Trail Mountain Bike Full Frame Bag | Bicycle Touring, Bikepacking, Commuting Pack | Trail/Mountain Small, Medium, Large

Seems to be well built! I have it mounted on a size medium Trek 1120 Backpacking bike and it fits perfectly. About a third of the cost of other competitors and seems just fine. Zippers seem decent and the material is good.

It's a decent frame bag the medium fits my nukeproof scout well it will fail tho I had it for 2 years the zipper is still going strong but the straps are starting to fail but I think it's worth it to buy a new 45$ frame bag instead of buying a 200$ frame bag adjust buy a new one every 2/3 years

Great bag! Got a hoodie, extra Kinko gloves, water bottle and a couple other layers in there too! Pic is on a medium 2017 specialized fatboy

It is solid for an introduction frame bag. Does everything a frame bag should do. I was going to give it 4 stars because it does not have loops at the top for securing long things like tent poles or a pump but then I remembered that is is only $40! For the price, you can't beat this one! Especially as the next competitor's frame bag starts at over $120. The quality of the stitching and the zipper was better than expected. Plus there is a space divider in the bag, super helpful for keeping things organized on tour. Super easy to install with a near perfect fit.

The bag's construction seems to be pretty good. The hook-and-loop straps are very strong and the bag absolutely stays in place, regardless of how much stuff you have in it. The zipper is somewhat stiff (probably good for durability and water resistance), but this also makes just ripping the zipper open and closed a little difficult. You have to hold the bag while pulling the zipper slowly to get the zip or unzip started. Otherwise, it looks like it's going to work great. I have this in a 2014 Surly Pugsley medium frame and it fits very nicely.

Did the job for susitna 100 race and bike commuting. Water resistant, plenty of space, fits medium frame fat bike well. True to reported measurements. Zipper can be a bit sticky, but never was a significant problem for one season so far. Fit a spare tire, bike repair kit, 4000 kcal food, about 12L worth of Gatorade powder, a medium size MTB tire pump, and a few spare snack bars in there. So plenty spacious. Wish I could report on the long term durability, but only about 200 plus miles on it so far.

If you ride to live and life is a good ride then do your bikes right and get them their very own back packs this x-mas. With the BT sub woofer snuggled in between the battery and hybrid biscuits, you be hands free and in for a nice ride. safely that is. These critters built tough and take a good mud splash while keeping it all nice and cozy inside. shipping fast and solid price point for the quality.

Had to reduce the thickness of the soft foam padding that I used originally from 1 inch on all sides, to about 1/2 an in on all sides instead. But I got it to fit! At first it will be a tight snug fit, but after zipping it up, and letting it sit for a few days, the bag has now stretched enough to where its easier to fit the battery in and out. Not that I'll be taking it out all that often anyway, since its pretty much a one and done. But it fits!! Time will tell how good the bag holds up. Sadly the bike I used it on is no more, since the one torque arm I had for the 3000w motor bent and broke the other drop out! Lol my fault. But this bag is great! I cut a small slit in the bottom to route the wires to the top of my controller bag. Which is just the toolbag that Ridgid uses for its oscillating tool (GREAT bag for the controller and excess wires and what not to fit into for a much cleaner look!). Cut a small hole in the Ridgid bag to route my wires as well, and boom. Everything looks better! ---- Ridgid OEM 903209086 Bag - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08TH7NRB9 -- 3000W Triangle Battery I'm using - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0979383J3/