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Yellow Feathers Coated Poly design |
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The buckles detach, go around the handlebar and reattach in the same place. |
clasp, the bag attaches easily to the handlebar. Po Campo's video on YouTube has an attachment demo. When I get off my bike, it just as easily detaches so I can carry the things I need with me such as my wallet, keys, business cards and phone. Notice the straps have reflective stitching!!
I carry it with me when I am off the bike, like to brunch!! Here it is strapped onto the arm of a patio chair. This way stays out of the way and off the table but cannot easily walk away.
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Strapped on the arm of a patio chair. |
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Back patch pocket |
On the other side, you can see the zipper is protected by a sleeve so if I get caught in precipitation, it doesn't seep through the zipper and onto the contents inside. You can also see part of a D-ring to attach the matching cross-body strap which for some reason wasn't included in the shipping.
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Storm flap over zipper |
It has an interior zippered change pocket and two gathered (phone) pockets. But if I stand my phone in there (I have an LG-G2x that's just under 5 1/2" high) with the bag being 4 inches tall, my phone stands too tall for the zipper to close over it so I lay my phone down on its side.
The Six Corners Handlebar Bag the perfect size clutch for me. It holds the essentials I need when I just need to carry a few things. It does have a lifetime warranty but I doubt that I'll ever need to send it back. It's built very well and should last several thousand miles while bicycle commuting!!
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