Disconano® Cycling Bike Bicycle Handlebar Bags Front Baskets Black with Rain Cover

Love this pouch! It's not too wide and not too long. Perfect for your phone and some other small items. I love the mesh side pockets as well to throw sandwich bags in for treasures my kids find. I attached a photo to show it on my womens size 18 bike.

I was looking for a small bag that would fit on my Yamaha Vino scooter handlebar and this little bag fits perfectly. It’s small enough to fit on the handlebar but large enough to store things like your wallet, power bank, docs and other things.

This is a very nice, small, compact handlebar bag. I mostly ride day rides between 10 and 50 miles in good weather. I was looking for something that would give me a little more room than my seatbag (which is full with tools and spare tube). This bag holds my small pocket camera, my phone, my wallet, and a garage door opener with ease and has a very low, out of the way profile. My bike is a road bike with drops and it doesn't interfere with the extra brake levers or any cables.

Medium size handlebar bag, Well constructed. Not waterproof but will stand up to light showers, Big enough for a wallet, keys, very light jacket.

It does work as I expected. The alarm sound is really loud.

I use this to carry my cable lock. That’s all it holds, given its small size. It’s well made but can be a bit tricky to install tightly.

Build quality looks iffy. Zippers do not look as if they will hold up to a lot of use. Velcro straps for attaching the bag are more than sufficient. Size is good. I was actually hoping that it would be a bit smaller. Using it as a replacement for a Banjo Bros top tube bento box bag. The Bag Bros is too short to handle my LG4 phone. The Discano bag will swallow the LG$, a Sony RX 100 (inside a neoprene case). a set of car keys, some ID, shox blocks, an energy bar, some folding money and still have some room left over. It might hold just the phone plus a thin compactable rain jacket. Or the phone plus arm or leg warmers. So it is a decent size for sure....I just wanted a bag at least 1/3 smaller. Easy to install....two velco straps around the handlebars and one around the seat tube....maybe. The velco bar straps may end up fighting for real estate with your Cateye. The velco steering tube strap may not even reach the steering tube.....that will depend on the length and rise of your stem + the cable housings for your shifters. Works better on my flat bar road bike than on my drop bar bike. BUT certainly usable on both bikes and a welcome addition to the assortment of bags I already own. I also wish it were just plain black sans the white piping. My guess is that the white piping is super reflective. Mine does have a logo, name tag or any identifying label. The Disano appears to be nearly identical to three or four other "brands". I went for the one with the least flash; the one without a logo tag.

Perfect size for what i wanted.it's relatively small but am able to fit a large spare intertube, a multi-tool kit, tire irons, patches, a coin purse, and there's still enough room for a trail bar if i want. on the sides are 2 mesh pockets one for my cell phone and one for the remote control to the garage.there's a small pocket in the front which if i didn't have a coin purse already would be a great place for id and or credit card wrapped in a couple of bills.the bag is also easy to take on and off so i can take it with me if i need to stop to shop or leave my bike for some reason.the bag could also easily fit to my seat, but i have it on the handle bars. it just fits between the brake and shifter cables.