






Lidded handlebar / saddle bag
A modern take on a traditional silhouette. I’m not sure what to call it, it started as a saddle bag but with the built in stiffener it’s just as suitable for using as a handlebar bag. If it fits between your bars, that is. I offer two sizes and two types of pockets, go for the small size with mesh pockets if your bars are a traditional road width or move up in size and add pockets if you’re on gravel-specificâ„¢ bars or plan on running it on the back. As a saddle bag it’s best off supported by a Carradice Bagman.
Small: 28cm wide x 15cm deep x 20cm high = 8.5-12 liters
Large: 32cm wide x 17cm deep x 25cm high = 13-16 liters
(These volumes are estimates for a flat top, with overstuffing you could stretch this with another liter or 2.)