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# ViaTerra Crash Bar Bags
- URL: https://www.thetriumphadventures.com/viaterra-crash-bar-bags/
- Published: 2025-09-29T19:05:18.000Z
- Updated: 2025-09-29T19:12:20.000Z
- Author: Scot H
- Tags: GearTalk

When I first got the Himalayan 450, I knew I wanted crash bar bags. I have had them on all my bikes and is a great place to be able to store things while riding such as a rain suit, hat, etc. The 450 seemed to be a bit limited in its offerings until I read and article about the [ViaTerra Crash Bar Bags](https://viaterragear.com/collections/trailpack/products/re-himalayan-450-trailpack?ref=thetriumphadventures.com) (they are referred to as Trail Packs). These bags are a perfect fit to the fuel tank crash bars. They are also waterproof and store up to 8L / bag. Plenty of room for most things you might need on a day ride.

These are a roll top type bag. I have always had bags that were zippers but I have not found them obtrusive to use. I have not actually filled them to capacity but they seem to have plenty of room for my use. They are a big larger than I wanted (I would have preferred 4-5L) but they accomplish what I need them for.

They install using Velcro straps. It may seem a bit confusing how they go on but here is a video showing how to use the straps and built in loops on the fuel tank bars.

How to mount the trail pack on a Himalayan

I have found them to be quite stable. I have not had to tighten any straps and they do not flap or move while riding. I have yet to lay the bike down so I am not sure how well they will weather a direct hit (my triumph bags did ok but they did begin to rip where they connected to the bike).

![](https://storage.ghost.io/c/41/6e/416e705b-b31f-4197-b4df-549cc074f16c/content/images/2025/09/r-PXL_20250925_193321422.jpg)

ViaTerra fuel tank bags

I have had them in some rain. Not a down pour yet so I cannot vouch for their waterproofness yet (but I am sure that day will come). Overall I am happy with the fit, the way they look, and the capacity. I like that I do not have to put on my side bags or put on a tail pack just for everyday riding.