Topeak Fuel Tank with Charging Cable Hole

My recommendation for this pack is strong. You may want to consider the large version if you are considering the medium version. You may also purchase both, return one and keep the other. There is only a slight difference in size between the small and large one, but the large one holds much The description of this bag seemed too big and heavy and I was worried it would be too heavy and too big. After I bought several different top frame bags, this one was the best by far. That was a far cry from the truth. There was no rib-rubbing and my legs did not touch it. I was worried it would be too wide and my legs would rip against it. Slim and in good shape, it does not lose its shape. It's something I'll take care of later. I'm not really sure what the comment is about the fact that it doesn't seem to be This is a completely foreign concept to me. If it rains torrentially and there is a typhoon, you are surely going to lose your documents. The contents of my bags will not get wet in drizzle, but none of them have so far gotten wet. When putting your stuff in the pouch, you may want to put each item in an individual ziplock bag (or in its own bag if it is that much of a concern). My Jersey pocket got wetter in the rain than it should have due to sweat seeping through the shirt, then the stuff got wetter in my pocket. I just wanted to let you know Items such as a missing link, inner tube, and tools. The small pouch under the seat held my wallet, keys, phone, and other items, and the rest of my items went in my pocket on my Jersey. The photo I have included shows where I kept my pouch on my bike. Behind the bike in the photo is a graffiti wall. I apologize for the distraction. In front of the handlebars, you are able to see the pouch on the top bar. There is no need to be concerned about its size.

Banks Decker

| May 28, 2021

However, he is employed in a different This bag did not seem like it would work as advertised (Read the entire review)

I was skeptical. A very good job has been done with this. This bag has a tiny pouch for keys and a lot of space on the inside. I struggle to fit my smartphone into my pocket. If you have a large smartphone, you may not want to use it. It was a good idea to put Velcro closures here. Extra food, emergency supplies, and other items that you would normally store in your jersey pockets can all be stored in this bag. After receiving it, I installed it on the top tube of my road bike and secure it around the stem by using the Velcro straps it came with. riding out of the saddle for the first time, the first thing I did was to get out of my As I moved my legs, it became evident that the bag was interfering with their motion. A more specific area is I would occasionally feel it rubbing against the inside of my quads when I was in the saddle. In the end, I removed it and never used it in the same manner In the end, I kept it since I thought I may find another use for it on my mountain bike. After thinking about it for a few days, I came up with would fit in a different orientation, on a different part of the bike. I was able to mount it under the downtube, behind front wheel, and in front of It had about an inch of clearance from the front tire. In order to keep the water bottle cage from sliding down, I attached it to it. Since it is installed the way I did, it does not chafe when I remove and insert the bottle into it. A few weeks ago, I tried this for the first time and it worked great! It does not rub against the componentry, and it does not interfere with it. In terms of accessibility, there are only some drawbacks. If you're in this orientation, you can't reach into the bag to grab something. There is a zipper at the bottom of the pouch. In other words, it is necessary to invert the bike in order to open it and access its Keeping it for extended rides that require additional food and supplies made sense to me. It is my hope that this will help others who have the same problems as me. Because I believe I'll be able to make good use of it, I have decided to give it five stars. Edit
Using the bag in the configuration I have described above, I have taken a few rides. As far as my experience goes, I am pleased. The arm warmers I was wearing allowed me to take it along for a ride. Taking them out of the bag and putting them in the Topeak was the right decision. There was no need to invert the bike in order to get to I was able to swing the bag to the side with minimal force, and that was enough to get the zipper open and get the contents inside. I then put the bag back behind the front wheel, and that seemed to work. I find it to be very effective. Be sure to close the zipper after using (you can shut it later).

Aurelia Combs

| May 01, 2021

I love what you've done. My 2015 Trek Farley 6 is nice and snug against the headstock by velcro straps without interfering with steering movement (and sits up to the head stock without obstructing head movement Despite its size, there is plenty of space inside for my keys, my bike, and my other items I would prefer gloves over glasses. I would also like an iPhone 6 (probably a 6+). Add some minimalist style to any bike with this great accessory.

Lincoln Ali

| Jan 01, 2021

My food and stuff can fit at least 1/3 more in this bag and I can also fit my iPhone 6 Plus inside it. One-handed operation is crucial on squirrelly gravel, and the zip down the middle is fast and secure when it is open all the way. Things don't seem to spill out, even when the bag is completely open. There could be a couple inches added to the top tube straps, but I just use them to attach a tire tube beneath, so it still works for me, and if your top tube is larger you should be able to make it work. This storage container seemed a bit large at first, but it is never in the way, it stays upright even when it is loaded, and it has a lot of space. I haven't had a chance to find out how rainproof it is, but it seems like it would be fine in the rain. In addition, they cost about half as much as other quality tank bags that cost twice as much. You'll have to rub your knees against the bag if it is any wider than three inches, so I would be absolutely annoyed if you got a bag that is any wider than that.

Erin BEVAN

| Aug 29, 2020