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Giant Loop Fandango tank bag review for Yamaha Tenere 700

The Giant Loop Fandango tank bag is probably the best tank bag on the market for the Tenere 700. It fits the T7's gas tank perfectly, and mounts forward on the tank, over the gas cap, which helps keep it out of the way while riding. When you need to re-fuel, you just unzip the bag from the base harness, and flip the bag over to the side to access the gas cap. Very trick.

Features:
Other features include an inner waterproof liner dry pod (6 liters), concealed document pocket, electronics pass-through integrated throughout each compartment, full length interior lining with Veltex hook-and-loop accepting fabric (compatible with many camera bag dividers), movable divider with elastic tire pressure gauge holder and organizer slots, and water resistant YKK zippers. On the outside you get an exterior mesh pocket, easy-access clear vinyl map pocket on top, D-ring harness mounts for new optional Pannier Pockets, Mil-spec materials and hardware and Rubber electronics port.

Size:
This is a large tank bag with a total volume of 8 liters. It measures approximately 8″ tall (rear), 5″ tall (front), 8″ wide and fits adventure bikes like the Tenere very well. If you want something slightly smaller, check out the Giant Loop Diablo Pro Tank Bag, which has most of the same features in a smaller 4 liter size.

Installation:
Installing the bag on the Tenere 700 is very simple. First you mount the tank bag harness to the bike. The front strap goes up and around the front of the frame, and then the side straps wrap around just under the gas tank. Once the harness is secure, the tank bag itself simply zips to the harness. If ever need/want to remove the tank bag, you just unzip it, leaving the harness on the bike.

Re-Fueling Your Bike:
This is one of the best features of this tank bag. When you need to re-fuel, all you do is unzip the bag from the base harness about halfway, and then flip the bag over to the side to access the gas cap. Once done refueling, flip the bag back over, and zip it back to the harness.

WHERE TO BUY:
• Giant Loop Fandango Tank Bag from SRmoto
• Giant Loop Diablo Pro Tank Bag from SRmoto

CRF450L Tank Bag, Tail Bag, Racks and Luggage

Here are some ideas for equipping your Honda CRF450L with racks and luggage for day trips and adventure riding...

Tank Bags:
If you have the stock gas tank on your bike, we really like the Giant Loop Diablo Pro Tank Bag. It fits the bike well, holds quite a bit of stuff, and mounts to the tank in a way that makes re-fueling easy, by simply unzipping either side of the bag from the harness, and flipping the bag to the side to allow access to the gas cap. Very trick. If you've installed the larger IMS 3 gallon gas tank on your bike, that tank bag just doesn't fit well, so you'll want to go with the smaller Giant Loop Buckin' Roll Tank Bag.
WHERE TO BUY:
• Giant Loop Diablo Pro Tank Bag at SRmoto
• Giant Loop Buckin' Roll Tank Bag at SRmoto

Cargo Racks and Tail Bags:
Our favorite combo for a rear cargo rack and tail bag is the Flatland Racing Cargo Rack, which bolts right up to the bikes rear sub-frame and rear seat mount. We found that the Nelson Rigg Trails End Dual Sport Tail Bag fits the rack perfectly and straps securely to the sides of the rack. You can also use Nelson Rigg Trails End Fuel Bottle Holder, which attaches to the top of the tail bag, to carry a fuel bottle and some extra fuel.
WHERE TO BUY:
• Flatland Racing Cargo Rack at SRmoto
• Nelson Rigg Trails End Dual Sport Tail Bag at SRmoto
• Nelson Rigg Trails End Fuel Bottle Holder at SRmoto

Saddlebags:
If you're not running side racks on the bike, then check out the Giant Loop MoJavi Saddlebags. Specifically designed to carry just the essentials needed for a day trip or trail ride, these saddlebags are a rackless, slim, and trim. They strap on, stay on, and no side luggage racks are required.
WHERE TO BUY:
• Giant Loop MoJavi Saddlebags at SRmoto

Yamaha WR250R Pro Moto Billet Cargo Rack with Wolfman Peak Tail Bag

 
One of our more popular rack/bag combinations for the Yamaha WR250R (and WR250X) is a Wolfman Peak Tail Bag mounted to a Pro Moto Billet Cargo Rack. This setup works great for carrying things around on the back of your WR250R Dual Sport or Yamaha WR250X Supermoto. The tail bag fits the Pro Moto Billet rack perfectly and is secured by wrapping its four mounting straps around the outer edges of the cargo rack.

For its size, the Peak tail bag holds quite a bit of stuff. The bags contents can be accessed very easily... you just un-zip the heavy duty zipper that runs around the top of the bag, then flip the top open (see photo above bottom/left). Internally, two straps keep its contents stable, and the top bungee-web is a great place to keep gloves and other things handy when off the bike. An expandable 4" gusset makes room for even more cargo when fully unzipped. The bag is stiff-sided to retain its shape and looks, whether empty or full. An optional waterproof cover is available as well.

WHERE TO BUY:
• Wolfman Peak Tailbag at SRmoto
• Pro Moto Billet Cargo Rack for the WR250R/X at SRmoto
• Wolfman Motorcycle Luggage at SRmoto