As far as the area of the trunk bag w/OUT the panniers open, can someone please tell me, are there more cubic inches then the Delta Cycle Day Bag?
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I can't really compare the cubic inches, but if it helps: The trunk area fits my size 10 shoes perfectly. That is about how much room you have in it. Hope this helps.
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One of the guys at work has one of the deltas I think. When I compared it to my To peak, it seemed slightly taller by about an inch. We both agreed however that the To peak was better made, and had a back mesh pocket (drink holder) with a draw string that was super handy for a cell phone or set of keys needing quick but secure access. Both bags looked like they would hold roughly 8 cans of soda in the main compartment.
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Yes, you should have no problems. The BVs are quite roomy. We ordered a couple of sets for a 350 mile bike tour from PA down to DC along the GAP and C&O.; They held up just fine hauling gear for a couple of Boy Scouts. Took a chance with the less expensive panniers, and thus far it has paid off.
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That's a pretty technical question so I had to go out and measure mine. It is 8 1/2" long and about 9" wide at the center (it tapers slightly) It's not obtrusive but large enough to bungee a bag to. It is well made and worth the money. Be aware, though, that you will probably have to enlarge the mounting holes--easily done.
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I'll ask my brother to measure his bag tomorrow and get back to you. I own a Dakine bag, bought this for my little brother.
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I don't know about the length to the inch, but the bag is the length of my aluminum blackburn bike rack. and if that bag in the back would be hard pressed to fit a bottle in, I've never tried - I put a cell phone, my iPod 5, and keys and it's pretty full.
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I am not good at knowing how large something is in cubic inches, I do know that this bag can hold a lot of stuff, I carry a small umbrella in it a windbreaker,and extra 16oz bottle of water, first aid kit, ( small one) a small wallet, and still have room for misc. stuff. besides the zipper compartment in front, and the mesh pockets on the sides, and another place to either put money or your phone inside. It is a very roomy bag. I think you will be happy with it.
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I love these saddle bags so I'm glad to respond to your question. The web between the bags is 5 inches wide and fits perfectly on a standard bike luggage rack. Each bag is 12 inches high and 14 inches wide. There are two zipper pockets on each bag. The larger pocket easily holds my large binoculars with room to spare. Good luck with them!
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It is about 17 inches long internally. I bought this for my folding dahon. I would pack lunch and work clothes in the bag. The added weight in the back created problems for me. If you are using a folding bike I recommend looking into a bag that mounts on the front. If they are big enough your bike will handle much better
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I recently was able to stuff a paperback book, 11" x 8" x 1/2" into one of the panniers. You could then fit roll up pants, a light shirt, and socks into the other pannier, and lunch into the trunk part. I doubt that shoes would fit at the same time (shoes would take up one side by themselves). But it's hard to say, because the trunk expands upwards. Basically, the panniers are not that big, but they are very useful for me: lunch and some clothes on one side, pants and more clothes on the other, (shoes already at work), and the trunk is empty. Remember, this only fits the Ibera PakRak rear rack.
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This is a 1600 Cu In. bag, overall storage space. However, given this has a 3L bladder, it can take up a decent amount of space in the main compartment. I have no problem fitting food, water, first aid, some clothing, and other supplies for a decent length day hike. However, like another comment stated, unless you are a true minimalist hiker, I wouldnt recommend this for overnight trips.
