Moosetreks Full Frame Bike Bag: Perfect for Bikepacking, Bike Touring and Commuting

ZonakZonak: Had to reduce the thickness of the soft foam padding that I used originally from 1 inch on all sides, to about 1/2 an in on all sides instead. But I got it to fit! At first it will be a tight snug fit, but after zipping it up, and letting it sit for a few days, the bag has now stretched enough to where its easier to fit the battery in and out. Not that I'll be taking it out all that often anyway, since its pretty much a one and done. But it fits!! Time will tell how good the bag holds up. Sadly the bike I used it on is no more, since the one torque arm I had for the 3000w motor bent and broke the other drop out! Lol my fault. But this bag is great! I cut a small slit in the bottom to route the wires to the top of my controller bag. Which is just the toolbag that Ridgid uses for its oscillating tool (GREAT bag for the controller and excess wires and what not to fit into for a much cleaner look!). Cut a small hole in the Ridgid bag to route my wires as well, and boom. Everything looks better! ----

Ridgid OEM 903209086 Bag - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08TH7NRB9
-- 3000W Triangle Battery I'm using - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0979383J3/

United States on Dec 04, 2022

xxxxxx: This is a good bag. I think it would rip without to much effort. I wish the interior space was partitioned horizontally so I could lay a hydration bladder on the top or bottom level. Instead it is partitioned front to back. Not very use full for me. I did not use it long before buying a custom made frame bag. Worth 50 bucks

United States on Aug 11, 2022

Thomas W.Thomas W.: Overview: I bought this in December of 2019 and put on a fair bit of miles with it (probably around 650 or so). Some of it offroad, some of it really loaded, but mostly on road and not too full. I've got a kryptonite U lock I store in it almost always and maybe a spare jacket and some snacks. The few times I got off the pavement the bag valiantly held 2.5 liters of water, enough food to survive, and spare clothes...quite a bit!

The good:
Excellent fit on my xl frame (61cm road bike). The straps are a bit long and could be cut but I left them as-is and have never had a problem with fit!
I LOVE the two different compartments. In my experience the velcro inside does a great job of sectioning off the top from the bottom.
The zippers for both compartments have held up exceptionally well.
I didn't ever get caught in rain so can't speak to the waterproofness in a hurricane, but the general slop that is thrown up from tires and such have always been kept out!

The bad:
I don't want to use it anymore. It's got rips at three of the mounting points on the top and back and has a small hole developing on the bottom. I'm definitely not easy on gear but it's a bummer...

United States on Mar 15, 2021

ashley a rihm: You don't need to spend nights sleeping with your bike in the wilderness to appreciate this pack. I use this to stow all those little loose essentials that you should not be without on any kind of bike ride; Tools, pump, lock, lights, water flask, snack, stow-able layers, gloves, hats, important mail/paperwork, etc. etc. Whether you ride from your door step or haul on your vehicle, it is a joy to grab a helmet and a bike and leave, without searching for those last minute, where did I put them, essentials - you only need your bike, just go! Backpack?, who needs to ride with a backpack anymore? I use this 2-3 days per week for long bicycle commutes and trail riding. I've even taken it over bike park jumps. The zipper can require two hands to close, but is still going strong after 1 year, and when it goes, I'll gladly replace it with the same item.

United States on Oct 22, 2020

Tom: I am very impressed with this product. The build quality is impressive throughout. The attachment points are particularly robust. Great zippers, and the divider between compartments is sturdy yet easily removable. I'll update after I take it in the rain, but rain proofness aside, this is just about the perfect frame bag for me. I really can't believe the price.

It also looks amazing. It doesn't look cheap like other products in his price range. I'm not sure of the actual material, but it has an X-Pac feel/look to it. The rest of my bags are X-Pac, so it's perfect for me (note that the other most common fabric in nice bags is Cordura, which has a more rustic, classic look). Also, the stock pictures are kind of misleading. The color is black, not gray.

As for fit, I recommend this for bikes with less aggressive frames. I have a 58cm touring bike with 20.5 inches along the top tube between the head tube and seat tube. Even though the measurements suggest the large would fit, I'm glad I went with the medium. With an inch of wiggle room, I can cinch it down tight.

United States on Jul 10, 2020