The 2-gal. armadillo bag is well made and passed my liquid testing nicely. I look forward to the extended range this will give me! :-)

The Rogue Dry Bag is versatile, rugged, well made, and looks great. Perhaps the perfect little bag! Plan is to use it for day trips and as an extension to the coyote bag for longer trips. I’ll also use it for offshore sailboat racing as it probably fits the bill for that as well.

Just added this to my Mojavi bags, fit perfectly on my ktm and even comes with the pronghorn straps to make everything super tight and secure. No way this thing is gonna bounce off on the trail. The extra pouches are perfect for small items and the fasteners help keep it closed are super sturdy. Very happy with this and would recommend to anyone.

The Klamath has quickly become my favourite tail bag for day to day riding. I love the easy access for essentials. And it quickly pops off for when we do longer trips with our coyote bags.

I started with the Giant Basin Bag on a DRZ, DR650 and KTM500, but I have since upgraded to the Tenere 700 and the Siskiyou Bags. These bags are very easy to mount and load. The materials and construction are top notch and a good choice for multiday rides and traveling fairly light. I even brought a small chair and fishing gear on a Baja ride with these bags so its not like I left gear at home.....

I got into adventure riding about 2 years ago and have been really taking my time to see what company offered the PERFECT solution for off road riding. I do a lot of technical and challenging rides on my 2018 Africa Twin. I had tried “another” company and ended up breaking both products I’d purchased literally after the first ride they went on. Now heading out on the WABDR this coming June (2021) I knew I needed to find the right gear that can handle the wet winters of the PNW, as well as the scorching summers on the Eastern side of Washington state. Enter the Great Basin! I’m a very technical minded person and have found something I don’t like with all the other major ADV brands out there. There’s not one thing I would change about my Great Basin bag. It’s made of bomber materials, superbly crafted in the United States and is great looking to boot. I am truly proud to have this gear attached to my bike, and it gets a lot of questions and thumbs up from other riders and cagers as well. Needless to say, my whole bike is kitted out in GL products. Customer for life here.

Just did my first trip with the Great Basin and can definitely recommend. I love the versatility of it because I've got a couple of bikes and plan to own other bikes in the future. Although I did buy it primarily for my BMW G310 GS. The Baby GS is a funny, little bike--after some upgrades, it's been a great travel companion, but is really difficult to find good luggage solutions for. For such a little bike, it's exceptionally wide in the rear end with it's big, OEM grab rails/luggage rack. And I'm currently running the Rally Raid side racks, which add further to the width. The Great Basin still fits just fine--although will probably fit even better when I remove those racks. It takes some smarts and patience to get it mounted perfectly the first time, but once you figure it out, it's easy enough to get on and off quickly after that. It's bomber and rock solid. My first trip was about 600 miles of mixed surface and some freeway speeds. Held up just fine and stayed entirely in place.

Moto Aventures is an off road motorbike tour operator based in Morocco. We run over 20 tours a year with each tour being a minimum of 1000km of hard off road. I have had a set of Mojave Saddle bags on the guide bike for over 5 years (the bike has been changed 3 times but the Mojave is the same)....that's over 100, 000km of abuse and other than having to change the straps that go around the chassis on numerous occasions due to my boots wearing them through I can not fault them. An amazing product that I don't hesitate to recommend.