Old-tool-guy
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Looking for advice for a small carry bag, hopefully attached to the handlebars. Only needs to be big enough for a cell phone, wallet and car keys.
Handlebar carry bag advice
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fooferdoggie
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chrome has some nice ones that are on sale right now.
chromeindustries.com
Bike Bags & Panniers
Bags built for on & off the bike. Durable, water-resistant bike bags & panniers to help you easily navigate everyday.
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keithj69
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This is a nice bag I use
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BMZZ4X46?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BMZZ4X46?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
fooferdoggie
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chrome had a killer local sale a couple of weeks ago the most expensive bag was only 20.00 and it went down from there.
Those bags are cool. 'local sale'? Where dat?
fooferdoggie
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Portland oregon. We were going to the keen store and they weee right across. Most of their stuff was 80%off 130 shorts were 25.00 they did not have the newest colors. Wife got shoes for 20.00
fooferdoggie
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ya real lucky. I had just bought a pair of shorts for 77.00 on clearance.I found the same ones there 25.00 so I bought 3 and canceled the order. spent 100.00 they gave us 20% coupon to use at keen. we went there wife found sandals she liked 1/2 off. so the sandals would have been 135. we got everything for 160.00
I use hunters belt bag, most outdoor shops sell them in various sizes. Any color as long as it is camo.
eg https://outdoorshop.nz/products/hunters-element-caliber-pouch-charcoal?_pos=22&_sid=20f039e28&_ss=r
Has straps that clip over handlebars.
eg https://outdoorshop.nz/products/hunters-element-caliber-pouch-charcoal?_pos=22&_sid=20f039e28&_ss=r
Has straps that clip over handlebars.
old guy 666
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I use a bag that mounts on top the top tube with another strap around the steering stem. It is done with Velcro straps. Stays in place, but can be removed in a minute. It carries phone, keys, snacks, and small stuff I want at hand. It is a carry over from when I had a manual powered road bike.
I've bought few of these from Aliexpress and used them on my MTBs to carry spare tube tools and small pump. They don't work for Stepthroughs as there is no top tube, hence handlebar bag on my earlier post.
Gionnirocket
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I've got a few of those... So far they've held up well.
mrgold35
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I have the Lepeiqi handlebar bag for two of our his/her ebikes. Mostly to hold a battery for an aux light. It is large enough and easy to attach/detach to hold a wallet, phone, keys, etc...
Amazon USA, $12: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09Y134MJJ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1
Lepeiqi bag on Odier handlebar extender for NiteRider Endura Pro 3600lm (I put cell, wallet, keys in rear rack bag)
Amazon USA, $12: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09Y134MJJ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1
Lepeiqi bag on Odier handlebar extender for NiteRider Endura Pro 3600lm (I put cell, wallet, keys in rear rack bag)
6zfshdb
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If you can use "pop rivets", you can save some ,money and make your own.
I use these small canvas zipper bags:
I then use pop rivets to fasten these Velcro straps to the back of the bag:
You can then make up 4 bags for $45, including the rivet tool. The bags can then be hung almost anywhere on the bike.
I use these small canvas zipper bags:
I then use pop rivets to fasten these Velcro straps to the back of the bag:
You can then make up 4 bags for $45, including the rivet tool. The bags can then be hung almost anywhere on the bike.
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Gionnirocket
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No reason to reinvent the wheel.
These little bags are excellent.
