Is this bag wide enough to accommodate road bike handle bars?
1061756
I simply turned the handlebar by 90 degrees so I could leave all brake and shift handles and cables fixed. Then it worked fine.
948656
It's a great bag. The fit will depend on your sissy bar pad.Check with Nelson about the wide pads.
1444282
Yes, I use it on my road bike. I carry my keys, ID, cell phome and a protein bar. I am satisfied with this product.
589686
I don't personally have panniers on my bike. But there seems to be room enough to accommodate them. without cover being too big.
2063531
I bought a bicycle bag that attaches to the Jetson bike handlebars. It fits nicely and I can use this for carrying the charger or bags that I can use to store larger items.
82249
I think it would, I have a nashbar elite handlebar bag I was planning to mount on this which measures about 10 inches in width. There would be about 1.5 inches from the back of the bag to the stem which is about the distance of the mounting hardware. This is a good bar. It is the diameter of older mountain bike components however, that being the stem diameter and shifter/ brake mount diameter so be aware if you have newer stuff it may not work. good luck
335250
I am using the rack for mountain bikes but would agree they may be too small for road bikes
799723
I checked out a pic of your bike and I think this particular bag might be a bit large for it, I had the Nelson-Rigg CL-950 Deluxe bags on a Can Am Spyder and they fit nicely. I think this style of bag would look good on your bike but they would need to be a little smaller
949967
The bag sits out about 2.5" from the actual handlebar. That's a fair amount of room to get just about anybody's fingers through, so I would suggest you purchase the bag from a reputable dealer such as REI or Performance who will gladly take the bag back if it doesn't meet your bikes specific needs.Otherwise, I really enjoy the bag and the way it organizes things and detaches easily when I dismount to go inside someplace. It does get in the way of head lights, so you'll need the Topeak accessory bar to elevate the headlight should you plan to ride at night.
503665
I can't say for sure, but looking at a picture of the walker, I would expect it to fit. The bag has two adjustable buckles for attaching, so it can accommodate various size handles/bars.
800137
its a huge case and i think any bike would go in it. My road bike had loads of room. I took the handle bars and aero bars off and velcro'd them to the frame pointing down - no issues.
1508049
It should fit fine. I have the rack set up on a mountain bike and road bike. Both are running 700x32 tires with plenty of clearance.
908476
Not that I have seen. I use these on a tadpole trike as a side bag, and the bag is spacious and durable. If used as a handlebar bag, the support structure for the bag would keep the bag from flopping around.
623461
27.5=650b correct?? Then, yes, I would think this bag would be sized larged enough to fit your bike and wheel set. Know that this is NOT an airline travel case but merely a soft bag albeit one of suprisingly heavy construction for it's very low cost. I've been happy with mine.
1998995
i have 28 inch VSF fahrradmanufaktur,BTWIN road bike and 26 inch peugeot MTB.it fits all..very nice and usable.i quit to use handlebar bag
871786
I guessing that you want the diameter of my handle bars. Mine is 1.25 inches and the spacers were not needed. The bag comes with to two sets of round spacers for smaller handle bars.
1805248
not sure, but the Bag Dimensions: 13" Long X 10.75" Tall X 6.5" Width. Would recommend saddle bag support bars when mounting saddlebags to your bike. It will keep the bags from rubbing on the bike.