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Custom Motorcycle Backpacks for Wholesale & Private Label Collections
From waterproof PVC designs to everyday commuter styles, Vancharli Outdoor develops motorcycle backpacks for brands, wholesalers, procurement teams and importers. Established in 1995, our OEM & ODM bag factory supports material selection, design changes, sampling and bulk production for your collection.
Explore four styles from our motorcycle bag collection, from a waterproof PVC backpack with an external net to simpler everyday designs. Customize a reference style or send drawings, sketches, reference images or a physical sample to develop your own product.
Back panels, support straps and riding fit can be developed around your customers’ clothing, posture and carrying needs.
This fully waterproof PVC backpack combines an elongated body with an external net for additional carrying space. The front zipper provides another access point, while the olive color gives the design an outdoor look. The net offers a place for suitable items outside the main body. A helmet-carry version can be developed around the intended helmet, with colors, branding and net details customized for your collection.
Reference dimensions: 31 × 70 × 16 cm / approximately 12.2 × 27.6 × 6.3 in.
A clean black front and contrasting linear details give this backpack a simple everyday appearance. Compared with the net-front model, it has fewer external attachments and a more understated look. Visible side straps provide adjustment points, while colors, front graphics and branding can be customized. Reflective trim can be specified as a development option.
Designed to fit a 17-inch laptop, this rectangular backpack suits a collection focused on motorcycle commuting and everyday use. A front flap, vertical webbing detail and mesh side pocket give it a different layout from the other styles. The front-pocket design, trim colors and branding can be customized, while riding-specific back panels and support straps can be developed to your requirements.
Reference dimensions: 42 × 25 × 22 cm / approximately 16.5 × 9.8 × 8.7 in.
This backpack combines a rounded front profile with an upper opening and a vertical front zipper. It offers a compact-looking alternative to the rectangular commuter style, with side straps and a contrasting zipper detail. Pocket dimensions, materials and branding can be customized, while the back panel and carrying arrangement can be developed around the intended rider and load.
Customize the carrying fit, materials, storage and branding to suit your customers and product positioning.
Develop shoulder straps, chest straps and optional waist support around the intended riding posture. Adjustment ranges should accommodate the specified riding clothing. Bag height, back-panel shape and strap position can be reviewed together to allow appropriate space around the helmet and arms. Padding, mesh and strap-end management can be selected during development.
Choose materials according to the required protection, appearance, weight and price. The waterproof net-front reference uses PVC, while other styles can be developed with separately selected fabrics and linings. For waterproof projects, seams and closures need to be considered with the outer material. Rain covers and alternative constructions can also be reviewed according to the project.
Arrange storage around clothing, work items and personal belongings. Options include device sleeves, zippered pockets, removable organizers and revised main openings. For a motorcycle helmet backpack, decide whether the helmet will sit inside the bag or in an external carrier. The opening, support and usable space should be developed around the intended helmet.
Coordinate colors, printed logos, labels, zipper pulls and packaging across your private label motorcycle backpacks. Logo methods should suit the selected materials and construction. Reflective graphics or trim can be specified where required. Product labels, care information, hangtags and carton markings can be prepared from approved artwork and packaging requirements.
A motorcycle backpack needs more than a suitable appearance. Vancharli Outdoor helps your team bring carrying requirements, material choices and production cost together, with samples to review the details before bulk production.
Start with a reference product or your own design. We review the intended customer, packing needs and construction, then work through changes to shape, straps, openings and storage. The reference styles do not limit what your team can develop.
Our manufacturing experience includes sewn bags and RF-welded constructions. We assess the process according to the design, helping you compare everyday commuter structures with waterproof constructions where relevant to the project.
A sample lets your team assess appearance, packing and the specified carrying features. Clothing, riding posture and the planned load can be included in an agreed fit review. Changes are discussed before production specifications are approved.
Fabric, lining, hardware, pocket construction and branding all influence price. We review these details with quantity and packaging, allowing your team to compare alternatives and decide which features matter most for the target market.
Develop wholesale motorcycle backpacks with consistent colors and branding across different styles. Each model can retain its own layout and price position, giving customers a choice while keeping the collection visually connected.
Approved materials, dimensions, artwork and construction details provide a reference for repeat orders. Our resources in China and Southeast Asia offer sourcing options, with production location and order arrangements confirmed for each project.
Different styles offer different benefits, from waterproof storage to laptop carry and additional space outside the main body.
