🚴 Serfas Speed Bag: Enhance Your Cycling Speed with this Sleek Accessory Review

This bike bag is sized to carry a bike multi-tool, some tire levers, a spare inner tube (700x28c) and a few other small items. (cash, ID card, key). I like the little organizational dots in it. Each side has elastic straps to keep things handy if you don't want them to get tangled. The zippered flap has a mesh pocket and an elastic pocket that I use for spare batteries for my taillight. Speaking of which, there is a loop for said tail light on the outside of the rear zip flap. The rest of the…

I'm sure there are lighter and more complex speedbags out there for the serious cyclist. I'm not one of them. I am preparing for a 50 mile ride on a used road bike. Maybe someday I'll do the local 150 miles. But right now I just need things that work. This product works. It conveniently fits a set of tire levers, a spare inner tube, a CO2 bottle and nozzle, a chain changing tool, several allen wrenches and a pressure gauge. Unzip the bottom to expand it and you can probably fit a few more small

PROS: *Wide range of colours. A very elegant look under the bike seat with a simple design reminiscent of Puma shoes. The color part is reflective and the logo is small. * Build quality is very good. The fabric feels firm and thick. There is some kind of hardened plastic in the top and bottom walls to hold the shape. * The functional design is well thought out. Two zippers allow me to close from both sides or from above. Pull tabs at each end also aid in opening and closing zippers. Inside on…

Serfas Speedbags are the best bags nobody talks about. I compared all comparable wedge bags from Topeak, Blackburn, JandD and others as well as the roadies' minimalist Arundel bags. Serfas is the best product for the money, with premium design, materials and construction. Great attention to detail to keep your stuff organized. The lid has a mesh pocket for my set of adhesive-free Lezyne patches, which come in a tiny half-credit-card sized envelope, as well as a KMC Missing Link and an asthma…

I really like this bag. So much so that I'm buying a second one (also a medium sized one) for one of my other bikes. It has everything I was looking for in a saddlebag. What I particularly like about this bag: * Wide opening with two zippers * Straps on the back for attaching a flashlight * Mesh pocket in the flap for small items * Sturdy key clip * Straps on one side of the inner pocket for attaching items (e.g. levers) on the Side side of pocket * A pocket on the other side of the inner…

Almost perfect. This is the bag I was looking for. (I bought Orange, Medium) Pros: + Nice and roomy but not too big or wide for a road bike + Great strap and buckle design to keep the pack snug on the bike so there is no play + Great little compartments for Stationery Inside the backpack + Expandable to carry more on the big trip, but smaller for the daily commute. Cons: - None that I've encountered in 600 miles. I road bike, usually 25-50 miles on weekdays, more on weekends. I have had a Fizik