🚲 Topeak Tribag Black: Convenient Storage Solution for Cyclists without Rain Cover Review

This bag fits nicely over the bar and next to the steering column, holds my garage door remote and a few bucks in case I need a coffee. It's small and not very noticeable, so it's the perfect bag for me.

I have 4 of these multi bike bags! Great product with multiple pockets that will keep contents dry in wet weather when closed tightly. Working with tools, phones, extra batteries and design will not ruin the color on the top of the handset. I had to add longer velcro to keep the strap firmly on the stem, but that's not a problem with self-adhesive velcro pads that are easy to find at hardware stores.

Perfect size but if you have a road bike with thin tubes/stem like me then I find the bag a bit loose when the velcro is in the smallest position because its size is a bit better suited for modern bikes with thick geometry . Still works well but the bag folds a bit instead of being firm and stable. Otherwise good quality.

This bag fits my bike perfectly. The lower part, which sits on the frame tube, is rubberized. Once the straps are tightened, the bag is rock solid - I can't get it to slide or wobble from side to side. My phone fits perfectly in the side pocket. This allows you to conveniently take out your phone without rummaging through the rest of the bag's contents. Typical Topeak quality construction. Love it!

Our phones are big. We both have HTC MyTouch 4g with cases. Many handlebar bags do not fit cell phones with a case. This was the next option and the phone fits well. It also frees the bars; With three bars and a computer, the bars are pretty crowded. The bag is big enough to fit a phone in a pocket and some bars or whatever you want to carry in the same size. The raincoat may come off in light rain. It leaves some space at the ends where water can get in during a storm. We don't ride in the…

Need a bag to keep things I don't want to carry in my bags while driving. This Topeak bag does the job perfectly. I now have two of these strapped to the top tube of my wife's carbon bike and my own carbon fiber trek bike. The tubes are a fairly stable size, but the straps on the bag are easy to twist. There is nothing wrong with this bag. In addition, the main compartment is large enough to store a garage door opener and small snacks or gels. In addition to the main compartment on the side…

I bought this bag because I hate riding with loose things in my pockets (phone, keys, wallet) and have tested it on two different bikes. On my old bike, the thin steel tubing and spring system compromises the stability of the bag attachment - I used some old cut tubing to effectively thicken the top tube, but the spring stem attachment area (where modern headsets would have shims) is narrow due to the Shape and the octagonal retaining ring, which sometimes causes the top pocket to be…