While I don’t have any experience with either product specifically, I do know quite a few folks that have and really like the Seal Line sacks. So with that said, I’d give it a thumbs up!

Personally, I have a couple of Helen Two Wheels bags and can’t praise them enough. I have the Clothes Sack – L (48.2 litres), which I got because it is like a duffel bag (opening is at the top) and thought it’d be easier to pack, easier to get at things when on the road or at Rallys and easier to carry around when off the bike. This item is nearly 3 times as much as the Seal Line product, but I spent the extra money for the reasons given in the previous sentence, which are very important factors for me when on the road. Alternatively, Helen Two Wheels makes a Roll Top Sack (L – 48.2 litres – $50), which is similar to the Seal Line bag and a little closer in price. It’s also important to note that the Helen Two Wheels stuff is heavy duty and will last you a lifetime, which was also a determining factor when I was looking for moto-luggage. So although the H2W’s LARGE Top Sack has 12 litres less packing ability and is $15 more, I think it is probably a better buy.

http://www.helen2wheels.com

Another thing to bring up, while on the subject of moto-luggage is…….I’m wondering if that 60 litre bag might be a bit too big to strap on the back of your bikes. My bag is 48.2 litres and is 12″ x 26″ when fully packed and that’s about as big as I’d want to pack on the back of my Guzzi or Thruxton.

As far as rainsuits are concerned, $20 is a great price and the one you bought looks pretty decent. I’d continue using it and see how things work out. My only question would be…..will it keep you dry for hours on the road, in heavy downpours at 60 mph? We’ll soon see! 🙂