🚲 Disconano Waterproof Multi-Function Excursion Cycling Bike Rear Trunk Bag with Rainproof Cover - Carrying Luggage Package Rack Panniers Review

I bought this on the recommendation of a friend who has the same model on a bike. I added it to my bike for a day ride, opened the sides and put 2 water bottles on each side and put some snacks on the side, a charger with basically some USB cables and a portable speaker on top. Fits well on my folding bike. The only thing I don't understand is how to attach it to my bike rack, the connectors that come with it so it doesn't get too tight there. I would have liked more hooks to attach it.

As much as I'd like to give a good review, I can't. I like the color, the concept, even the design. The side saddles broke on first use. Got a second trunk. Brand new out of the box, I took out the side saddles and tugged lightly at the stitching and it's all too obvious that the material is defective and will eventually tear. I spent a lot of time deciding which trunk bag to get and I went with this one based on what they said the material issue was resolved. Well they didn't fix it. Really…

I really wanted to like the bag. The middle pocket is great. Problem with side pockets. If the side bag was also attached to the rack and not dangling, I would have thought it would last longer than the 30 miles my bag lasted. With a slight side wind, my bag got caught in the rear wheel and made a hole in it. I lost my cell phone and my bike gear. In fact, after a few miles, the other side ripped open and I lost even more gear on the trail. If you decide to buy or own this bag I would add…

Update: Removed one star for build quality. The seams on the small loop on the back of the bag came undone completely and I almost lost my rear light as a result. I hung a small taillight on it that probably weighs no more than 5 ounces with the batteries installed. For the price I don't think it's bad, but they could at least make the stitching strong and reliable. Original Review: I should have done a little more research before purchasing, but the side pockets don't have a hook to keep them…

Nice bag but the velcro straps to attach the bag to the rack are too short! They argue over whether to return them or break the sewing machine to fix their short-sighted design. Apparently someone in accounting has complained about using too many Velcro straps but never thought about it from a customer perspective. What a stupid place to try and make a dime or two. These bags seem to be well made and I love their design. Now if only I could install them on my bike. The straps are long enough to

Too small. Almost useless. Side/pannier bags should have a double zip rather than a single zip to allow the bag to be opened from the center to prevent contents from falling out the side of a single zip pocket. The straps to attach the bag to the luggage rack were difficult to remove and even more difficult to attach/attach to the luggage rack. The baskets were fragile and small, and had no strap to attach them to the rack. The zippers didn't work smoothly at all. The zippers were very sticky…

While this bag is made of good quality material and looks good, it has some serious design flaws that make it unsuitable for ordinary cyclists. .The biggest problem is that the expandable side pockets are only held in place by a single horizontal seam line, resulting in structural weaknesses. This can easily happen while riding if the side pocket gets snagged or caught on something. And since the side bags are attached to the bag (and your bike!) exclusively with these stitches, the entire bag…

I originally bought this bag because I thought it would be a clever idea to install a rear bike rack. It seemed to me that it was inspired by a camera bag and it looked like a good solution for carrying your wallet, keys, phone and other small things while cruising around town. Appears to be the length of a standard bike rack; However, I have a pocket under the seat for tools, patches, etc. that takes up some space in the front of the rack so this pocket hangs down in the back. I can live with…