Gear Bags

Gear Bags: hauling your kit without strapping loose junk to the frame

Gear bags are how you move your riding and racing kit from truck to trail without it ending up loose in the bed or bungeed to a subframe. Depending on the design, that means a soft saddlebag draped over the seat and tail, a wheeled roller or trolley you drag across a paddock, or a padded carrier that keeps helmets, boots and tools sorted. The real job is simple: contained, secured storage that survives being loaded, dropped and rained on. A saddlebag has to sit balanced and stay clear of the exhaust and rear wheel; a roller bag has to take the weight of a full race kit on its wheels and handle.

What ThreePiece stocks

This category runs 56 products across 9 brands, with current in-stock pricing from $44 to $647 - a range that is a snapshot of what is on the shelf, not a standing promise. The bulk comes from Giant Loop (24 products) and Kuryakyn (14), with Burly Brand, Willie & Max, USWE, PRP Seats, Answer, SpeedStrap and ARB filling out the rest.

At the top end sit the Giant Loop Great Basin Saddlebag 68L in Black and the same bag in Gray at $646.63. If you need volume on wheels, the USWE Buddy Athlete Gear Trolley Bag 150L gives you 150 liters at $527.43. The Kuryakyn Momentum Outrider Saddlebags and the smaller Momentum Drifter Bag cover cruiser-style luggage, while the Answer Roller Gear Bag is a wheeled option for hauling a full kit.

How to choose

Match the bag to how you carry. A saddlebag like the Giant Loop or Kuryakyn options mounts to the bike and rides with you - good for luggage and touring, but you buy into a specific mounting style and volume. A roller or trolley like the Answer or USWE bags is for the paddock and the airport, not the road; the wheels and big capacity add weight you would not want strapped to a frame. Price tracks capacity and hardware: the sub-$300 Kuryakyn and Answer bags are the practical middle, and the $647 Giant Loop pieces are the large-volume end.

Vehicle fitment

Only 2 of these products list vehicle fitment data. Where fitment is called out, it covers Harley-Davidson (FL, FLH, FLT, FLHT), Yamaha Road Star, Kawasaki Vulcan and Suzuki C50 across model years 1999 to 2023. Most gear bags here are universal by design, so check dimensions and mounting against your bike before ordering.

What else you need with it

Secure the load: pair a bag with Tiedowns and Cargo Nets. For hydration on long rides, look at Hydration Packs and Hydration Systems. Round out the kit with Tools and Accessories, or browse the full Lifestyle section.

Fitment help and ordering

All orders ship free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available. Not sure a saddlebag will clear your setup? Call our fitment line at 813-535-5801 or reach us through contact us before you buy.

Gear Bags: hauling your kit without strapping loose junk to the frame

Gear bags are how you move your riding and racing kit from truck to trail without it ending up loose in the bed or bungeed to a subframe. Depending on the design, that means a soft saddlebag draped over the seat and tail, a wheeled roller or trolley you drag across a paddock, or a padded carrier that keeps helmets, boots and tools sorted. The real job is simple: contained, secured storage that survives being loaded, dropped and rained on. A saddlebag has to sit balanced and stay clear of the exhaust and rear wheel; a roller bag has to take the weight of a full race kit on its wheels and handle.

What ThreePiece stocks

This category runs 56 products across 9 brands, with current in-stock pricing from $44 to $647 - a range that is a snapshot of what is on the shelf, not a standing promise. The bulk comes from Giant Loop (24 products) and Kuryakyn (14), with Burly Brand, Willie & Max, USWE, PRP Seats, Answer, SpeedStrap and ARB filling out the rest.

At the top end sit the Giant Loop Great Basin Saddlebag 68L in Black and the same bag in Gray at $646.63. If you need volume on wheels, the USWE Buddy Athlete Gear Trolley Bag 150L gives you 150 liters at $527.43. The Kuryakyn Momentum Outrider Saddlebags and the smaller Momentum Drifter Bag cover cruiser-style luggage, while the Answer Roller Gear Bag is a wheeled option for hauling a full kit.

How to choose

Match the bag to how you carry. A saddlebag like the Giant Loop or Kuryakyn options mounts to the bike and rides with you - good for luggage and touring, but you buy into a specific mounting style and volume. A roller or trolley like the Answer or USWE bags is for the paddock and the airport, not the road; the wheels and big capacity add weight you would not want strapped to a frame. Price tracks capacity and hardware: the sub-$300 Kuryakyn and Answer bags are the practical middle, and the $647 Giant Loop pieces are the large-volume end.

Vehicle fitment

Only 2 of these products list vehicle fitment data. Where fitment is called out, it covers Harley-Davidson (FL, FLH, FLT, FLHT), Yamaha Road Star, Kawasaki Vulcan and Suzuki C50 across model years 1999 to 2023. Most gear bags here are universal by design, so check dimensions and mounting against your bike before ordering.

What else you need with it

Secure the load: pair a bag with Tiedowns and Cargo Nets. For hydration on long rides, look at Hydration Packs and Hydration Systems. Round out the kit with Tools and Accessories, or browse the full Lifestyle section.

Fitment help and ordering

All orders ship free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available. Not sure a saddlebag will clear your setup? Call our fitment line at 813-535-5801 or reach us through contact us before you buy.