Bags

Motorcycle bags are a popular choice for long-distance travelers, tourers, and daily riders alike. There are several reasons to choose them:

Increased Storage Capacity: They allow you to conveniently carry items that would otherwise be hard to transport (clothing, tools, food, a laptop, and small personal items).
Practicality and Quick Access: Unlike a backpack, your gear remains easily accessible throughout your journey.
Weather Protection: Most motorcycle bags are waterproof or come equipped with a rain cover.
Safety and Stability: Gear is securely stored, preventing items from shifting or falling off while riding.
Versatile Mounting: They can be quickly detached, carried into a hotel, and securely reattached to the bike.
Vibration Dampening: Bags cushion their contents against shocks and impacts during off-road riding.
Enhanced Riding Comfort: Eliminating heavy backpacks reduces rider fatigue and improves bike stability.

Types of Motorcycle Bags:

Bag Type	Features and Usage
Boční brašny (Saddlebags / Side bags)	Mounted on the sides of the rear wheel or pannier racks. The most popular option for long trips and touring. Available in textile, leather, and rigid plastic options.
Horní brašny (Topcase bags)	Mounted on top of the rear trunk or top case; ideal for clothing, helmets, or electronics. Often feature carrying handles.
Tankbag (Tank bag)	Positioned on the fuel tank; perfect for quick-access items (documents, maps, phone). Secured via magnets or quick-lock ring systems.
Brašny na rám (Frame bags)	Small pouches attached to the frame or crash bars—ideal for tools, small items, or a first-aid kit.
Podsedlové brašny (Under-seat bags)	Compact bags fitted under the seat for basic maintenance tools.
Válec na zadek/sedačku (Tail bag / Roll bag)	Universal cylindrical bags secured to the passenger seat or rear luggage rack. Perfect for sleeping bags, tents, etc.
Brašny na řídítka (Handlebar bags)	Small pouches mounted to the handlebars, suitable for keys, loose change, or quick snacks during sports riding.

Materials:

Textile: Lightweight, often water-resistant, and highly versatile.
Leather: Offers a classic look, ideal for retro and custom bikes.
Plastic/ABS: Hard-shell luggage offering maximum protection.
Neoprene/PVC: Extremely durable, designed for extreme weather conditions.

Choosing the right bag depends on your motorcycle type, riding style, trip length, and comfort requirements. The right setup significantly enhances both comfort and safety on the road.

Motorcycle Tail Bags (Roll Bags)

A tail bag (often referred to as a "top bag" or "roll bag") is a versatile and highly practical piece of luggage designed to be mounted on the rear section of a motorcycle—most commonly on the rear rack, passenger seat, or top case.

It typically features a cylindrical shape and is constructed from durable materials, often featuring waterproof coatings or an included rain cover. A tail bag is ideal for carrying gear you need to pack and unpack quickly, such as sleeping bags, tents, extra clothing, shoes, or outdoor equipment. Thanks to its flexible design, it easily secures to the bike using straps, carabiners, or cargo nets.

These top bags are exceptionally popular among adventure riders, tourers, and long-distance travelers because they offer large storage capacities (often between 40 to 60 liters). Many models feature reflective elements for improved visibility, internal organizer pockets, compression straps, and reinforced anti-abrasion bases. Once you arrive at your destination, the bag unclips effortlessly and can be carried as a duffel bag or backpack.

The main advantage of a tail bag is its universal fitment—it fits almost any motorcycle and integrates seamlessly alongside side panniers or saddlebags. It is particularly well-suited for adventure, enduro, and touring motorcycles where durability and fast packing are essential. A tail bag is the ideal choice for anyone traveling with larger amounts of gear who needs flexible extra storage.