Raida Crash Bar Bag 10L
If a 6L bag feels too tight and a 20L feels like too much to hang off a crash guard, the Raida Crash Bar Bag 10L sits in between. It has enough volume for a rain jacket, a tool roll and snacks, and it still stays slim enough to ride with.
It is built the same way as the rest of the Raida range. The main compartment is an integrated roll-top inner dry bag with a water resistant 190T polyester liner, and there are external zipper pockets for keys, a power bank or a pair of gloves you need in a hurry.
The outer fabric is 1000D polyester with YKK zippers, and the 4-point tie down system with quick release buckles lets you take the bag off the bike in seconds when you stop for the night.
Key features
- 10L carrying capacity
- Integrated roll-top, water resistant inner dry bag
- External zipper pockets for quick access to essentials
- Wide main opening for easy packing and retrieval
- 1000D polyester outer, 190T polyester liner, YKK zippers throughout
Mounting
- 4-point tie down system with quick release snap buckles
- Adjustable straps for a snug, wobble-free fit on different crash bar sizes
- Compatible with most crash bars and engine guards
- Can also be mounted as a tail bag
Each bag is sold as a single unit for one side, so order two if you want both sides covered. Keep the bag clear of the exhaust and make sure the straps do not touch the brake lever, gear lever or steering at full lock.
Specifications
| Capacity | 10L |
| Outer fabric | 1000D polyester |
| Liner | 190T polyester, water resistant, roll-top |
| Zippers | YKK throughout, external zipper pockets |
| Mounting | 4-point tie down, quick release snap buckles |
| Supplied | One side crash bar bag with internal liner |
| Warranty | 1-year limited warranty |
Who should pick the 10L
This is the size for weekend trips and longer commutes, where you want a rain layer and a basic tool kit on the bike without opening your main bags. For a lighter setup, see the Raida Crash Bar Bag 6L. For touring loads, there is the 20L.
Heading out for a few days? Our list of items to carry on a long motorcycle tour helps you decide what goes in the crash bar bag and what stays in the main luggage.
FAQs
Q1: How much can a 10L crash bar bag carry?
A1: A light rain jacket, a tool roll, snacks and a few small items fit well. Raida does not publish a maximum load, so keep heavy things like a chain lock or spare tyre tools in your main luggage and use the guard bag for lighter gear.
Q2: Is the 10L bag rainproof?
A2: The roll-top liner is water resistant and made for moderate to heavy rain under normal riding. Roll the top down firmly and keep the zippers shut. Submersion and machine washing will damage the water protection.
Q3: Does it work on any crash guard?
A3: It is made for most crash bars and engine guards and the straps adjust to different bar sizes. Make sure there is room for the bag to sit clear of the exhaust and that it does not touch your leg or the pedals.
Q4: Is it one bag or a pair?
A4: One bag, for one side. Buy two if you want a bag on each side of the bike.
Q5: Can I mount it on the rear seat instead?
A5: Yes. Raida designed it so it can also be fixed as a tail bag, using the same straps.