Bags&Bike Italy

From a leather workshop in Tarquinia to roads around the world: for nearly thirty years, Bags & Bike has been crafting bags for motorcyclists who demand the best.

A story of leather, passion and innovation

When Massimo Cassese founded Bags & Bike in 1996, the custom motorcycle boom was at its peak. His answer was a line of handmade leather bags designed to be as beautiful as they were tough. From that first artisan workshop, the journey has been unstoppable: fair after fair — from EICMA in Milan to Intermot in Cologne — the brand earned the trust of riders and manufacturers alike. Aprilia, Ducati, Moto Guzzi, MV Agusta: all chose Bags & Bike as a partner for their original accessories catalog.

Today the catalog features over 600 products. Starting from its leather origins, the company has evolved its materials to include waterproof technical fabrics and certified Cordura, without ever betraying the artisan DNA that makes each bag unique.

A bag for every bike, style for every journey

The names speak for themselves: AMIATA, TUBOLAR BAGS, MATRIX, CONTAINER, EXCLUSIVE — each line is tailored for a specific use and motorcycle model. The secret? Fastening systems designed to blend with the bike’s lines and disappear when the bags are removed.

Compatibility spans the most popular brands: Royal Enfield (Classic, Himalayan, Interceptor, Meteor, Hunter, Bullet, Guerrilla, Shotgun, Bear), Moto Guzzi (V7, V9, V85TT), Ducati (Scrambler, Hypermotard, Monster), Triumph (Bonneville, Street Twin, T100, T120, Speed Twin), Honda (Rebel 500, CL 500, GB 350), BMW (Nine T), Kawasaki (Vulcan 650, Eliminator), Yamaha (MT-07, XSR), Benelli (Leoncino 800), CFMOTO (CL450), Moto Morini (Calibro).

Quality you can feel

Every Bags & Bike bag is born from skilled hands that select premium leathers and high-resistance fabrics. This is the Made in Italy difference: the care in every stitch, the choice of materials, the attention to detail from a company that has been producing with the same love for two wheels for nearly thirty years.

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