Hurricane Dual Sport Saddlebags (SE-4014)
Fitment checked July 2026. Verified or labeled.
Fits 5 bikes in the table below: soft rackless, no drilling on any.
Add a heat shield on 3 of 5; heat not published on 2.
0 of 5 rows editor-verified
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Specs
- Brand
- Nelson-Rigg
- Product
- Hurricane Dual Sport Saddlebags (SE-4014)
- Category
- soft luggage
- Type
- saddlebag
- Price band
- budget
- Weight
- Not published
- Warranty
- Nelson-Rigg lifetime warranty
- Mount types
- soft rackless
How it mounts
Static reference, one per mount type.
- Throwover straps hook to the subframe. No drilling.
- Straps go over the seat. Cinch until the bag stops moving.
- Smallest exhaust gap of the three. Heat shield matters most here.
- Watch the scuff zone on the rear plastics.
- Keep the load light and balanced side to side.
Fits these bikes
| Bike | Mount | Drilling | Heat shield | Vendor load limit | Install |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vendor rated | soft rackless | none | Required, separate | Not published | easy |
| Vendor rated | soft rackless | none | Not published | Not published | easy |
| Vendor rated | soft rackless | none | Required, separate | Not published | easy |
| Not independently verified | soft rackless | none | Required, separate | Not published | easy |
| Vendor rated | soft rackless | none | Not published | Not published | easy |
On the Kawasaki KLR 650
Mount: soft rackless. Install: easy. Heat shield needed. Pairs with Kawasaki OEM side case racks (part 99994-1492).
Universal Rigg Strap throwover. The KLR right-side muffler sits behind the panel, so exhaust protection is effectively required for throw-over bags: Nelson-Rigg sells the RG-HS shield separately at 39.95 USD. Best paired with the OEM side case racks to keep shape and clearance on the wide KLR tail.
On the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450
Mount: soft rackless. Install: easy. Heat shield Not published.
Throw-over with hook-and-loop straps and a replaceable back pad. Nelson-Rigg publishes no exhaust warning on the bag page but sells the RG-HS Exhaust Heat Shield separately at 39.95 USD for rack-less luggage near hot pipes. Clearance from the 450 upswept right muffler is on the rider. No 450 owner fitment reports found.
On the Yamaha Tenere 700
Mount: soft rackless. Install: easy. Heat shield needed.
Universal Rigg Strap throwover with internal stiffeners that hold shape. Nelson-Rigg sells the RG-HS exhaust shield separately at 39.95 USD. On the T7 the exhaust exits high and rear and riders report zero melts, so the shield is often skippable with the bags mounted high, worth adding for low or forward mounting. No T7-specific brand listing, community class-fit.
On the Harley-Davidson Pan America 1250
Mount: soft rackless. Install: easy. Heat shield needed.
Flagged on geometry and vendor guidance, not on a melt report: the PanAm muffler sits low on the RIGHT and Nelson-Rigg sells the RG-HS Exhaust Heat Shield separately at 39.95 USD for rack-less luggage near hot pipes. Nelson-Rigg publishes no exhaust warning on the bag page itself. No PanAm-specific fitment report found; ships with no instructions.
On the Honda CRF300L / CRF300L Rally
Mount: soft rackless. Install: easy. Heat shield Not published.
Nelson-Rigg publishes no exhaust warning on the bag page (only a replaceable back pad against fender contact) but sells a dedicated Exhaust Heat Shield separately, the RG-HS at 39.95 USD, for rack-less luggage near hot pipes. Right-muffler clearance is set by the rider. Install videos on a CRF300L confirm the throw-over fit works. No melt reports found.
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