Ibera Bicycle Triangle Frame Bag

I keep tools, spare battery, tire repair kit, and other essentials for my e-bike. It's perfect.

I have a large frame mtn bike, bag fits with room to spare for pump and bracket. Could also mount water bottle in same location. Zippers are okay, those nylon coil type. If not abused they will last long enough to make bag price worth while. Overall pretty good for $20. You can spend more easily and get less.Would not put a lot of weight in it. Don't think it was designed for that.

This bag fits neatly within the frame of my bike, and within easy reach while riding. It needs a top tube, so step-thru frames won't work.The zipper is nothing special, and will likely fail, at some point. It's a standard low-cost fine-toothed pot-metal zipper, with a small tag that's hard to manipulate with gloved fingers. Put one of those little zipper pull extenders on it, so you can find it with gloves on. Also, the velcro strap at the rear is placed much lower than the zipper, so it's difficult to close the zipper with one hand, since there is no opposition to hold the fixed part in place. The bag isn't stiff enough, on its own, to offer any support. The fabric of the body is some sort of nylon, and not particularly robust, but it should hold up for several years, under normal use. I don't think there is any reflective material on the bag.The bag is roomy, and will hold quite a bit of stuff. A balled-up jacket will cause it to swell, however, and you might find that you're making contact with it if it's stuffed full. It will easily hold your phone, keys, wallet, maps, smaller tools, tube patch kit, gloves, glasses, snacks, etc. The velcro straps are a limiting factor in the weight that can be carried, however. They are sewn into the bag, but do not extend below the piping. I would recommend keeping the weight down, if possible.There are no external pockets, or internal dividers. If you're carrying smaller items (keys, coins, medications, etc), you might want to keep them in a smaller bag inside the larger bag.All in all, it's a good, low-cost carrier. It's not particularly robust, but it is adequate to most needs, and worth the cost.

First of all, this is a totally truthful, honest review from someone (in Missoula, MT) who purchased the product and is writing a review. Period.After MUCH searching, and reading reviews/comments online, I decided to buy this bag. There was a bag that was almost identical, and seemed a bit better and a little unique, but one had to order it out of Europe and the shipping cost was out of sight.Anyway, many folks online talk about the bag being a big flimsy--though I think that's a stretch. YES, it's lightweight, but ... I took it straight from the shipping box, put it on my bike, ensured that the velcro was pretty tight, and I haven't touched it since. I was prepared to actually REINFORCE it, with a strip of thin plastic, say, so that it would maintain it's shape. But I haven't had to. Granted I carry just a bike cable and a pad lock in it so far (over these first 2 weeks or so) and the bag ... doesn't bulge, doesn't get in the way of my pedaling, doesn't droop significantly (meaning, yes, it sags EVERSOLITTLE), and you do have to/I have to hold the bag a bit when I zip it closed. But really, it's just SO convenient to have a bag and a place to keep my lock that I don't mind these things at all. As others have pointed out, it's VERY reasonable in price. And for me, a light user (so to speak), I suspect it'll last several years).I have mine on a Jamis Commuter I. I think that's the correct name of the model.So, yeah, I'd buy it again. I'm a happy customer. It makes life easier. But if you plan to put 5 pounds in it, say, then your experience might be different. But if you're like me, and you just want throw your cable and lock in there--then you're all set. But the way, my bike IS my transportation. I make 4-5 trips around town here in Missoula every day, 7 days a week.

I'm very pleased with this bag. I purchased the large size, which fits on my road bike with just enough room to squeeze a water bottle into the holder underneath (it might be tighter on some bikes). It's not waterproof, and doesn't claim to be, but on a couple of recent commutes (10 miles in a steady rain), it fared pretty well. The thin outer pocket helps protect the larger inner pocket a bit, but you'll still want a baggie or plastic sleeve or something like that for anything like papers or books. As for capacity, I can fit a book or two, a sandwich for lunch, some odds and ends like bike lights, wallet, phone, etc., and also some 8-1/2" x 11" papers, bent in half lengthwise (they won't fit at full size). This bag won't replace panniers, because it isn't big enough for a change of clothes, but if I drive one day a week and bring office clothes for the week, I find that I can easily commute the other four days with only this (and a small bag under the seat for my spare tube and levers). That keeps me light and fast, with no need for a rack or panniers. After a few months of heavy use, it seems to be holding up well.

This is a huge bag. It is a 90 degree angle which most bike frames are not. I returned it to get the smaller one. I will deal with the 90 degree angle. Don’t know about being waterproof. Just got the smaller one and haven’t ridden with it yet.

Bought the medium. It is far larger than expected. (This is a positive thing). I can now carry all the things I was hoping to bring along.It is made of durable material.

Se siente de Excelente calidad. Solo he de decir que le queda muy justa a una Trek. La utilizo para guardar el traje impermeable completo: pantalón, cubre calzado, capucha y cubre mochila. Todo cupo un poco apretado pero cupo. Muy recomendable.

Habe die Tasche jetzt seit anderthalb Monaten an meinem Rad, um mein ziemlich großes und schweres Schloss (ABUS 1060, 110cm, 2,65kg) unterzubringen. Passt, wenn man es geschickt reinlegt, perfekt rein.Verarbeitung ist gut, die (drei) Klettverschlüsse halten bombenfest, einzig der Reißverschluss macht nicht den wertigsten Eindruck, ich hoffe, dass der hält.Von der Optik her nicht unbedingt meins mit den orangenen Elementen, aber in der Preisklasse und Größe konnte ich nichts anderes finden. Sieht am Rad aber doch ganz schick aus.Für mich zählen Funktionalität und Preis/Leistung, von daher 5 Sterne.

Cuando utilizo la biciicleta no me gusta llevar una mochila en la espalda, te hace trizas la columna y en días calurosos es un incordio. Estaba buscando una bolsa de cuadro desde hacía tiempo. Entré en varios foros de bikepacking y cicloturismo pero los precios que se suelen manejar para este tipo de bolsas eran demasiado altos. Por este precio decidí darle una oportunidad y estoy muy satisfecho.Escogí el modelo grande, que se ajusta más o menos al cuadro de mi Specialized aunque va un poco justo en algunos bordes. es espaciosa y he conseguido meter una barbaridad de objetos dentro, incluyendo taza de 600 ml, quemador y tanque de gas, comida, un maillot y una bomba. Tiene dos cremalleras, una con acceso a un bolsillo pequeño donde cabe bomba y unas barritas energéticas, y otra con acceso al compartimento principal, con espacio suficiente para todo lo básico. Me preocupaba que al pedalear rozase con los gemelos pero no ha sido el caso.El material está bien construido y es razonablemente impermeable, pero no me metería en una tormenta con ella. Se agradecería que hubiesen incluido ajustes en la parte inferior, para que la bolsa no baile, aunque en mi caso está tan ajustada al cuadro que no mueve en absoluto. En general muy satisfecho, y la prueba es que desde que la coloqué en la bicicleta aún no la he quitado. Más de una persona me ha dicho que era una excelente idea. La recomiendo en ese rango de precio sin duda.

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