Hello,
I got the Yamaha tour tank bag (16 liters) a year ago (when I bought the bike) and I very like it so far. You can fit a helmet visor, long gloves, the included waterproof liner, your coat lining and whatever you need.
You can find it here: Yamaha Motor Canada :: Accessories & Apparel :: Accessories :: Model Search :: Luggage & Racks :: Luggage :: Tour Tank Bag
Or, you can find it there: SW-MOTECH Bags-Connection Non-Electric QUICK-LOCK EVO Trial Tank Bag - TwistedThrottle.ca
They are the same.
So, yes it's big, especially when opening the extension (going to 22 liters). My only drawback with that tank bag is that I can't see the bottom of our controls panel without having to lean forward. When the extension is opened, I need lean forward to see the speedometer. It's not a big issue, but it's easy to speed up without noticing
It's on the expensive side, but I think it's worth it!
I got the Yamaha tour tank bag (16 liters) a year ago (when I bought the bike) and I very like it so far. You can fit a helmet visor, long gloves, the included waterproof liner, your coat lining and whatever you need.
You can find it here: Yamaha Motor Canada :: Accessories & Apparel :: Accessories :: Model Search :: Luggage & Racks :: Luggage :: Tour Tank Bag
Or, you can find it there: SW-MOTECH Bags-Connection Non-Electric QUICK-LOCK EVO Trial Tank Bag - TwistedThrottle.ca
They are the same.
So, yes it's big, especially when opening the extension (going to 22 liters). My only drawback with that tank bag is that I can't see the bottom of our controls panel without having to lean forward. When the extension is opened, I need lean forward to see the speedometer. It's not a big issue, but it's easy to speed up without noticing






It's on the expensive side, but I think it's worth it!