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Tank bags & tail bags let Saigon riders leave the luggage weight on the bike, whether renting or using their own motorcycle. BigBike stocks Givi for tank-mounted access and rear-seat packing. Decide what you need within reach when stopped, then check the mounting position on your actual bike.
For access at stops without leaving the seat, choose a tank bag. According to the manufacturer, capacities are EASY06 12 liters, CRM103 8 liters, EA138B 6 liters and GRT729 3 liters. Carry trip luggage behind you with EA115BK or GRT712C. The expandable rear option is EA132B. Stop to unpack anything strapped behind you. Look under waist packs and leg bags for storage worn around your waist.
Rental motorcycles in Vietnam often hide their tanks beneath plastic panels that look metallic, so shop by the attachment rather than appearance. Pick a strap-mount model. The Canyon GRT729 uses cam buckle straps without magnets, whereas EA138B has straps with TFS buckles. Magnets grip steel, not aluminum or plastic. EASY06 pairs its magnets with extra straps, and CRM103 offers magnetic or strap mounting.
Bring your phone with its case. According to the manufacturer, EA138B's top pocket has a phone window for devices up to 7 inches. Check the route while stopped. To carry the phone pocket separately, look at GRT729 or CRM103, which include removable phone bags. EASY06 has a MOLLE panel on top.
Choose full-size rear luggage for a multi-day ride. According to the manufacturer, EA132B expands from 8 to 11 liters, while the larger EA115BK from Easy-T and GRT712C each hold 40 liters. The Easy-T has heat-welded seams, PVC tarpaulin, a roll-top opening and elastic tie-downs. GRT712C adds an air-release valve for compressing luggage and cam buckle straps to its welded TPU body. The expandable seat bag sits low against the rear seat.
Bring the bike, not just its model name. With tank luggage fitted, sit in your usual riding position and turn the handlebars fully, then test-ride for knee or steering interference. Space is reduced when leaning forward. Rear luggage must leave the number plate and tail light visible. Load heavy belongings low and centrally, and tug the straps before each leg because vibration loosens them.
Check the strap-to-bag joins when choosing. BigBike's 12-month warranty covers manufacturing faults rather than tearing from impacts, excessive strap tension or overloading. According to the manufacturer, EA138B's recommended load is 3 kg, compared with 2 kg for GRT729. EA115BK and GRT712C are waterproof, not for immersion. The other models are water-resistant and include a rain cover, with none supplied for the Canyon model.
BigBike has operated since 2014 at 79/30/52 Au Co, Hoa Binh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City. Staff check the tank with a magnet and demonstrate rear mounting and strap tension. Sit aboard and turn the handlebars to check clearance, not just dimensions.
Tank bags & tail bags let Saigon riders leave the luggage weight on the bike, whether renting or using their own motorcycle. BigBike stocks Givi for tank-mounted access and rear-seat packing. Decide what you need within reach when stopped, then check the mounting position on your actual bike.
For access at stops without leaving the seat, choose a tank bag. According to the manufacturer, capacities are EASY06 12 liters, CRM103 8 liters, EA138B 6 liters and GRT729 3 liters. Carry trip luggage behind you with EA115BK or GRT712C. The expandable rear option is EA132B. Stop to unpack anything strapped behind you. Look under waist packs and leg bags for storage worn around your waist.
Rental motorcycles in Vietnam often hide their tanks beneath plastic panels that look metallic, so shop by the attachment rather than appearance. Pick a strap-mount model. The Canyon GRT729 uses cam buckle straps without magnets, whereas EA138B has straps with TFS buckles. Magnets grip steel, not aluminum or plastic. EASY06 pairs its magnets with extra straps, and CRM103 offers magnetic or strap mounting.
Bring your phone with its case. According to the manufacturer, EA138B's top pocket has a phone window for devices up to 7 inches. Check the route while stopped. To carry the phone pocket separately, look at GRT729 or CRM103, which include removable phone bags. EASY06 has a MOLLE panel on top.
Choose full-size rear luggage for a multi-day ride. According to the manufacturer, EA132B expands from 8 to 11 liters, while the larger EA115BK from Easy-T and GRT712C each hold 40 liters. The Easy-T has heat-welded seams, PVC tarpaulin, a roll-top opening and elastic tie-downs. GRT712C adds an air-release valve for compressing luggage and cam buckle straps to its welded TPU body. The expandable seat bag sits low against the rear seat.
Bring the bike, not just its model name. With tank luggage fitted, sit in your usual riding position and turn the handlebars fully, then test-ride for knee or steering interference. Space is reduced when leaning forward. Rear luggage must leave the number plate and tail light visible. Load heavy belongings low and centrally, and tug the straps before each leg because vibration loosens them.
Check the strap-to-bag joins when choosing. BigBike's 12-month warranty covers manufacturing faults rather than tearing from impacts, excessive strap tension or overloading. According to the manufacturer, EA138B's recommended load is 3 kg, compared with 2 kg for GRT729. EA115BK and GRT712C are waterproof, not for immersion. The other models are water-resistant and include a rain cover, with none supplied for the Canyon model.
BigBike has operated since 2014 at 79/30/52 Au Co, Hoa Binh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City. Staff check the tank with a magnet and demonstrate rear mounting and strap tension. Sit aboard and turn the handlebars to check clearance, not just dimensions.
