🔧 Topeak Aero Wedge DX Pouch Review

A few things you should know before you buy a bag. The bag you will receive does not match the standard gray and black bag photo. You will receive the black shown in customer photos and item descriptions; What is good. Another thing you also need to know is that if you have a road bike with smaller seats, the mount will not fit; You must purchase a separate F22 racing seat bracket. I bought this for my Trek road bike without knowing it and had to use zip ties to hold the mount in place until I…

Medium sized Aero packaging with plastic holder. I read a few reviews from people complaining about the plastic holder breaking on bumpy descents, but after my 18 mile climb and 45 mile descent on rough pavement. The product and mount are secure IF you tighten the mount properly. Yes, it's plastic, but if the latch is overtightened, it flexes a few degrees around the edges, which stresses the center of the top and can crack if it hits a bump. I pulled mine down to a reasonable 3nm with the…

(see my small size review) This is the right size bag for me for the seat. It includes a screwdriver with any hex head used on my bike, a T- 30 for my sprockets and a Phillips bit, a micro leatherman, some spare zip ties, a small bungee cord, a tire patch kit with 3 pry bars (er, plastic), some cash for emergencies, a pair of latex gloves, um to keep my hands grease-free in case I have to climb into the gearbox, a spare hose and a very small first-aid kit. Sentence. As you can see from the…

A few things you should know before you buy a bag. The bag you will receive does not match the standard gray and black bag photo. You will receive the black shown in customer photos and item descriptions; What is good. Another thing you also need to know is that if you have a road bike with smaller seats, the mount will not fit; You must purchase a separate F22 racing seat bracket. I bought this for my Trek road bike without knowing it and had to use zip ties to hold the mount in place until I…

Medium sized aero case with plastic bracket. I read a few reviews from people complaining about the plastic holder breaking on bumpy descents, but after my 18 mile climb and 45 mile descent on rough pavement. The product and mount are secure IF you tighten the mount properly. Yes, it's plastic, but if the latch is overtightened, it flexes a few degrees around the edges, which stresses the center of the top and can crack if it hits a bump. I pulled mine down to a reasonable 3nm with the threads…

(see my small size review) For me this is the right size for a seat bag. It will include a screwdriver with each hex head used on my bike, a T-30 for my sprockets and a Phillips bit, a micro leatherman, some spare zip ties, a small bungee cord, a tire patch kit with 3 pry bars (er, plastic), some cash for emergencies, a pair of latex gloves to keep my hands grease-free in case I need to get into the transmission, a spare hose, and a very small first aid kit. Sentence. As you can see from the…