Ibera Bike Handlebar Bag For Camera Equipment, Clip-On Quick Release Bicycle Bag With Rain Cover And Map Sleeve Review

My parents bought me a really nice bike bag last Christmas for the back of my bike. On my first bike trip in the Spring I took along my, camera, water and snacks. That is when I realized it probably wasn't smart to put my camera in with water in the event that the bottles leaked. That is when I found this bag that you can mount to your handlebars. This actually works out much better if you are riding along and want to capture a picture of wildlife in a matter of seconds. It is definitely easier

I love the bag it is just what i wanted for my canon 60D. I was worried that i might damage my 60D and the $2000 L-series lens on a bike ride through bumpy terrain but now that I have it I feel secure putting my camera in it. It locks in topside down with a latch that can only be removed upwards alleviating my fear that it might slip off the bike. Comes with a rain hoodie which I wound up needing the first trip i took with it.Attaching it to my bike was fairly simple.NOTE: Bikepac made a…

I bought this bag to carry a superzoom point/shoot, a small point shoot, and all of the various snacks and supplies needed for distance riding for a Pittsburgh>DC (GAP>C&O) ride that I'm doing in the coming weeks.I received it about a week ago and immediately installed it. Installation is super easy and it sits out far enough in front of the bars to not interfere with cabling/shifting/bell (Trek 6000). It does block the standard-mount light I have on my handlebars, so I'm going to reinstall…

I love this Ibera handlebar bag, recommend it, and would buy it again.The medium bag is just the right size so that my hands still fit between the sides of the bag and the handlebars. My old handlebar bag from Performance was nice, but a little too wide and did not leave enough room on the sides.The bag snaps on and off of the clamp (push the orange button on the top and pull the bag upward). So you can easily take it with you when you go into a coffee shop or store etc. You can order extra…

I bought this for a bike tour to ride the 150 GAP trail from Pittsburgh PA to Cumberland MD. It held up flawlessly and the rain cover did its job too when needed. I'm not sure how much weight I had in it but I loaded it with toiletries and snacks since it was easy to attach/detech from the mount and has the shoulder strap. This was huge for me as my panniers were stuffed full with bigger gear and this kept small items easily accessible and portable when off my bike.I haven't used it since that…