Choosing between two sissy bar bags for powersports luggage storage can feel like a toss-up when both are black and aimed at touring. One is a Kuryakyn soft roll bag. The other is a motorcycle sissy bar bag with extra features. They take different approaches, and the right pick depends on what you value most.
Quick Verdict
The Kuryakyn roll touring bag is the straightforward pick if you want a soft sissy bar bag. The Motorcycle Sissy Bar Bag is the stronger option if you want more from a touring bag. Think about the kind of riding you do most, and the right side of this comparison will come into focus.
Comparison Table
| Feature | Kuryakyn Roll Touring Bag | 30L Waterproof Sissy Bar Bag |
| Price | $38.99 | $106.99 |
| Condition | Used | New |
| Fit approach | Universal fit group | Universal motorcycle fit; mounts to tail rack, rear seat, or sissy bar |
| Storage style | Soft roll touring bag | Motorcycle touring bag |
Both bags are black, so color won't be the deciding factor. Pick the one that matches the size of your usual load and the way you ride.
Where Each Product Wins
- The Kuryakyn is the pick for riders who want a simple soft bag. It's a roll-style bag that works for touring and packs away easily.
- The Motorcycle Sissy Bar Bag is the pick for riders who want a more organized bag and the flexibility to use it on and off the bike. It is the stronger choice when you want one bag for both touring and everyday carry.
Product Notes
Kuryakyn Soft Sissy Bar Bag

At $38.99, this Kuryakyn soft sissy bar bag is the easy choice for a rider who wants to spend less. It's listed as used with a condition scale of 8/10, and the description says it is in good usable shape with only light sun fade. The universal fitment group means it can be considered for a range of touring setups, and the soft roll design is easy to handle when you're loading or storing it. The main limitation is the used condition: you're buying a bag with visible sun fade, so it won't have the clean look of a new product. If you're comfortable with that and want a lower-priced roll bag, this is worth considering.
Motorcycle Sissy Bar Bag with Waterproof Cover

At $106.99, this 30L bag is built for riders who need serious cargo capacity and weather protection. It comes new, and the title highlights a waterproof cover, which is a solid reason to choose it for longer trips. The description mentions mounts for a tail rack, rear seat, or sissy bar, and it can also be used as a shoulder bag or handbag. Multiple compartments help keep gear organized, and the Oxford and PVC materials point to a bag made for road exposure. The limitation is the higher price and the size: a 30L bag is bulkier than a compact roll bag, and it may be more than you need for a short day ride. If you want a new, weather-ready touring bag with real storage, this is the one to buy.
Final Choice by Use Case
For a simple, no-frills soft bag, go with the Kuryakyn. For a more feature-heavy touring bag, go with the Motorcycle Sissy Bar Bag.