Part #: GIACSB25-B
Most saddlebags need a rack. Or they eat the whole seat. Neither works if you're actually trying to ride, not just haul stuff. The Coyote skips both problems — straps right to the fender, no rack, and it wraps around the tail instead of stacking on top of it. Your seat stays usable.
Two legs, not one big pocket. 39 liters split down either side of the fender (2,380 cubic inches, if you're counting). Tools and heavy gear go down in those legs — keeps weight low, keeps the bag from swinging around when the trail gets ugly. Sleeping bag, hammock, the bulky stuff, that goes up top. Takes a ride or two to figure out your own packing rhythm. After that it just works.
22 oz. vinyl-coated polyester. Ballistic nylon where it actually needs it. This thing survives brush, rocks, a tip-over you'd rather forget. Zipper's waterproof, storm flap on top of that. And the three Dry Pods that come with it? RF-welded, air-release valves, fully sealed. Rain won't touch what's inside.
Three Dry Pods. A Pronghorn Strap, 25 inches, two side anchors. Fender hooks. Compression straps that double as grab handles — genuinely useful when you're picking the bike up off the ground. And a Hot Springs Heat Shield so your exhaust doesn't melt the fabric.
Two options. Strap it straight to the fender with the Pronghorn Strap and hooks — done. Or run it off a Tail Rack if you've already got one. Side straps anchor to the subframe or frame either way. No passenger pegs. No drilling. Works across dirt bikes, dual-sports, enduros, without needing bike-specific hardware.
Specs
Do I need a rack? No. Straps direct to the fender. A Tail Rack works too if you've got one, but it's not required.
Is it actually waterproof, or just "water-resistant"? Zipper's waterproof, storm flap covers it. Dry Pods inside are fully sealed, air-release valves and all. Rain's not getting through.
Will it fit my bike specifically? Anchors to the subframe or frame, not to bike-specific mounts, so it flexes across most dirt bikes, dual-sports, and enduros.
What's the actual weight I'm dealing with? Bag alone, about 4.5 lbs. Add the Dry Pods and Heat Shield, you're at roughly 5.8 lbs total.
Can I use my own bags instead of the Dry Pods? Yeah. Plenty of riders do. The Dry Pods are there if you want the convenience, not a requirement.
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