Nishiki Large Saddle Bike Bag

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Nishiki Large Saddle Bike Bag

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Keep all of your tools and tubes in the Nishiki® Large Saddle Bike Bag for an on-the-go tune up to your ride. This expandable bag is easily attached and accessed with adjustable straps that attach to your seat post and saddle rails. It has a reflective Nishiki® logo and light attachment capabilities for added visibility as you ride through the streets.

FEATURES:

Expandable bag with zipper compartments
Adjustable straps
Easily attaches to seat post and saddle rails
Durable design
Expanded Capacity: 126 cubic inches
Condensed Capacity: 79 cubic inches
Dimensions: 7.9” x 3.9” x 5.5”
Style: NKI007BAG

Brand : Nishiki
Country of Origin : Imported

Web ID: 16NISUSDDLBGLRG20BAR
SKU: 13798380

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4.2

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Alaska Kim

7 months ago

Perfect Bag!

Love this bag! It’s small but expandable and when expanded can even hold a light jacket.

Eddie2000

8 months ago

Nice Small Bag

This is good for carrying essentials on a bike under the seat - holds my spare tube, mini pump, tools, and even my cell phone fits.

Kevin2909

10 months ago

Excellent Saddlebag

This is just the right size to hold my phone and a few tools. The zipper appears durable. The last zipper I had broke.

Peteyrock

1 year ago

Excellent. I Actually Bought Two And I Love Them.

Really good price and quality nice zippers. I really like how they expand.

Cade14

2 years ago

It Was Alright Until It Broke.

I received this as a gift a bit over 6 months ago and it did it’s purpose for a while and held up to some good mountainbiking trails. This was until more recently I tried putting my bike lock in it, which apparently was too heavy, because when I was about to ride, I did a quick drop test (where you pick your bike up about a foot and drop it to make sure everything is secure and stuff), and it dropped right off. The issue isn’t the material but the thread used to sew it together as the two straps that hook around the saddle ripped right out from where they connect to the bag. I have to admit the bike lock was pretty heavy but I still didn’t expect it to be too heavy. Before this the bag also did just fine too but it still broke.

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