Since I have both bags (dealer included one), I thought I'd post a side by side to help those that might be considering one. The SR 21 (pic on left) is larger capacity at 5.5 gallons (21 L) but has a restricted smaller opening on the top of the bag. The Sport bag (pic right) is 4.5 gallons (17 L) but the opening on top is larger and non restrictive and is the same size as the bag.
Personally I like the looks better of the SR 21 bag, its lower profile makes it easier to swing a leg over, and its lines match the lines of the Ryker better. The Sport bag doesnt look bad, its just that the square elongated design doesnt look as natural on the Ryker, its also slightly smaller. I looked at other bags and accessories from other manufacturers, some I liked and some I didnt.
I did like the quick release/attach modular design of the LinQ system better, and their offerings from tool/fishing rod holders, top bags and even a thermal hard box cooler helped make my decision to go with the LinQ system. What I dont like about it, its expensive. That being said I own a Harley and recently a Moto Guzzi Griso, their accessories are just as expensive too.
Personally I like the looks better of the SR 21 bag, its lower profile makes it easier to swing a leg over, and its lines match the lines of the Ryker better. The Sport bag doesnt look bad, its just that the square elongated design doesnt look as natural on the Ryker, its also slightly smaller. I looked at other bags and accessories from other manufacturers, some I liked and some I didnt.
I did like the quick release/attach modular design of the LinQ system better, and their offerings from tool/fishing rod holders, top bags and even a thermal hard box cooler helped make my decision to go with the LinQ system. What I dont like about it, its expensive. That being said I own a Harley and recently a Moto Guzzi Griso, their accessories are just as expensive too.
