Motorcycle camping. Like Biker Bits said, get one bag and load all your camp gear in it...this is the bag. I bought this bag because it is 32" long which allows me to simply roll up my 30" wide sleeping pad and bag, roll my LR MotoTent to 30", cinch strap them and drop them in the bag along with the table and chair. I then cinch strap the Unplug bag to a nice compact size that fits nicely on the motorcycle. Industrial tough bag...love it.

I bought the 155L bag, which is HUGE, but fits perfectly up sideways to my tall sissy bar! I can fit EVERYTHING in there. Tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, a camp stool, hammock, tons of clothes... and there is still plenty of room for more. The bag has straps to cinch it down on all sides, handles, backpack straps, tie-down points — and everything is reinforced and seems super solid.

I've taken it on a few long trips already, even gotten rained on, and it kept my stuff dry and has held up like a champ! It is simply the perfect bag for how I like to travel.

The backpack straps make it so easy to get my stuff off the bike and to wherever I'm staying for the night. So excited about this bag, and will definitely be recommending it to friends!!

One bag, that's all (Tent, Awning, Pad, Sleeping Bag, Table, Chair...and plenty of room remaining for 2nd Jacket, Rain gear, Motorcycle Cover, etc.)

Excellent material and construction. 33" long, spans across seat and rest mid-line on both panniers.

I purchased the 65L bag for motorcycle touring and it seems to be a very good choice. There are tons of straps on the bag to firmly secure it to the bike that the thought of it coming off were never a concern.

The "stitching" or high frequency welding is very well done and I didn't see any stretching or tearing along the welds. The material is very thick and durable. This bag is huge, I used it for a 4 day solo trip and had plenty of extra space but since it rolled up nicely on the rear luggage rack it didn't catch any wind like a hard case would.

My initial thoughts on the Unplug duffel bags are very good and would by another 65L should the need occur.

I purchased the 155 liter bag for motorcycle trips. I used the bag for a 12 day trip from California to Colorado. The bag held up well to wind, rain and hail. I store a tent, sleeping pad, sleeping bag, clothing, food, small pillow, and other items in it. The bag was able to hold all this gear and had room for more.

It tied down easily to my cargo rack. When carrying the bag, I mostly used the back pack straps. I would recommend this bag to anyone who has a lot of gear and wants to keep it out of the elements.

The quality of this bag is head and shoulders above other waterproof bags. It is genuinely waterproof unlike most of the waterproof bags that are offered up by a search (which tend to have weaknesses in the zips that let water in or are small capacity). This has a massive 155l capacity that because of the roll top and the many integrated straps it easily pulls down into a smaller bag.

Plenty of sturdy lashing points and straps including back pack straps make it easy to carry. I wanted just one bag to lash to the bike across the panniers to save time and these worked really well. The 155l is very large and might not suit everyone but they are so good we then bought a second 65l which is the same excellent quality. I was prepared to fork out £260 on an Ortlieb when I saw these were better made and more suitable for the job, glad I bought these instead. If you're unsure check them out on Youtube.