🚲 BraveHawk OUTDOORS Bike Handlebar Bag, 900D Nylon Oxford Multi-Purpose Tactical Waist Bag | Heavy-Duty, Water-Resistant MOLLE Outdoor Bicycle Pack for Cycling & Hiking Review

This bag is durable! Inexpensive handlebar bag with lots of storage space. I put in an extra whistle, tool kit, bacon strips, food bar, pepper spray (homeless drug addicts along the Santa Ana riverbed) and a mini pump, there's still plenty of room. The only downside is that the flash makes a lot of noise when driving, but some people pay for a call when driving on gravel to scare away bears, which can be a plus.

Bought this e-bike bag and love the idea that it can be easily detached and taken with you. I would like to keep it but the cables in front of the steering wheel do not allow this bag to be opened up for use. So I can't use this on my e-bike. If you want it for a regular bike this is perfect, or if your wiring is somewhere else on your electric bike this will work for you. Highly recommended.

Appears to be well constructed and exactly as described. The only major issue I had was that since 2019 the handlebar straps have been changed from buckles to latches somewhere along the line. Latches are extremely cheap and the metal is so thin that the locking rings just pop out of the latch. As a locksmith I found a repair and didn't send it back as there was a problem with the clasps and not the way the bag was made. Not sure if others have had this issue but otherwise the bag would have…

can be easily attached to the handlebar. Just rode over 10 miles and it wouldn't budge and the bag was still. I put my lock in the main compartment which would fit a few more things. I put my sweat towel in the front compartment and my portable charger in a side compartment. I left the other small compartment empty simply because I couldn't fit anything else in it, but you could put a few small tools, a spare chain, a pistol magazine, or anything else you might need. Looks very robust, will…

Well made and very durable bag with nice large zips that don't get caught and keep moving even when dirty. and bike frame. Great for carrying some small items I don't want to lose. The problem is that zippers don't have the ability to keep them closed and can come loose fairly easily, risking small things falling out. If they could figure out how to keep the zippers from opening, the value of this bag to me would be sky high.

I use a couple of handlebar bags - one on each side, just under and parallel to the seat - as a kind of mini basket. All of my emergency rain gear fits easily in just one of these bags: jacket, trousers, overshoes and shoe covers, as well as seat and bike rain gear. Attachment to what they need to be attached to that the combinations approach infinity. Aside from looking very "chunky" (an aesthetic opinion that didn't make me deduct a star), they are so durable that I can't imagine you needing…

I like this bag very much, it fits a lot! The additional side pockets are ideal for motorcycling as many small to medium sized items require many access points to organize them. I can store food, drink and other supplies for a short day. Only downside is durability - one of the quick release buckles only broke after a month or two. I replaced it with a new buckle from a craft store but it should last a lot longer considering it's an outdoor brand. The quality of the material is ok, not…

I've never rummaged through amazon but had to do one for this awesome bag. Ride options on the tube and the front wheel. Although I mainly use it as a handlebar bag while riding and as a shoulder bag off the bike, it's less of a shoulder bag as it can slip while riding. Managed to fit a medium kryptonite U-lock, a windbreaker in a large bag with a small camera in the front pocket and flashlights in the side pockets. It is described as waterproof - I would say it is 85% waterproof. Having said…

I wanted a medium sized nylon bag with multiple zippered pockets that would fit on my bike handlebars. This bag pretty much fits the bill. The side pockets are big enough for my wallet, rubber bands, gloves and even my Ruger LCP. They're not big enough for a large pistol or my iPhone 7, although the phone fits easily in a front or main pocket. However, the front and main pockets are secured with a grip strap, meaning it will take you a little longer to get to these pockets. But I like the added