Raida Crash Bar Bag 6L
The Raida Crash Bar Bag 6L is the small one. It straps to your crash bar or engine guard and holds the things you want to grab without getting off the bike or opening your main luggage: a puncture kit, a few tools, gloves, a power bank, your documents.
The main compartment is a roll-top inner liner that resists rain, and there are external zipper pockets for the small stuff you reach for most. The wide opening makes packing easy, even with gloves on.
At 6L it stays compact. That matters on guards with limited clearance, and it keeps the weight low and light, which is where a crash bar bag works best.
Key features
- 6L carrying capacity
- Integrated roll-top, water resistant inner dry bag as the main compartment
- External zipper pockets for quick access to essentials
- Wide main opening for easy packing and retrieval
- 1000D polyester outer fabric with 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 | 6L |
| 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 |
Is 6L the right size?
Pick the 6L if you want a tidy tool and essentials bag for day rides and commutes. If you want to carry a rain jacket as well, the Raida Crash Bar Bag 10L gives you more room, and the 20L is for touring loads. You can compare them all on our crash bar bags page.
FAQs
Q1: What fits in a 6L crash bar bag?
A1: A small tool roll, puncture repair kit, spare gloves, a power bank and cables, and your papers fit comfortably. A bulky rain jacket will be tight, so look at the 10L if that is on your list.
Q2: Is the bag waterproof?
A2: The main compartment is a roll-top, water resistant inner liner that handles rain under normal riding conditions. Raida notes that submersion, machine washing or sharp tools can void its water protection, so keep sharp tools wrapped.
Q3: Will it fit my crash guard?
A3: It is made for most crash bars and engine guards, with adjustable straps to cope with different bar sizes. Check that your guard has enough room for the bag to sit clear of the exhaust and your leg, and send us your bike and guard details if you want a second opinion.
Q4: Do I get a pair?
A4: No. The 6L is sold as one bag for one side. Order two if you want a bag on each side.
Q5: Can I use it as a tail bag?
A5: Yes. The same strap system lets you mount it on the pillion seat or rack as a small tail bag.