I have had it for 2 weeks, relying on the reviews here and so far, apart from the fact that it is a quality construction as stated, I also want to say that in TDM and with 160-170 there is nothing to indicate that there is a 48-liter trunk behind. I hope it continues to be produced.

I have been delivering medical supplies with a 125cc scooter every day for the past 2 years using this suitcase. It replaced the Piaggio one, which broke within 9 months. The Piaggio was poorly made, so we replaced it with this one, which is bigger and of much better quality. I have put heavy boxes inside, 5-liter materials, and even heavy objects weighing over 10 kilograms. I drive fast and encounter potholes every day on the national road throughout Attica, but the Kappa suitcase has not suffered any damage. I have never seen a better quality suitcase. It withstands heavy and rough use, and I am impressed. The manufacturer specifies a specific weight it can withstand, but by my own choice, I have put more weight in it and it still didn't suffer any damage. I have a reinforced base from Kappa for extra durability. It doesn't notice anything. I weigh 110 kilograms and even with a loaded scooter, I hit potholes and it doesn't break. The Piaggio flew off on the road, completely detached and broke. And not just one Piaggio, but three in company vehicles broke and they were very expensive to replace. This one is cheap, high-quality, and bigger in size.

It comfortably fits two full face helmets (small), upright, and still has a little space. Good build quality and overall, for 110€, I don't think there is a better choice.

I have had it for over 5 years and it has been very useful. It can fit two flip-up helmets, one XL and one M, with relatively compact shells. I have loaded it with over 15 kilograms on trips and it didn't feel a thing. It has very good aerodynamics. Even at speeds over 160, it doesn't move at all. In heavy and prolonged rain, it didn't let a drop in. The years are only visible externally from the slight haze of the plastic. It is worth noting that it has been exposed to a lot of sun. With a little plastic spray after washing, it looks like it was bought yesterday. I only want to change it because I am tired of it.

Essentially. It fits a heavy-duty hood, an XL flip-up helmet, gloves, a balaclava, and a protective gear for the legs like the ones used in scooters. Another case. Two bags with fruits and even something small on top of them. Along its length, it comfortably fits a computer keyboard with its box. No noise. Extremely durable. For this money, I would buy it with my eyes closed.

Very satisfied. I wear it on top of a bandit. On a trip together with a tankbag, it is an excellent combination.