KEMIMOTO Motorcycle Tool Bag

Fit & Appearance: This KEMIMOTO fork-mounted tool bag fits my 1979 Honda CM400 perfectly and complements the bike’s classic styling. The PU leather has a clean, vintage look that blends well with older motorcycles while still appearing well-finished. Storage & Use: It holds a decent-sized tool kit without feeling cramped, making it ideal for basic roadside tools and essentials. The bag maintains its shape once mounted and doesn’t interfere with steering or suspension travel. Installation Tips: Mounting is straightforward using the included straps. Taking a few minutes to properly align and tighten everything ensures the bag stays secure, even during longer rides. Durability & Build Quality: The material feels sturdy, and the stitching and buckles are solid. After regular use, it has held up well with no signs of sagging or wear. Final Verdict: If you’re looking for a functional and stylish fork bag, this one delivers on both fronts. It looks great on a vintage bike and provides practical storage without detracting from the overall aesthetic. Highly recommended.

I purchased this bag to put on the bike so I have somewhere to store my helmet and jacket out of sight. When not expanded the bag holds my winter jacket but not much else, When expanded it holds my full face helmet and summer jacket, I have a lock to secure the helmet to the bike and winter is not very long or severe here in Australia. I installed a bit of plywood under the back to give the bag some support and with a bit of velcro between the bottom of the bag and the plywood base there is little or no sideways movement of the bag. Quality of the bag looks good.

Built well and a good size, looks super nice on the bike.

Recently I purchased the Kemimoto Tour Pack Rack Bag and was so impressed with the quality and design that I decided to purchase their Tour Pack Liner, their Saddlebag Liners and their Motorcycle Tail Bag as well. None have disappointed me as far as quality and design goes they are all extremely well thought out and manufactured! I am planning a Cross Canada and Return Tour this summer on my 2019 Ultra Limited which will most likely be an 18,000+ Kilometre trip. This will be a long and grueling trip and a truly tough test of all the Kemimoto products. (I plan on updating my review on how well this equipment stood up to the day to day abuse when I return.)

It’s okay product.