Review on 🚲 Aduro Sport Triangle Saddle Frame Pouch: Efficient Storage Solution for Cycling Enthusiasts by Ricky Bedell

Now in its second year, the bag is still fully functional. This bag has spent a total of four nights indoors over the past two years, nights when the threat of heavy freezing rain could thwart morning commutes. The rest of the time it is in the elements of New England. I will add a photo. It has faded to a very light gray but the zipper is still fine and holds up well with my stuff. A year later I am writing a new review. I have an interesting cycling life: I cycle to work. I drive 12 miles to work, five days a week, regardless of temperature or weather conditions. So, give or take a few dozen miles, I drive about 3,000 miles a year. I also abuse my bike. In snow, mud, rain, hail and summer sun I leave it outside. This is a 1995 Trek Iron Horse. That's a beast. So every device I buy passes the test. A year later I upload a photo of this bag. It's a little faded, but it's just as functional as the day I put it on. I really thought I could only benefit from it for a few months at most. Based on its condition after 3000 miles I think it will last me for many years to come. It's roomy enough to fit my iPhone, shoe set, repair kit, keys and a sandwich. This is wonderful gear. I bought two more, one for my other bike and one as a gift.