The PVC net-front model provides waterproof storage in its main body. It gives riders an option for carrying belongings when rain protection is a priority. This benefit applies to the confirmed waterproof design; other styles have their own material and construction specifications.
The flap-front commuter model fits a 17-inch laptop, making it an option for riders who need to bring a computer to work or study. Its rectangular format also gives the collection a more everyday appearance for use after parking.
The net-front model offers another place for suitable items outside the main body. This can leave more room inside for other belongings. A helmet-carry configuration can be developed around the intended helmet, with fit and retention reviewed for the specified use.
Selected models have front zipper openings in addition to the main opening. A suitably sized pocket makes smaller belongings easier to find after stopping, reducing the need to search through clothing or other items in the main compartment.
Choose the layout around the journey, the belongings carried and how the backpack will be used after parking.
The 17-inch laptop commuter reference provides an option for riders carrying a computer between home and their destination. Additional storage can be planned around documents, clothing and everyday items, with the loaded fit reviewed in the intended riding position.
For journeys involving several stops, a backpack keeps belongings with the rider. A clean front suits a simpler everyday appearance, while selected front pockets provide separate access to smaller items once the motorcycle is parked.
Spare clothing and personal essentials may require a different layout from a workday bag. The waterproof PVC reference offers one option for weather-exposed travel. Final dimensions and carrying fit should suit the packing list and intended riding posture.
A helmet carrier can make walking from the parking area more convenient. The net-front reference provides a starting point for development, with the carrier sized around the helmet and checked alongside the bag’s other contents.
Check the approved materials, carrying structure and finished details, with fit and performance verification agreed for each design.
Review incoming outer material, lining, webbing, zippers and buckles against the specification. Confirm the PVC requirements for the waterproof model. Coatings, reflective elements and other special components are checked according to the approved selection.
Check panel shapes, finished dimensions and pocket openings. Where laptop or helmet storage is specified, assess the usable space with the agreed reference item. Record the measurement method, including whether an adjustable opening is measured open or closed.
Inspect shoulder-strap attachment, handle construction, adjustment points and any specified support straps. Check alignment and reinforcement against the sample. A riding-fit review uses the agreed clothing, posture and load.
Inspect stitching, bindings, zipper installation and closure alignment. Include weld checks where welded construction is used. Confirm that linings or loose materials do not interfere with opening and closing.
Agree on checks for the intended load, carrying structure and external net where applicable. Waterproof models require checks appropriate to their construction and claim. Record the conditions so results remain specific to the design being assessed.
Review appearance, dimensions, logos, accessories and packaging before shipment. Final inspection follows the agreed plan, including AQL 2.5 where applicable. Product labels, quantities and carton markings are checked against the order requirements.
Answers to questions about riding fit, capacity, laptop and helmet carry, and wholesale customization.
A motorcycle backpack needs to be considered in the rider’s seated position, not only while standing. Loaded height, depth, strap adjustment and space around the helmet all matter. A commuter-style reference can be developed around these requirements, with the carrying arrangement reviewed during sampling.
Start with the items to be carried, then compare the packed dimensions with the intended riding position. A larger capacity is not automatically more practical if the bag becomes too tall or deep. We can develop dimensions around your packing list and review usable space during sampling before confirming a capacity figure.
Only when the bag or carrier is sized and constructed for it. Internal storage needs a suitable opening and usable space, while an external carrier needs appropriate support and retention. The net-front model offers a development direction, but helmet compatibility should be checked with dimensions or a reference helmet.
No. The PVC net-front model shown here is a waterproof design, but the other reference styles should not be given the same claim without confirming their construction. For a custom waterproof motorcycle backpack, materials, seams, openings and closures need to be specified together.
Yes, when the selected design provides suitable space. The flap-front commuter model fits a 17-inch laptop. Share the computer’s actual dimensions and any other items to be carried when requesting changes. A separate padded sleeve or organizer can be specified as part of development.
Only if it has a suitable mounting arrangement for that use. A backpack’s shoulder straps alone do not establish compatibility as a tail bag. If dual use is required, include it in the development requirements. Otherwise, consider a dedicated style from our motorcycle luggage range.
Our typical starting MOQ is 300 pieces per style. Send the reference design, quantity and customization requirements so we can confirm the project’s order conditions and prepare a quotation.
Yes. We can review your drawings, reference images or physical sample, including changes to materials, storage, straps and branding. Sample cost and timing are confirmed after reviewing the requirements. Your team can assess the sample and discuss revisions before approving the production specifications.
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