Universal Expandable with Top Roll & Net, (Up to 14" Backrests) Call for Pricing, Phone orders only for T-Bags

Universal Expandable with Top Roll and Net  #TBU210A

Give us a call for pricing,  Phone orders only for T-Bags, 888-532-0166.

This is one of the most popular bags.  We personally have used one of these for several years. 
This bag looks nice, is very functional and can be used on all different bikes.  This is a terrific bag with the included rain fly, heavy material and a mounting system that you can use on any bike up to a 14" backrest.   This is a great day bag unexpanded or perfect for touring fully expanded.

The Universal Expandable has a mounting system which will fit any backrest up to 14” wide.  This bag is made of very tough, colorfast 1680d nylon and has an external rain cover. 
The Universal Expandable has an organizer pocket for phones, small items, and maps etc.  There are also 4 external side pockets giving easy access to small items while on or off your bike. 

A Roll Bag and Top Net are included.  The Roll Bag has its own mounting system and can be used separately.  Bungee loops are added to give extra tie down points. 
The padded backpack straps store in their own zippered separate compartment. 
The Universal Expandable has a Semi Rigid design and stores flat. 
A Luggage rack is required, if mounted behind your sissy bar. 
This bag can also be used forward. 

Dimensions expanded are 20” h x 14” w x 10” d , Capacity is 2 cu ft

Dimensions unexpanded are 20” h x 14” w x 5” d, Capacity is 1 cu ft

Dimensions of the Roll bag: 14” h x 10” d, Capacity is .5 cu ft

For single riding we usually use this bag forward on the passenger seat with the top roll bag behind the passenger backrest on the luggage rack.  This product comes with A Lifetime Warranty.
Make sure to have the extra ends of the Quick Release Straps tied around themselves.  Paint damage can occur if you let the strap ends flap in the wind and against your paint over prolonged periods of time.   The Quick Release Straps come long to accomidate any bike.  We would suggest using the bag a few times to figure out exactly how much length you need on the straps.  Then cut the ends off to the desired length, leave some extra.  Burn the nylon ends so they wont fray.