Hepco & Becker Junior 40 Hard Case Set

SKU: 610.036 00 01

$792.95

Available to Order — Ships in 1–4 Weeks

This product fits all bikes

Junior cases, the classic design from Hepco & Becker, are one of the toughest and yet elegant available today. Virtually unbreakable featuring a double walled shell made of highly impact resistant material absorbs impacts and falls. Thanks to a special seal, the bags are watertight allowing for the most grueling conditions. Available in 30 and 40 liter sizes, also as Enduro sets which have 30 liter on one side and 40 on the other for a balanced installation for single high muffler bikes. The matching top case is available in 40 or 55 liter sizes, the 55 liter offering enough space for two full faced helmets. The top case can also be fitted with additional items such as a top case railing for additional storage as well as a backrest and inner bag. Reflectors are also available as an additional item. 

External Dimensions - 13.8” x 19.7” x 13”
Internal Dimension - 9.8” x 16.1” x 10.6”

High-quality hard cases praised for durability and ample storage capacity. Customers said they're "sturdy" with "smooth and precise locks" superior to competitors. Cases fit modular helmets comfortably. Main concern: latches require careful alignment when closing to lock properly and avoid breakage.

  • 5 stars: 8 (73%)
  • 4 stars: 2 (18%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (9%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Roger H.

Pricy, but top quality gear.

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Howard B.
They look sharp. I've used

They look sharp. I've used a certain popular Italian competitor's stuff and I think these are higher quality. Very sturdy. plenty of room for long trips. My only knock on them is that you have to be sure they are lined up right when closing, so the latches fully lock. It's not a big deal. I really like how easy it is to take the whole piece off the bike. It's almost as easy to take the rack off, too. Well engineered. The locks work better than on the Italian stuff, too. They're smooth and precise and don't feel cheap. While I'm on the topic, the full-metal keys are better than the Italian ones that have a metal key stuck in a cheap plastic handle so that if the handle snaps jostling their cheap locks, you have to use pliers with the key. All around much better. I'd give 5 stars if I had to put zero thought into closing and latching the cases.

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DAVID O.
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Edurne S.
I really like these cases.

I really like these cases. But,I just have to make sure they line up perfectly before locking it into place. Its not as smooth of an operation as the top cases. But, nonetheless, Im a fan.

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Joseph H.
High quality product

High quality product

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David B.
Great to deal with

Great to deal with

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Eric P.
Latches extremely fragile

Manufacturer or dealer might want to note this more clearly, but the latches on these cases can break within less than 10x open/closes, if you don't have them aligned properly. They do not fall into place automatically, so require some maneuvering to get to line up correctly. It's not difficult to do, but if you do it wrong, it'll smash up the plastic or pop the metal arm out of its socket. Other than that, the cases are pretty nice. Be careful not to have any sand or dirt between the rack and the case when you attach them, or it'll scratch up your rack really badly in one ride. Wish I'd known these little tics before I used them! Good luck out there.

Thank you for the review and helpful info. As brand new cases they do take some time to seat perfectly. If you simply close the case without lining up the latch can be off center when closed. I would not say they are extremely fragile but you should avoid closing the case without lining it up first. That is some helpful information as the rack is powder coated and there is a recess on the case that goes into the rack. If there is an abrasive material such as sand in the recess on the case than scratching can occur on the powder coating.

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Matt R.
Sturdy, Functional, Big

I use these saddlebags on my Moto Guzzi V7III Stone. The functionality/flexibility of the Junior 40L is awesome, especially as the additional width they offer can help you keep the heavy stuff lower/more forward. You can also easily fit a Size L modular helmet in them (Schuberth C3 Pro), with a Sena 20S Evo communication system still attached, and still have plenty of space left. They crash quite well too, as I unfortunately found out, where the extra width protects your bike/your legs at the moment of initial contact.

For a video perspective of the size, a review of the function, as well as an additional opinion on the 55L Junior Topcase (overkill, I know) please feel free to check out my YouTube review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shFdVatD8PA

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thomas m.
Quality products

Quality products

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Keith U.
Great bags

I installed these on a Yamaha FJ-09 because they are bigger than the factory saddlebags. Moto Machines warned me that some helmets don't fit inside the Junior 40s, but my size XL HJC Symax just barely fits inside. The bags look very nice on the bike. The clearance between the turn signals and the rear latches securing the saddlebags to the rack is tight, so removing the bags from the bike is a little tricky. But I leave the bags mounted 95% of the time so this isn't a serious concern for me.

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Doug M.
Junior 40 hard cases

look good on bike and good quality