Kuryakyn 5299 Motorcycle Travel Luggage Accessory: Removable Seat Backrest Pad, Multi-Fit for Sissy Bars and XKursion/Momentum Bags, Black

Works great as extra padding for motorcycle backrest

Pros: Holds a lot. Side entry points are handy. Molle strap points are useful. Larger zipping side pockets are a good size. Cons: Zippers can’t be locked together. Smaller side pockets don’t have large enough (length) flaps to close once you put much in them (average size phone would result in the velcro points of the flap not being able to connect and close). Back rest pillow should be included as opposed to a separate accessory. Rain cover is pretty snug which isn’t ideal if you have much attached to the molle fastening points - I realize you don’t want the cover flapping all over the place, but a little room would be nice - one could throw a cargo net over the whole thing and flapping solved. Overall: I took it on a three week 5k mile trip and it worked pretty well - nothing broke and it got the job done without much hassle. Still, I’m not sure the build quality is on par with my smaller Saddlemen bag, which has beefier zippers and just feels a little more solid. They were out of their similar sized bag, so I got this. Like I said, it got the job done and held up. The cons I pointed out are fairly minor.

I wasn’t expecting much, but it far exceeded my expectations. Simple to strap on. I have a large bag strapped to my backseat to carry stuff. Now I have a backrest that is more comfortable than I would have thought.

If you use a back seat bag it’s easy to attach this backrest pad to the bag. I wrapped my bag with two wide strips of velcro all around the bag and the velcro straps on the pad hold perfectly in place. Done about 1k with this so far and it’s great. Combined with Highway pegs, mini floorboards, a windscreen, and a Mustang seat, my Sportster is as comfortable as any of the road sofas I ride with. Actually sometimes they need to stop before I do. 😎

I have a 22 Indian Chief Darkhorse and storage is nonexistent stock and extremely limited with saddlebags. To remedy this, I bought the Kuryakyn Vagabond bag. Great bag! I was on the fence about buying the backrest, but got an Amazon gift card and figured “why not”. Glad I did! The backrest security fastens to the front molle on the bag and fits perfectly on the bag. The backrest is well made and takes up almost the whole front of the bag - it’s a good size! It does what it’s supposed to by providing some extra back support when you lean back. As others have said, the bag must be full in order to fully utilize the backrest. It’s a little pricey for what it is, but it does the job!

Alittle hard to get on

Great idea if you travel a lot and don't have access to the sissy bar directly. I was not able to apply it to my needs and retuned it for a refund.

This is a great backrest pad that can be Velcro secured to a luggage or helmet bag.

Muy bonita la maleta buen material y todo en tiempo y forma tambien llego completa con la funda para el agua Saludos

Does everything you need it to. Stitching is solid and has held up for over 10000 kms and the rain fly works very well.

La maleta está increíble y se ve estupenda en mi moto (al menos desde mi punto de vista jajaja)

Bought this to add to my travel bag. It works but the only issue is with the travel bag design itself. When this is attached the zippers on the front of the bag will not open fully. You can still open the top of the bag enough to stuff somethings inside or retrieve them. Fortunately the travel bag is designed with side opening. This does give good back support if you are looking for something to attach to your travel bag.

Très conformable