Touring Road Bike Full Frame Bag | Bicycle Bikepacking, Touring, Commuting Pack | Small (6.5L), Medium (12L), Large (14L)

I ride a 56cm single speed for commuting, I bought the Moosetreks Medium, and the fit is just about perfect. I ride my commuter bike almost everywhere I go in town, and I like to have a frame bag so I don't need to carry stuff on my back and so if I want to stop and grab groceries or something I have somewhere convenient to carry stuff. It's also got to be cheap enough that I'm not worried about it getting stolen if I leave it on the bike. I've been using the Ibera large frame bag for a few years, but it's not large enough to carry my laptop or other large objects. Last week I tried to stuff too much stuff in it and broke the zipper, so I got the Moosetreks bag to replace it. The Moosetreks bag makes much more use of the space, and holds far, far more stuff. I've only been using it a week, but so far I'm really liking it. It's large enough to easily fit my laptop and everything from a typical shopping trip. The zipper is on the right, which means it's on the same side as the chainring. Since I usually lean my bike with the chainring out, that means the zipper is on the accessible side. The Ibera bag had the zipper on the left, which never really bothered me, but now that I have this bag I realize how much more convenient this zipper placement is. I'd have a hard time going back. Great bag, especially for the price!

**Another update Moosetreks contacted me after seeing my update and sent over a replacement bag. Excellent customer service! After putting the bag through another season of hard use I'm happy to report they've corrected the issues I encountered on the first generation. The zippers are now proper YKK's and the liner fabric seems much more robust. I've returned to being thoroughly stoked on this product! *Update after a season of use: Not so water resistant anymore. If it rains, the things inside are going to get wet. The liner is tearing or wearing through in several spots. And one of the zippers has completely worn out! It was nice when it was new, but I wouldn't say this is a piece of kit I'd recommend for anything serious or long term. We are astounded by how much we like this item! After trying several other budget frame bags, our expectations were fairly low. Instead we found an item that under promised and over delivered. The straps are a bit long even on our larger diameter steel tubes, although this problem is easily solved through various minimally crafty tricks and promises that this bag will fit even the weirdest shaped frames and probably even around ebike batteries (even with a can wedged in, there is still plenty of overlap with the straps). Items have stayed perfectly dry through Pacific Northwest deluge, and the fit is indeed near custom in our size large Marin Pine Mountain. We hope that Moosetreks makes saddle and handlebar bags someday too!

Ordered this frame bag for my first bikepacking trip and it was great! The size small was pretty much a perfect fit for my small frame Cannondale topstone, and I was able to fit all of my snacks and food, a couple small electronics, and a few other small things in it. I noticed the same issue as others with the Velcro straps being super long, which rubbed my leg a little but I think I’ll cut them down and sew them back on the next time I use it. Material feels very sturdy and like it’ll hold up for a long time! My ride was pretty muddy but everything inside stayed dry and clean.

Bought for a bikepacking trip and the bag held up nicely. Held the things I wanted to hold and even while stuffing maybe too much in there the zippers held up. I feel the straps aren’t gonna last too long but they worked well for this price.

Great product for the price. Shockingly great fit, I got the road/touring in medium and it fits on my 58cm frame Raleigh R600 road bike. When fitting it the extra long straps came in handy as my frame has aluminum tubes with a tear drop shape, took only a few minutes to affix it I had to play around with loosening and tightening the straps until I got the ideal fit. The zipper issue mentioned in many of the reviews seems to have been sorted as they seem sturdy under tension when fully packed. As far as capacity, I keep a full suite of tools, 2 xtra tubes, patch kit, mini pump and an extra tire in the lower compartment with ease, and up to 4 liters of water bladders in the upper compartment and there is room to cram a little bit more if I wanted but it holds everything I intended it to carry. When riding I don’t even notice it’s there. For touring around to state parks and camping along the way this bag plus rear panniers meets all my needs, 5 stars.

Good quality bag, I used it on a 90's mountain bike that I now use as a commuter.

Fits my 2023 Rondo Ruut AL perfectly! The rear lower frame strap is pretty close to my rear tire, but I have a pretty stuffed tire in there so that is the reason. Haven’t taken it on a ride or bikepacking trip yet so I can’t comment on that. But for $50 and having two compartments that can be one by undoing the Velcro Floor on the insides, it’s a pretty good deal.

The bag fits perfectly on my bike, has extra large Velcro fasteners placed conveniently to securely fasten the bag to your bicycle. The two zippered pockets deform if not zippered closed. Problems. There are only two zippered pockets on the right side of the bag after installation on the bike and the interior design to keep the pocket contents is a Velcro shelf midways the interior that won't keep small items from migrating pocket to pocket. At the price point I thought that it could use more pockets in the design. For one thing, place pockets on both sides of the bag. I know that I tend to place stuff everywhere I can and more pockets on the bag means that slim or small items can be stowed easily. Not every pocket needs a zipper. Slide in envelope pockets can provide storage for phones and accessories. A larger one can hold a tablet. A small one can hold keys.