🚴 Waterproof Bikepacking Handlebar Bags by ROCKBROS - Front 2 Dry Packs for Road & MTB Bikes, 19-20L Capacity Review

Probably not the lightest but has more than enough mounting options, can hold a lot of stuff and seems almost bulletproof. For the price I should have bought two as I know my friends won't and I don't want to be the guy who carries their stuff.

Definitely worth a try if you're looking for a handbag. The only reason I'm naming four is that the straps loosen up on bumpy trails and need to be tightened from time to time (I'm not sure I've adjusted them correctly or not as the instructions aren't the best ). I plan to sew a piece of velcro onto the straps to keep them from moving. Also, we crossed several water passages so the bag was covered with mud and water and it rained during the night camping. Despite exposure to water, the bags…

I did a lot of research before my first bikepacking trip and not wanting to hit the jackpot I bought these. Three short trips and I was not disappointed at all. Packing the bag and attaching it to your bike takes a bit of practice, but once you get the hang of it you'll find it's secure enough and fairly easy to put on and take off. It's perfect for storing my tent (without poles) and my sleeping bag. It's a bit like a sausage wrap, but it works well. After a few days in the rain I can say that

Biked over 350 miles on the GAP/C&O Canal Trail at the campground. I have an old Klein that doesn't accept baskets. Used 4 different Rock Bros bags. 1 day heavy rain. 5 stars for the handlebar bag and large frame bag combination. Well designed and made, easy to use, space saving, beautiful appearance, very reasonable price - excellent value for money, quality parts, waterproof. Excellent all round. The only thing that bothers me is a small pocket with a top compartment for smartphones (like a…

Took this on a bike ride from DC to Pittsburgh and it was the worst gear I have ever bought. The backpack has plenty of room for a tent and a few other items, but the handlebar attachment point puts a lot of pressure on the braking system. I saw this while trying out a pre-ride setup, which prompted me to invest in a handlebar extender. With the handlebar extension it works much better without the risk of stepping on the brakes. The main problem I have is the buckle system. The buckles that…

I bought this set because I needed a larger bag for my clothes/blanket but I also wanted easy access to snacks, electronics and Cards. The bags served their purpose well, but I'm not happy with the durability and will need to look for ways to make them better on my next trip. Bicycle. I'm not sure if there is a "correct" way to do this. Easily find what fits your bike/cables. The main problem is that over time the straps that hold the bags in place, especially the front pocket, loosen, causing…

I bought this bag and am happy with its quality and design. It seems like a big bag for money. I can pack my warm weather sleeping bag and some clothes in the main pocket. The smaller pocket offers plenty of space for snacks, tools and other similar items. I really like how the smaller pocket sits on top of the larger pocket which makes access while riding very easy if you don't lower the valve just use the velcro. What I don't like about the main bag is that it's not very easy to pack. I find…