovered/freeway situations...The ways that I've used it, I would give it 4.7 Stars - Never loaded the thing with really heavy items, but it did a great job with minor tools/maps/food/water/etc. riding at 80%+ for a good part of my CO Pike Forest 900+ miles. It did let some dusty dirt seep in with the Zips at center-position in highly-dry riding in Colorado and New Mexico, but that may be my fault for the Zip-position?I had to get a little creative, mounting it on my stock '16 KTM 350 EXC-F, but that's not in any way a negative, that's just the way I wanted to mount it with the stock KTM sub-fender setup...See pics...

EDIT: Changed my mind. This bag is so massively overpriced and poorly designed that I returned it. Doesn't even have interior pockets or webbing, everything is just left to bang around on its own.ORIGINAL review: First and foremost this is not a tool "kit" at all. It's just a tool bag, with no tools or anything that even qualifies as a "kit". I knew that when I bought it, but others might like to be aware.Bought this strictly because the bike I just purchased already had holes drilled in the rear fender to mount this item, so I just went with it. But if I were starting from scratch no WAY would I buy this. The buckle setup is ridiculous, in that instead of using the usual easy-clip parachute style connectors it uses a cam based system that requires you to completely dismantle the straps every single time you want to open the bag all the way. HORRIBLE design, besides being user unfriendly it's also much heavier than simple plastic parachute clips which would be more than tough enough for what this does and massively improve the useability of the item.But hey, every person wants their motorcycle to be HEAVIER, right? Insert rolleyes here.I will give it this, it's well made and clearly up to any level of abuse you're going to throw at it. But so are most bags these days.Bottom line: way overpriced, not user friendly. Like I said, I'm only keeping it because my bike is already set up to mount this. I would never buy this for a clean install though.

Just received the tool bag and to my surprise the zipper flap was sewn upside down so water can collect and enter through the zipper. I like the bag, although over priced, but I don’t want to reorder until confident this has been corrected