Roswheel Handlebar Touchscreen Transparent Resistance Review

Haven't tried the touchscreen yet and haven't been in the rain so can't comment on those qualities but the attachment system, multiple pockets and capacity are fantastic! This bag has room for gloves, a bike lock, my phone, etc. It's not too big and not too small. My son loves mine and now he wants one for his bike!

Love it, iPhone X fits perfectly. I also keep my solar charger in my front pocket and plug it directly into my iPhone and speaker while I ride. It has a lot of space. There's nothing worse than trying to stick an iPhone in a room with a sticky plastic case, which doesn't happen here. The plastic touchscreen works great. Also protects him from hopping. It makes everything easy. It's not bulky. I wish there were more colors.

A bit small. Big enough for 2 water bottles. I used to have a bag that would fit a helmet. I only mentioned it as an indication of size. The velcro straps seem to hold up pretty well, but the handlebar real estate is a little tight. I had to move my computer. I love how the bottom strap wraps around the cables and keeps the bag from rocking. Better than the ones that attach to the bottom of the fork. A shoulder strap is silly because you don't want to take it off every time you go somewhere.

I searched endless ads for days before settling on this little thing. My previous handlebar bag lasted 22 years! He has accompanied me on countless trips through the forest and off-road. I eventually had to dispose of it when the straps wore out. I think this new little number will be just perfect, I've only had it for a few days but I like its staying power; additional pockets and a mobile phone pocket at the top with its own zipper. This accessory is subjective, but I'm glad I finally found…

I like it, it's small enough to use indoors with a view of you while driving. I can see my phone, touch it through the plastic cover and it works fine. I put this on a Biktrix LT Stunner electric bike. It has too many wires and I can't put the basket on the front. It was the perfect compromise. It's not as big as a shopping cart, but I can carry everything I want: eye drops, a tower of paper, eyeglass wipe, an energy bar, and there's still room for more when I need it. A great compromise when…

This is the perfect bag for your bike. It's small enough to fit between your handlebars, but big enough to hold essential items. I always bike with my son so I carry 2 bottles of water with me and always have emergency bike tools and a lock. It all fits. I didn't appreciate the touchscreen because I don't use it while cycling, but it's nice to have one so I can see if there's an incoming call, and it's a separate compartment for my ID, credit card, and cash. I always take with me when I travel.

The bag is generally of good quality. Bought for the size, roomy. The touch screen works well with my phone. Although I haven't tested it for waterproofness, I think it will work fine. The only thing I didn't like was the position of the bag after installation. There was no way to turn the cover of the phone case towards me. I couldn't see the screen while cycling. If you look at the photo, actually 4 photos in one, you see my mean. The top left is the original position of the bag. Shown below…

Lightweight, well insulated for your lunch and lots of mini zip pockets for keys and more. ) on a summer's day when kept in the transparent outer pocket, even for a short time. I wouldn't leave my phone there in hot weather, especially if it's using GPS on Strava or another bike tracking app. I have a hybrid bike with curved (road bike-like) handlebars that have a very thick diameter. Thick handlebars can pose a problem for mounting many accessories and this bag is no exception - I was barely…