Oxford sports hump back lifetime saddle bags panniers luggage

[YellowDog]

Unwanted Christmas Present. No idea what these are worth. Not sure if they are new, but I can't see any signs of wear. The zips are all fine and there is no visible damage.

I tried them on the bike and they are fine. The Velcro straps go under the seat and it all seems very secure. There is no framing with the luggage, but they do seem very tight & secure. Ideal for a bike with a low mount exhaust.

They seem to be very expandable, with internal and external zips, to enable it to expand and contract. I guess they could squash down pretty small for shipping purposes.

Compartments & pockets for mobile phone & wallet etc.
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[george formby]

I've had a pair on my TDM for quite a few years. Bought second hand.

Nothing but praise for them, apart from the big, saggy arse look.

They have been massively overloaded numerous times and plastered in crap from riding gravel in the rain. No significant wear. The zips got a little sticky due to all the crud but a quick wipe with armourall and back to slippy zippy.

To prevent any rubbing on the bikes panels I strategically stuck on some scuff guard. Works a treat.

No issues two up.

They are a good buy for someone wanting cheap luggage.

[Blackbird]

I've had a pair on my TDM for quite a few years. Bought second hand.

Nothing but praise for them, apart from the big, saggy arse look.

They have been massively overloaded numerous times and plastered in crap from riding gravel in the rain. No significant wear. The zips got a little sticky due to all the crud but a quick wipe with armourall and back to slippy zippy.

To prevent any rubbing on the bikes panels I strategically stuck on some scuff guard. Works a treat.

No issues two up.

They are a good buy for someone wanting cheap luggage.

+1. I have the Oxford 1's which are an older version on my Suzuki - have been very happy with them and they look ok. OP's price is excellent.