A lightweight water proof liner for any luggage bag.

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| We use high quality components like 25 mm side release clips from Fastex in New Zealand. They are rated to a tensile strength of 100kg! To date I can’t remember one breaking. The webbing and piping are made in Australia. We finish the inside seams with cloth tape. This provides double stitching with a material that won't crack. Each webbing attachment is reinforced inside. Lots of thought has gone into the A Bagz and it shows when you have a close look at the construction methods we use. |
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![]() Now with reflective the SS update. Very technically this means...... Shiny Stuff. Two 3M reflective tapes are woven through the webbing covering the stiffener on the rear of the bag. The strip is barely visible in the day light but jumps off the bag at night. |
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![]() Proven over thousands of kilometres and many hundreds of users as stable, easy to use and very water resistant. I am ofetn asked "Is it waterproof?", the short answer is no. It is not waterproof but it is very water resistant. I made a very clear decision to design and make a very accessible bag while trying to make it as water resistant as possible. The big flap over the top does most of the work. Waterproof bags are fiddly by their very nature. Covers are useless, they flap, make access difficult, fly away and wrap around hot exhaust pipes ( I polished a lot of burnt nylon of my pipes over the years). The best thing is to use Dry-Bags, plastic bags inside the A Bagz for an easy to live with bag. It rains far less than you how frequently want to access the bag. NB: Some bikes may need the assistance of Loopz, click here to find out more. A free Loop is included with each A Bag. Click here to see Expansion Pakz Check out the A Bagz little brother. The 18litre AA Bagz. To learn more and view A Bagz on different bikes click here The video is of the AA Bag but the system is the same ![]() |
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| Made right under our roof, by people who understand how important it is to have a bag that last and works. One that will not gradually unravel over a its warranty period. |