How does the bag attach to the handlebar clamp? Also, you put the phone in the bag and then the end folds over and closes with velcro?
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There is a clip on the back side of the protective sleeve that slides into the handle bar mount. And yes you slide the phone into the protective sleeve/bag and fold the end over and secure with Velcro. You can still operator your phone through the cover.
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The sleeve has a clip on the back that slides onto the mount. After putting your phone in the sleeve, you fold the top over (the bottom is permanently sealed), then seal closed using the Velcro. The velcro is sewn onto the sleeve. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com.Thank you,Satechi Technical Support
966570
It folds back so you can place calls .you could take it out but it's in there pretty tight and might break if you do it often. I bought it so I could put my phone and a few credit cards in it and not carry a purse.
262442
It is a small bag attaches with velcro straps to crossbar and down tube as stated in description of "Frame Pannier". Will hold cell phone, snacks, small items. Is handy though for quick access while riding.
1973533
There is a leather strap that weaves through the back of the pouch and around the forks. It buckles inside the bag. It tends to loosen up a bit in high heat and wanted to slide down so I put a zip tie on each fork. For the money you can't beat it. Hope that helps and ride safe.
1029386
I have not yet folded down, but it appears that you have to unscrew handlebar to bring down, and you would have to remove seat to fully fold down.
2016501
There are two straps for the handle bars that wrap around and buckle and a third strap that wraps around the neck with velcro. I wish they were all velcro. I have found I prefer to strap the bag on facing me rather that facing out like a basket. It seems to balance better and not tip. It's just what I wanted and works great.
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It uses Velcro straps to wrap around the head and a plastic buckle under the tube but they don't hold tightly against the tube, which means they tend to stick out a bit too far to the sides. I hit them from time to time when pedaling. I've since replaced with a single bag that sits on top of the tube.
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There is a small divot or trough in the bottom of the charger mount that the cover fits into, when folded back. I don't have a problem mounting my phone at all, and the charger door still seals when I close it.
1731207
Good question. The picture is exactly what it looks like. The width would be fine. The two bottom straps will hold well. However, the strap on the front is designed to wrap around "something" (post) so that it doesn't slide. Also, for use up front, you may have to turn it around so the front of the bag is actually facing the post, then attach it to something. As far as ease getting into the bag, there are two zippers going around the top. They can either meet at the top/front, anywhere around the top, or you can zip one side all of the way around. So getting into the bag will not be an issue, and it holds a lot (define "a lot") besides the phone. It does not stretch, however, so what you put in it has to be fairly exact in size....Good riding............Terry
930490
Yes. It only attaches with velcro. And by the way, my bag ripped at the top seam less than two months after using. I wouldn't buy it if I were you.Clint Engel
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The bag comes with a unique clip attachment that has a wide range of bar diameters it will fit. It's a bit annoying to mount this but once on makes putting the actual bag on/off a breeze. I'd recommend something a little tacky to wrap around the handlebar as it tends to slip a bit otherwise. P.S. the fit is based on the bar tube diameter, not its length...hope this helps.
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Hi, I just held the bag in position against the swing arm of my motorcycle, and made tiny holes in the bag where the straps would go. It was very easy. The bag is great and has been out in all weathers. I'm delighted with it.
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There is a small shock cord at the bottom that can be wrapped around the bike frame. Also, they would not flop much since the side against the bike frame is the thick outside part of the bag...just unfolded. This gives the panniers some stiffness.
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I'm so use to it by now but it's flexible so I feel it's fairly simple to slip it in. If you insert the top part of the phone in first then the bottom flaps just fold right over the bottom, takes just a sec. Hope this helps. :)
1734641
There is actually a bungee cord that runs from each side of the bag to hold it down. Unfortunately, my bungee snapped off a long time ago. The bug currently flaps a bit when I turn (not as much in the wind), but I have not found this disruptive. I still use the bag several times per week.
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Yes, the bar that connects to the handle bars folds down. Get on the manufacturer's website for a video.
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Somewhat.... the handle bar and the bar under the handle bar must be detached before it can fold up. From there is folds into itself.