A custom made saddlebag. Nice, clean, and simple. Enough space for a a spare tube, multitool, CO2, Tire levers, and maybe a small snack if you fancy.
This deluxe saddlebag has an internal tube keeper as well as a small elastic pocket for your tools and small parts. The adjustable Velcro attachment allows this bag to be fit to most saddles out there.
Custom colors available at no extra charge
Tired of awkwardly balancing your fries or that mid ride beer while pedaling? Say goodbye to food-fumbling fiascos with the Bluestreak Feedbag! – the turbocharged feed bag lets you devour your favorite burrito while you pedal, maintaining your need for speed and snacking satisfaction. Whether you're tearing up trails or cruising through the city, the Bluestreak keeps your cravings in check and your ride deliciously delightful. Saddle up for snack time success with the Bluestreak! Where every mile is measured in munches!
These feed bags will fit most bar/stem combinations. Flat bars, drop bars, some other secret third bar type you name it and it’ll most likely work!
A custom-made frame bag, carefully sewn to fit your bike and reflect your personality. Choose up to three colors and your preferred attachment method. Each bag includes a large main compartment, a map pocket on the non-drive side, and a pass-through port for cables or hydration hoses. For an additional $15, a second main compartment can be added.
These bags are made custom to each bike. As a result we will need to get exact measurements. After you submit your order I will be in touch with instructions on how and what to measure on your bike.
A custom made frame bag. Sewn to fit your bike and personality. Up to 3 color options, your choice of attachment method.
Each frame bag has a large main compartment, a map pocket on the non drive side, as well as pass through port for any cable or hydration needs.
These bags are made custom to each bike. As a result we will need to get exact measurements. After you submit your order I will be in touch with instructions on how and what to measure on your bike.