Product Description
Dimensions 41-Cubic Inches, 6.25 x 2 x 3.25-Inch (length x width x height). Designed originally for triathletes (and ours still works great for that use), our top tube bag is a great add on to keep your must-haves (phone, wallet, keys) within reach. The clear top allows you to see what is in there while keeping it all dry. Plenty of room for race tools, food, or camera, phone, etc.
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Product Details
- Color: Black
- Brand: Banjo Brothers
- Model: 01062BAN
- Released on: 2010-03-19
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 3.25" h x 2.00" w x 6.50" l,
Features
- 840 Denier Nylon Fabric with Padded and Lined Interior
- Rubber-Backed Frame Straps are Secure and Gentle on Bike?s Finish
- Interior Key Clip and Reflective Piping
- Clear Flap helps keep Your Stuff Dry and allows Full View of Contents
- Plenty of Room for Race Tools/Food, or Camera, Phone, etc.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
20 of 21 people found the following review helpful.
By Daniel Dalton
Previous reviewers have already noted the many good qualities about this bag, which led me to purchase it. It is indeed a good bag with one caveat. It needs a rain cover. With even a slight drizzle the contents in the bag will get wet. One of the product features states, "Clear flap helps keep your stuff dry..." This is a true statement only if it is not raining. Now, I don't enjoy riding in the rain and I try to avoid riding in the rain. But sometimes it happens. Perhaps a bit hokey, but on those occasions I fix a shower cap over the top of the bag, which acts as a rain cover. Please don't laugh when you pass me :-D
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
By Thomas M. Yarbrough
If you need a little bag to stow your phone, keys, and an energy bar for your road bike; this is the ticket. It has a plastic liner on the top to protect contents from rain and attaches in seconds. The only con I see is if your top tube isn't large, the velcro straps won't cinch down very tight. This isn't a major issue because the third attachment point wraps laterally around the stem or seat post which prevents much rotation. It isn't quite as functional on a MTB because of the need to move a lot on hills, obstacles, etc. I find myself bumping into it a lot so I just keep my stuff in the backpack.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By T. Chatman
This basically has room for about 3 powerbars, or 2 powerbars and your cell phone, or 1 powerbar and a small point and shoot camera. I've folded up a route sheet to lay on top of the contents so I could read it through the clear "lid," and that worked fine, but it's a small window -- basically about 1.5 inches wide by about 4 inches long.
If you're just looking for a tiny space to hold a couple of extra items within reach as you ride, this will do the job. The biggest drawback is that the bag is likely to interfere with your knees when you get out of the saddle to climb. If that's not a big deal, you'll probably like this little bag.
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