Rhinowalk pannier install and test pack - 2022 KLR650

[@jason65r]

Thank you for posting your review. I'm looking to get a set as well, its good to hear feedback from a real consumer

[@OliReu]

Cheers, yes they are going well, fine with decent weight on an overnight trip - no issues at all.

[@Fjcruisersarecool]

bought a pair for my 250L. not sure how big they’ll be compared to the bike 😂

[@mark26168]

Thanks for the vid. Going to get a set for my Africa Twin

[@OliReu]

Sounds good, enjoy they are a good product so far

[@Angstvormirr]

Niice work mate, finally a decent review. alot of storage space with these

[@OliReu]

Cheers mate, yes I purchased them to test / gamble on and to mainly get a video out there for others as none really out there

[@agro_3000]

Hey can u give me a small feedback after 1 year using them? still waterproof? die plastic snap or did u fall and they ripped?

[@OliReu]

All fine, I ripped one strap clip off as I left it undone and got caught in wheel, I just stole another clip off an old backpack which happened to suit perfect. So they have been fine after 1 year. Will be doing another 4 day trip at end of July so will have further feedback then.

[@carlospinzon9842]

Greetings from Texas, I really enjoy watching your channel, are any plans of a video review when actually camping I would like to see the true capabilites of the saddlebags, thank you

[@OliReu]

Cheers Carlos, yes definitely just Easter period currently and a bit busy with family but plan to get away by early May.

[@jackloup93]

How do you like them so far? Did you have a chance to ride with them (packed) offroad? With those OEM bag racks the bags I currently have seem to jump up and down a LOT when going over bumps, because that rear corner is not attached. Wondering if those bags are better at that. Great Vid btw! Will keep and eye out for your future content!

[@OliReu]

Cheers Jason, i havent had them offroad loaded up for campin as yet - prob be another milk till i get a chance - busy april and i was the crash bars on first. I have loaded with items from the post on dirt road home and all felt fine. These connected at two points i expect would also bounce a little - i dont intend on hard crazy offroad riding with the KLR so should be fine. To be honest for the $$ they are worth the gamble really and with some extra rock straps you could fashion them around pannier and frame to prevent any movement if you wanted to.

[@trombolio]

@@OliReu what about now. How did they perform?

[@savage22bolt32]

Dying to know what that blue/gray vehicle is in the background? It looks like a futuristic version of the old Ford Ranchero or Chevy El Camino.

[@OliReu]

Hey mate. It’s a holden commodore ute, about 12 years old. Ute version of the commodore sedan, for US they were the Pontiac G8. One in video is father in laws, 6 cylinder 210kw.

[@savage22bolt32]

@@OliReu thanks for the info. As an American, & a car nut as well as bike nut, I had never seen or heard of the Holden Commodore, so I did some searching and learned something new!

[@xingary4871]

is it 48L or 28L?

[@OliReu]

48l (24l per side)

[@stephanocavalcante41]

Could a pillion ride with these on?

[@OliReu]

Yeh you might want to have them back further under any tail bag. How they are a pillion May be able to ride ? Not sure I’ve taken my pull ion pegs off etc. / will never have a pillion

[@ManBikeSwag]

I think they are only 14 litres per side! 28 total.

[@OliReu]

No I have the 48l total so 24l per side

[@ManBikeSwag]

@@OliReu OK yeah they do look bigger than mine! I never realized they made other sizes.

[@Luis-pz6ni]

Those are a nightmare

[@OliReu]

They actually work really well, no issues from me.

[@PissTakeProduction]

You did well. I tried the 28L version on Suzuki DRZ and couldn't get them to work. The buckles on my on straps were in the way with the bike rack. Anyway they look good on the Kawasaki.

[@Skidderoperator]

Sound sucks

[@OliReu]

Cool story mate.

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