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I can tell you exactly what you are getting with this bike bag. There is nothing fancy about it. It is a heavy duty canvas bag with a sturdy zipper on top and two sides. It measures 47 inches by 30 inches and is approximately 6 1/2 to 7 inches deep. Compare the measurements to your bike. Almost any bike will fit if you take off the wheels and strap them to the frame. I use it to enclose my bike in when I strap it to the top of my car when I am traveling long distances. It keeps my bike clean and protected from dirt, dust and the elements. For this purpose I have been very happy with my purchase. I can tell you exactly what you are getting with this bike bag. There is nothing fancy about it. It is a heavy duty canvas bag with a sturdy zipper on top and two sides. It measures 47 inches by 30 inches and is approximately 6 1/2 to 7 inches deep. Compare the measurements to your bike. Almost any bike will fit if you take off the wheels and strap them to the frame. I use it to enclose my bike in when I strap it to the top of my car when I am traveling long distances. It keeps my bike clean and protected from dirt, dust and the elements. For this purpose I have been very happy with my... » Read More I can tell you exactly what you are getting with this bike bag. There is nothing fancy about it. It is a heavy duty canvas bag with a sturdy zipper on top and two sides. It measures 47 inches by 30 inches and is approximately 6 1/2 to 7 inches deep. Compare the measurements to your bike. Almost any bike will fit if you take off the wheels and strap them to the frame. I use it to enclose my bike in when I strap it to the top of my car when I am traveling long distances. It keeps my bike clean and protected from dirt, dust and the elements. For this purpose I have been very happy with my purchase. « Show Less
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only with the side pockets the main mesh its tight squeeze but possible. but too tight for easy access. it held supplies for a 105 mile bike ride no problem nuk tablets power bars and tools with a patch kit. over all not a bad forward bag and for the price it is worth it.
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I have a 34" waist and my torso is a bit longer than yours and I am sure there is both room to "cinch-it down" or open it up from there, as needed. I know it says "skinny" style in the description, but I think that is very misleading because this bag will fit most frames (unless you are less than 120 lbs or over 300). This is easily the best bag I have ever owned (out of about 5-6 other brands, sizes, styles, etc.) and I have been adding gear to it ever since I received it from Amazon. I cannot wait to really get out and beat on it a bit because I know it will take it and as such, would recommend it to anyone. JC
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Did you purchase this for your Delta? I was wondering if it is a good fit lengthwise. 31" seems a little short compared to the OEM bag.
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Best bet is to fold up chain/measure it and compare to advertised size of bag. My personal preference for carrying that type of stuff is to put in larger back on rack on back of bike. I use this bag for carrying wallet, cell phone, power bars, & other such stuff -- I love the bag for this type of use, it fits great on the bike and I have a bottle rack on the crossbar below -- plenty of clearance.
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I don't personally have panniers on my bike. But there seems to be room enough to accommodate them. without cover being too big.
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I recently was able to stuff a paperback book, 11" x 8" x 1/2" into one of the panniers. You could then fit roll up pants, a light shirt, and socks into the other pannier, and lunch into the trunk part. I doubt that shoes would fit at the same time (shoes would take up one side by themselves). But it's hard to say, because the trunk expands upwards. Basically, the panniers are not that big, but they are very useful for me: lunch and some clothes on one side, pants and more clothes on the other, (shoes already at work), and the trunk is empty. Remember, this only fits the Ibera PakRak rear rack. I recently was able to stuff a paperback book, 11" x 8" x 1/2" into one of the panniers. You could then fit roll up pants, a light shirt, and socks into the other pannier, and lunch into the trunk part. I doubt that shoes would fit at the same time (shoes would take up one side by themselves). But it's hard to say, because the trunk expands upwards. Basically, the panniers are not that big, but they are very useful for me: lunch and some clothes on one side, pants and more clothes on the other, (shoes already at work), and the trunk is empty. Remember, this only fits the... » Read More I recently was able to stuff a paperback book, 11" x 8" x 1/2" into one of the panniers. You could then fit roll up pants, a light shirt, and socks into the other pannier, and lunch into the trunk part. I doubt that shoes would fit at the same time (shoes would take up one side by themselves). But it's hard to say, because the trunk expands upwards. Basically, the panniers are not that big, but they are very useful for me: lunch and some clothes on one side, pants and more clothes on the other, (shoes already at work), and the trunk is empty. Remember, this only fits the Ibera PakRak rear rack. « Show Less