The high version of the PRO Blaze saddlebags is specially designed for motorcycles with a higher positioned exhaust. Due to the elevated position, the bags are not affected by the heat radiation of the exhaust. SW-Motech has manufactured this bag set with matching support arms for the Triumph Street Triple. SW-Motech has manufactured these bags from lightweight and dimensionally stable EVA material. The cover, made of particularly UV-resistant 1680D nylon, protects luggage from splashing water and dust.
Developed specifically for sporty motorcycles, the saddlebags have a minimal effect on driving characteristics. When travelling without luggage, the removable support arms can be detached with a simple step, leaving only inconspicuous holders behind on the bike.
The bike-specific developed removable support arms, a powerful hook and loop fastener and an additional safety belt with click fastener ensure the best grip and prevent the bags from swinging or flapping - even at high speeds.
Removable support arms prevent contact between saddlebags and tires
One-time mounting of the bike-specific, inconspicuous brackets for the removable support arms
Removable support arms attachable and removable in a few simple steps
Specially designed for motorcycles with a higher exhaust
PRO Blaze saddlebags with bike-specific support arms allow you to convert sporty bikes to touring motorcycles in seconds
Light weight and sporty look
Side walls made of dimensionally stable, laminated EVA plastic
Made from durable, highly UV-resistant 1680D ballistic nylon with water resistant interior coating
A powerful Velcro strap additionally secures the left and right saddlebags and offsets the weight of the luggage
Upper side of the Velcro strap covered with anti-slip material for a secure hold on the passenger seat
Zippered volume expansion
Main pocket is loaded from the top
Outer pocket with covered zipper
MOLLE attachment made of sturdy Hypalon material on the front for accessory bags
Practical carrying handle
Reflective details for more safety in traffic