🚲 Disconano Bike Handlebar Bags with Rain Cover - Front Baskets in Black Review

This fits nicely in the space under my steering wheel. I love that it fits in my power bank, I can refill my gloves and even my bike tools. It never feels bulky and is well organized with a central divider, multiple pockets and two zippers that can be opened from either side. I am a good addition to my bike

I like the size of this bag as my bike is not good with baskets and I wanted to put a battery in something for the lights. He is well suited for this. Unfortunately the first time I used it was during a rainstorm and my iPhone 4S got messed up inside. I put a small neon colored plastic cover on it, but either I did it wrong or it's not very waterproof because when I pulled my phone out it was wet and discolored. Pooh. Lesson learned.

This is a very nice little compact handlebar bag. When the weather is nice, I mostly do day rides of 10 to 50 miles. I was looking for something that would give me a little more room than my seat bag (which is full of tools and a spare tube). This case easily fits my small pocket camera, phone, wallet and garage door opener and has a very low profile. My bike is a drop road bike and doesn't bother with extra brake levers or cables.

Very satisfied, perfect fit for my scooter, iPhone 8plus fits in and plenty of space around. Inside there is a zipped pocket on the flat part - ideal for hiding your ID, CC or $. The side pockets are good for keys or something small that you need quick access to. A zipper from a bag with spruce jewelry or something suitable. I don't plan on riding in the rain so the cape can be used as a shower cap lol or who knows put on dirty shoes. I still keep it for its light color in case I need to be…

The perfect size for storing your various items. Items that would otherwise be stowed in a pocket or pockets under the seat. I found it easier to put on and more comfortable putting it on across from me than on the front. Haven't used it for long, so I can't comment on durability yet. The locks still work perfectly. My cell phone (Moto G4) just about fits into the main compartment. There might be enough room for a 6 inch phone, but is it cramped? For your information. If you don't need a logo…

Perfect size for what I wanted. It's relatively small, but it fits a large spare intermediate tube, tool kit, crowbar, patches, wallet and still has enough room for a tie rod if I want to. There are 2 mesh pockets on the sides, one for my phone and one for the garage remote. There is a small pocket on the front which if I didn't have a wallet would already be a great place for an ID or credit card wrapped in some bills. The bag is also easy to put on and take off so I can take it with me when I

I give 5 stars because it's relatively cheap and for the most part is a really good bike bag to wear on the handlebars. The size is perfect, it fits your phone, wallet, keys and there is still room for some other small things. There are a few compartments. It comes with a yellow plastic lid that you can use to close the bag from the outside when it rains. Overall, this is a great little bike handlebar bag. If I were to give the manufacturer constructive feedback - omit the yellow plastic lid…

I keep my tools and bike parts in my saddlebag. This is for things I want easy access to or don't want to mess around with tools on. I might need something bigger for travel, but it's great for short trips. Here's what I just carried in it: front pocket = rear light (when not in use), charging cable. used) Right compartment = elastic band Main compartment = glass case (with glasses), wallet, Canon S100 camera, handkerchiefs, folding knife, Samsung S6 mobile phone Inner compartment with zipper =

Vertical alignment and 3 equal length straps mean this bag is difficult to attach to a road or touring bike with a long stem (110mm in my case). fasten is. The bottom strap doesn't reach the head tube, so wrap it around the cables at best. Because of this, the bag is not secure or stable. The top of the bag extends about 1.5 inches past your poles, so this position blocks the most useful light mounting points and somewhat blocks the beam of pole mount lights. That said, the vertical length of…