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    In bike bags you can comfortably store all you need for your next tour – from provisions and change of clothes to technical gadgets. Bike bags can be categorized according to their mounting place and are generally divided into models for daily use and sports activities. Handlebar or pannier bags are suitable for both sports and everyday activities. Saddle or frame bags are made for sportsmen: thanks to its attachment to the seat or top tube, they do not disturb the weight distribution or the riding performance. However, there is no reason why they should not be used for everyday activities. The capacity of bike bags makes the main difference: the smaller models include handlebar, saddle and frame bags, while bike panniers (single, double or triple versions) belong to the spacious models. Common to all bike bags are robust and water-repellent materials (from splash-proof to waterproof) such as nylon or tarpaulin, as well as reflective elements for better visibility and more safety on the road.

    Bike bags for hobby cyclists and commuters

    Pannier bags belong to the classics among the bike bags for daily use. The roomy models are either attached to the sides or mounted horizontally on the carrier. They also include city-chic briefcases, which are fixed on one side. A cycling messenger bag is often not recognized as a bike bag, especially if the mounting system is hidden by a cover. Besides its urban design, it features a padded laptop compartment. Multifunctional bike bags have a backpack function and can be carried on the back. For everyday use, the handlebar bag is also well suited, but it offers less storage capacity. On the other hand, it provides quick access to the contents, as it is attached directly to the handlebars. Additional front bags provide more space: it is a good option when a lot of weight must be distributed.

    Variants for sportsmen

    Sporty pannier bags are suitable for different bike types, such as mountain bikes for rough terrain or racing bikes for bicycle races. A saddle or frame bag is the first choice when it comes to mountain bikes and racing bikes. Sportbikes usually do not have a rack, so bike panniers are excluded. Saddle bags and frame bags are very light and small and therefore do not affect speed or maneuverability. To a special category of bike bags belong saddlebags, which are directly attached to the seat tube. These models are often larger than standard variants and can hold up to 9 kg. A frame bag is also suitable for active riders: it is available in the classic version as a triangular bag or as an elongated, rectangular model. As the name suggests, it is fixed to the bicycle frame – either between the top tube and the seat tube, on all three tubes or the top tube only. To ensure that the selected frame bag fits, we recommend measuring your bike before shopping.

    Practical extras and bags for special bikes

    You can upgrade your bike bag with some additional extras. For example, the padded photo insert for a handlebar bag is very popular, as these models are often taken on tourist trips because of their transparent map compartment. Light-weight bike-packing bags are designed especially for cycling trips: they can easily fit equipment for several days and are constructed in a way that they don't disturb. If you prefer a cycling backpack, a model with wide shoulder straps and padded back is a good choice. It can be attached to the carrier when you are on the move and also can be carried on the back. Make sure that the carrying straps are completely stowable – if they hang loosely, they can get caught in the spokes and possibly cause a crash. Practical are bike panniers with roll-top closure: they allow the storage capacity to be increased or reduced. Many pannier bags are equipped with an anti-theft device. Thanks to it you don't have to remove your bike bag every time you park. A lockable bike case made of shock-resistant plastic is also very secure. It is quickly fixed at the carrier. Special models of a bike case include designs for e-bikes (bicycles with electric motors). On these bikes, the battery is placed either directly under the rack or on the down-tube, so that suitable bike bags are designed in such a way they can be attached safely and easily. For example, the fastening systems are equipped with thinner rods or hooks to fit well between the rack and the battery.

    Mounting systems

    A good bike bag is characterized by uncomplicated and strong mounting solutions and is easy to attach and detach. This feature is most important for variants for a folding bike. It should not take a long time to mount and dismount them, because you also have to fold the bike afterward. The fastening systems can vary greatly from brand to brand. The simplest methods include clip and velcro fasteners: many frames and saddle bags are equipped with these fixing systems. In this case you don't need any additional hardware for mounting: but front panniers require often a special carrier type, the so-called lowrider. Most bike bags are equipped with hook and click fasteners. The clips are attached to the struts – mostly without any tools. But some fastening systems with click mechanism require corresponding adapters or rails to which the bags are hooked. Otherwise, there are also mounting systems with clamps: the bags are screwed to the metal struts. It takes a little longer to release them than using a bag with a click system.

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    Whether a pannier bag with a click system, a cycling messenger bag with a laptop compartment or a cycling backpack, we offer you a wide range of bike bags. You also benefit from fast shipping and easy returns. If the ordered bike bag does not fit, you can return it within 30 days. Savings tip: New newsletter subscribers receive a 10% wardow discount code!

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