Rhinowalk Motorcycle Tail Bag: 40–60L Touring Review

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The Rhinowalk motorcycle tail bag linked here is the black expandable 60L option, ASIN B0B7J6JSDM. The listing describes approximately 40 liters before expansion and 60 liters with both side expansion zippers open. It is one rear luggage bag, not a pair of saddlebags.

Quick verdict: This is a candidate for riders who want adjustable storage on the passenger seat or rear rack. Check its expanded footprint as carefully as its capacity. A larger bag only helps when your motorcycle can support and secure it properly.

Buyer compatibility check: Before purchasing, buyers must independently verify compatibility with their vehicle’s exact make, model, year and configuration, including existing accessories and modifications. Confirm support area, anchor points and installation requirements with the seller or manufacturer. This review does not guarantee fitment on any motorcycle.

Check the Rhinowalk expandable tail bag on Amazon

Rhinowalk motorcycle tail bag: size and capacity

Detail	Published specification
Reviewed option	Black, approximately 40–60L
Closed dimensions	Approximately 44 × 31.5 × 31.5 cm
Expanded dimensions	Approximately 62 × 31.5 × 31.5 cm
Brand range reference	MT4060BK, approximately 2,840 g

These dimensions and weight come from Rhinowalk’s official 40–60L range information. Check that the selected Amazon variant matches before ordering. Other capacities in the series have different measurements. We have not independently measured this bag or verified a maximum payload for the exact listing.

Packing for longer motorcycle trips

Use the unexpanded size as the starting point for your packing plan. Lay out your overnight equipment and identify what must remain accessible during stops. Try to avoid building a trip around every available liter: room for organization can be more useful than another item you rarely use.

Place dense items low and balance the load. Include the bag’s own weight when checking limits for the motorcycle, rear rack and luggage system. The 60L designation describes volume, not how many kilograms you may carry. An expanded bag also needs more space, so reassess the mounting arrangement whenever you change its shape.

Our motorcycle camping checklist helps organize overnight trips. Use the essential camping gear guide to compare what you actually need at camp.

Weather protection: use the rain cover

Although the Amazon title uses waterproof wording, Rhinowalk describes water-resistant fabric and recommends its included cover for prolonged or heavy rain. Do not treat the zippered bag body as fully waterproof. We have not performed a rain or immersion test.

Pack documents, electronics and sleeping equipment inside separate waterproof inner bags. Fit and secure the rain cover according to the supplied instructions. Keep it available during a weather change rather than burying it beneath the rest of your equipment.

Mounting and daily use

The manufacturer describes a four-point strap arrangement and includes mounting straps, a shoulder strap and a rain cover. Confirm the contents of the selected package. A carry strap is useful off the bike, but should not be treated as a mounting point unless the instructions explicitly permit it.

Check that the support surface and anchors suit the bag. Keep luggage and loose strap ends away from hot or moving parts. Make sure the loaded bag does not restrict the rider, passenger or controls. Follow the supplied mounting instructions and recheck tension during the trip.

Tail bag versus side luggage

A rear bag keeps equipment together in one main location, but may occupy passenger space. Side luggage divides your packing across two compartments and needs a different clearance assessment. Compare the whole installed setup rather than capacity alone.

For a different arrangement, see our Rhinowalk 48L saddlebag review. We have not tested the two systems together, so that link is a comparison option rather than approval to combine them.

Rhinowalk motorcycle tail bag: buying conclusion

Consider the 40–60L option if its closed and expanded dimensions suit your motorcycle and your packing plan. Independently confirm compatibility before buying. We cannot promise universal fit, tested handling, a service life or complete waterproof protection.

This research-based review uses the linked Amazon listing and Rhinowalk’s official expandable tail-bag specifications, checked October 29, 2026. We have not installed or road-tested this product. Check the current listing for price, availability and package details.