Lomo Soft PANNIER | Adventure PANNIERS | The BEST Cheap motorcycle luggage that finally ROCKS!!!

[@LomoWatersport]

Brilliant review, thanks for making a solid, honest video. Enjoy your adventures :)

[@AmericanAbroad1]

Thanks for the excellent motorcycle luggage!

[@fonso1961]

I have the same one's on my gsa they are so much more pillion friendly than my hard luggage 👍

[@AmericanAbroad1]

I haven’t riden them yet with my wife but I’m excited to. What do you think makes them more pillion friendly?

[@fonso1961]

@@AmericanAbroad1 As we are not spring chickens lol over 60 my wife finds it easier getting on and off the bike, we recently had a 1200 mile trip around Scotland in rain and sleet as you can imagine regularly stopping for coffee during our up to 10 hour daily rides. They are very waterproof, and soft when the wife caught her legs getting on and off.

[@AmericanAbroad1]

@@fonso1961 ah very true. Also if I dropped the bike I would rather have my leg stuck under a soft pannier than aluminum haha. Would love to ride Scotland one day… if it would not rain haha

[@fonso1961]

@@AmericanAbroad1 well if you ever get chance you must do the Applecross pass check it out on KZbin 👍

[@OVB_NL]

@fonso1961 I have a 1250 GSA and am considering these and had 2 questions. a. How stable are the bags at speed? Do they buffet and move around at all? b. How well does the right side bag fit over the non-flat frame over the exhaust? Still ok?

[@mototravelduo3955]

Hi great review are these the large or medium bags cheers.

[@AmericanAbroad1]

Thanks heaps. These are the large bags

[@AlexPeMotor]

So the installation is based on those straps on the back?

[@AmericanAbroad1]

Correct. These are a great budget friendly option. I now have the Gigi trekker outback cases and they are top!

[@AlexPeMotor]

@@AmericanAbroad1 yeah, different class all together

[@mattgolding7557]

Hi…how are they holding up in real world use….reason I ask is they look like they might flop around a bit on the frames ? Also same question re the Givi quick release system….im currently running the traditional Givi Monokey framework on my Pan America and pondering wether to fit the quick release kit, for cosmetic purposes, as I can really only see my using the Givi soft pannier sim testing out(grt720) a couple of times a year!

[@AmericanAbroad1]

Hi there, So I used the Lomo’s for 8 months. Never took them off. They never really flopped around. They are kind of rigid on the back and as long as you have them on snug your good. If you keep a little something inside it helps. The quick release givis are all I run now. They are awesome! So easy to get on and off. If I’m late to go somewhere and I don’t want to use them it’s not going to add any time to my gear up to take them off or throw them on. Although I normally keep them on. Hope this helps

[@skesby]

You look identical to Tokyo Lens... It's creepy....

[@AlexOnABoat]

Matt, I love the occasional review, and that includes the ebike you took some heat for. I love the Diggly pannier, but being a Scrambler owner wish it was even bigger, I guess having only one pannier is the price I pay for a cool bike, and a warm right leg. Oh and stop being a sissy about the weather, Dobbs was out riding in it don't you know 😉😉

[@AmericanAbroad1]

Who’s Matt?

[@c.g.c2067]

There are cheaper options

[@AmericanAbroad1]

Man thanks for your input. Can you help us out and post a link to the cheaper option? I always enjoy testing new products. Plus I’m sure some people want to know. Thanks again

[@c.g.c2067]

@@AmericanAbroad1 no, but if you browse the web you'll find them. They're all made in China anyway.