Aduro Sport Bicycle Bike Storage Bag Triangle Saddle Frame Pouch for Cycling

And now we are on year two—the bag is still fully functional. For the past two years this bag has been indoors a total of four nights, nights where the threat of heavy freezing rain would hinder the morning commute. The rest of the time it is in the New England elements. I’ll add a photo. It is faded to a very light gray, but zipper still fine and it carries my stuff just fine.After one year, I’m writing a new review. I have an interesting bicycle life: I commute by bicycle. I ride twelve miles to work five days a week, regardless of temperature or conditions. So give or take a few dozen miles, I bike about 3,000 miles per year.I also abuse my bike. I leave it outside in snow, sleet, rain, hail, and the summer sun. It is a 1995 Trek Iron Horse. It is a beast. So any equipment I purchase is in for a test.I’m uploading a photo of this bag one year later. It is a little faded, but it is as functional as the day I strapped it on. I truly thought I would get a few months out of it at maximum. Judging from its condition after 3,000 miles, I think I’ll get many more years out of it.It is spacious enough to hold my iPhone, a boo kit, a repair kit, my keys, and a sandwich. It is a remarkable piece of equipment. I have bought two more, one for my other bike and one as a gift.

This is one of those products that actually looks better when you get it! I was a little hesitant in purchasing this as I thought it would not allow room for my water bottle and hand air pump-- no problem, take a look at attached images. The bonus is it holds my leatherman wave knife w/ belt case, Note 8 w/ extra large case, tire patch kit, wallet AND Pro Bike Tool Mini Ratchet Tool Set with a tiny bit of room left over. It also stays secure and out of the way while pedaling.It is an amazing bike storage bag AND extremely user friendly taking a full 2 minutes to install! As you can see by the picture I purchased another one. We ride in the Northwest mountains of Maine and enjoy carrying all the essentials without a back pack or saddle bags.Highly recommend this product!RECOMMENDATION: Recommend applying lip balm (bees wax) to the zipper to keep zipper opening easily and to prevent undue stress on the stitching.Happy Trails! :)

I love this frame bike bag! Well made, big enough but not bulky, straps on securely! I use it to carry a tire repair kit with pump, my key fob and wallet. Doesn't get in the way while riding! Looks great!!! Very functional and keeps it's shape! If you're looking for a nice carry bag for your bike, this is it!!!

This is a very nice bag for the money. Very functional. I use mine to store my tools, mini pump, spare tube etc. be aware that if your top tube slants down, it will be a tight fit with your water bottle (see picture). My bike is a Trek FX2 hybrid with an angled top tube so this bag pushes up against the water bottle and looks a little weird. But it fits and works fine.

I put Topeak bike rack on my other bikes and also have a Topeak saddle bag. I didn't want to put a rack on this mountain bike as I want to keep it light. I didn't want to use a saddle bag because I need to adjust the seat height during my rides and the saddle bag would be a problem. I also have a backpack and a waist pack but the backpack isn't that comfortable and the waist pack is simply too small for storage. When I saw the Aduro storage bag, I thought it was perfect. It is actually a pretty large storage bag and can hold a lot of stuff. I need to carry a spare tube, CO2 tire inflator or Topeak Peakini mini pump, phone, keys, nutrition bar, etc.. With this bag, I can comfortably carry all my essential items (not including my bike lock)..... Con? None so far. It makes contact with my Thermos water bottle but not an issue.

Works extremely well. It would be perfect except it doesn't hang absolutely centered under the cross bar due to positioning of velcro straps. However, that's not a performance issue. It's large and easily holds an iphone6+, xtra tubes and repair stuff. I'm 6'2" and have a large bike frame, and the size still interferes with a water bottle on the seat tube, so I just bought a larger bottle for the down tube bottle cage.

The straps are so long the fuzzy part ends up overlapping itself and the velcro cannot secure itself down. The stitch job connecting the velcro is pathetic. Made with zero quality assurance. It was also punctured 6 different times to secure the cardboard packaging with the branding on it. Who does that? Just outright damages the product just to hold cardboard in place. It was already bagged. Redundant. These products are shamelessly mass produced with not a care in the world if all of it ends up in a landfill. How hard is it to actually look at the product and test it along the way!?

This bag is just what I was looking for. It is roomy enough for emergency tools and a patch kit as well as a compact tire pump plus my cell phone! I like the blue color as it matches my new bike too. Being a larger bag it fits snugly between the upright and cross member and brushes against the water bottle holder. I was worried it might interfere with peddling however it does not. The only improvement I could suggest is making the Velcro straps about a quarter inch or third of an inch longer to accommodate thicker cross members.

This is a good size. At first I was worried it wouldn't fit, as my bike frame is quite small, but it only just fits! The straps keep it in place very well, and the zip is easily accessible without having to take the bag off the bike again. Seems strong, not sure if it is going to be any good against the English weather, but we'll see!

It's hard to know where to attach this- in both the front of the main triangle or the back, it blocks a water bottle cage. I had to put it towards the back as my front water bottle is more important; I wouldn't be able to use this thing on a longer ride where I need both bottles. My bike is fairly large, so I think this problem would be even worse on smaller frames. Putting a very thin windbreaker vest and a couple of energy bars caused it bulge enough that it would brush against my legs, which was annoying. Perhaps this isn't an issue with this product specifically, but would have been nice to know these issues before buying.

I’ve had this under seat pack for over a month now, and it gets its daily use ! It holds a spare diaper, a roll of dog poop bags, my keys and my phone ! With some room to spare. So happy with this purchase.

Nothing wrong with the bag but the Velcro straps are short so I can’t use it with my bike as it has a thick frame.

Mon fils l'utilise tous les jours, et il ne le regrette pas