Lixada Large-Capacity Bike Saddle Bag: 3-10L Storage Pack for Mountain Road MTB Bicycle, Cycling Tail Bag, Under Seat Bag Review

I had to change my rating after a few months of use. This is a good bag but the layer of material inside the bag is not connected to the other part. So when you take something out the inside sticks to everything and you have no choice but to take everything out and then put it back in. you took everything that was inside and now you have to put everything back because you only wanted one thing.

Looks cool, makes the bike look good but my foot bumps against it when I sit down. I should have expected that as it rises above seat height. I have to do a roundhouse kick to get on the bike lol. Edit: After a long drive it started to cause problems. It kept shifting sideways, falling on the wheel, and where you mount the light it also moved down, causing the tail light to point to the ground. This bag needs significant internal reinforcement.

I was looking for a saddlebag for all day on the road and this one found the most options - expandable, lightweight and great value. There are higher quality USA brands that are probably more durable and fully waterproof, but really great value for the money and has served me well - fits U-lock, hand pump, allen wrench, tire levers, flat pack, wallet, snacks AND an extension of cycling pants and jackets to be removed at the curb when a cold morning ride turns into a hot afternoon ride.

Disappointed Bought 5 weeks ago. Probably made 10 rides since install. The belt that runs under the seat has come loose. Firmware failed. I heard the bag drag across my rear wheel. The only thing holding it to the bike is the Velcro that goes around the seatpost. I attached it with 2 bolts, washers and nuts to secure the webbing and torn seams. The only things I carry in my bag are a spare tube, pump, multi-tool, tire tools and extra water for long trips. Straps, the rest of the bag works as…

I have a Style 1 bag that easily fits a tube, tool kit, repair kit, first aid kit, rain jacket and space for a second rain gear or light jacket. So far it has proven to be fairly rainproof and it has withstood a front load washing machine fairly well, I have dried it. This bag does not handle unbalanced loads well. I put a water bottle in it and as soon as the bottle moved the bag fell off and rubbed my tire causing a hole in the bag. I was able to fix the bag but it was an annoying reminder to

At first glance, this bag is probably no worse than other similar bags. What bothers me is the position of the hangers. The straps that have to be routed through the saddle rails are very short. So you have to pick up the (probably packed) bag with one hand and climb through the small gap that remains between the edge of the saddle and the bag itself with the other hand. It seems to me that the person who designed this piece probably never attempted to install it himself. The solution would be…