🔝 BV Bike Commuter Carrier Trunk Bag: Velcro Pump Attachment, Small Water Bottle Pocket & Shoulder Strap - Top-Rated for Efficient Cycling Review

The bag is light weight and attaches well to my seatpost trunk. Three Velcro straps (one in front is held near the center of the seatpost, the middle and rear wrap sideways around the trunk). With all three straps fastened, the bag stands still without swaying or swaying. The bottle holder on the back is tight and works perfectly. I didn't take it out in the rain and I didn't need a waterproof bag. The detachable shoulder strap is a big plus. I simply detach the bag from the rack after locking…

I usually travel with a handlebar bag but now that I'm a big believer in the Jones Loop it limits my options. Jones and others make some of these, but they don't detach easily and get in the way of your hands. Not to mention expensive. I use an OMM Front Sherpa so I settled on a small pannier that I haven't heard of much. However, this option is close to perfect. The top of my rack is about 5.5" x 10.5" with very little overhang, but since the bag has a hard bottom I could do with even more…

I am very happy with this rear pannier. I mounted it on the rear luggage rack. I like the size very much. I've been looking for a bag that isn't that bulky and this BV cargo bag is just the right size. It's roomy enough for everything I need: bike tools, spare tube, gloves, shirt, glasses case, phone, and more room for everything else. It has side pockets for flat items like wallet, phone or cards, car keys. I don't use a water bottle bag as I have a cage on the bike frame. The water bag is…

I've been riding a recumbent bike lately because of neck problems. This is the Bacchetta Giro. I mention this because the seat reclines. Not only does this improve my aerodynamics, but it also means the seat protrudes beyond where a bag would normally sit. So I need a bag that is lower on one side and higher on the other. This bag is perfect. Looks like it's meant for a bike. It attaches directly to the post and after a few hundred miles the bag hasn't budged or moved. Two side pockets are…

Many people will like this bag. I wanted something roomy between a saddlebag and a backpack for bike tools, spare inner tubes, rain gear, provisions and a second water bottle. It could be left on the bike on commute days (very secure parking) and removed when parked on short leisure rides - then the bag could carry separate bike lights and bike computers. It complements the backpack for longer trips with more equipment. This bag does its job very well. My favorite features are the side pockets…

This bag is great. I've been through some kind of hell. I've got so many things here and there's still room for lunch. I keep essentials in this bag along with my pump. It fits the average water bottle and it's quite stretchy, which was nice because if it didn't, it would be pretty much useless. The 2 side pockets are also very spacious. I have a first aid kit, some bars (2 because I ride a bike), some ropes, batteries, lights and on the other hand I have a square poncho in case it rains. I've…