SpeedSleevDiego Handlebar Bag

I've only done two rides with it, but no dislikes at all. It's well made and a good size. It fits an iphone 10, some energy bars + keys and money. Not much room to spare, though. The material seems to be good and thick not paper thin nylon. The best part is that it fits snug and tight to road bars, behind the cables and stay's put. It doesn't sag, the structure seems to be fairly stiff. It doesn't ruin the look or aerodynamics of my bike. I would buy another one, same model. It WON'T fit with bar top brake levers, there's no place to attach the straps.

Perfect size for my folding bike. Not too obtrusive. Photos show how to attach back cord to keep bag from flopping. My bike has an extending stem but photos translate to pretty much any bike stem. Not entirely intuitive, or at least wasn't for me for about 5-10 minutes. Probably needed a second cup of coffee. Functional, nice attention to details, and super lightweight. Great bag for packing phone charger while using cycling app with GPS...a phone battery hog.

Well made, solid zipper, nice soft velcro bands. Will hold a phone and enough of the other stuff. Very handy if you want to empty your pockets

Seems sturdy and does what I bought it for, but the zipper is placed such that the contents spill out when opening. If zipper was placed about an inch up toward the bars (there's definitely space), the contents would stay inside.

Nice quality. Black matte version has I nice ruberish material. Maybe it sound dumb but would be great to have some instructions on best practices how to attach it, I improvised with a cord in the back but I’m not 100% sure what’s the best way, also it takes some time to loop it back, not hard but annoying.Hope it will last long.

Best bag ever

Attaches well and holds more than I thought. It is stable on my road bike and doesn't get in my way like a top tube bag. Unfortunately it isn't remotely waterproof. I just got back from riding in a short rain show and there was a pool of water sitting in the bottom of the bag. If you don't need something waterproof then this is a very good option.

This handlebar bag is great for stashing stuff that would otherwise end up in your jersey pockets. On a multi-day long-distance ride, I used it to house sunscreen, a couple small tools, a power bank, a light jacket, and some nutritional items. Nothing got wet during moderate rain. It's about the size of a proper pint of beer. I didn't have any use for the non-stretchy cord that is supposed to wrap around your headset spacers and stabilize the apparatus. Instead, I refitted it with some stretchy 1/8" shock cord and got a more secure, flexible attachment point that stayed in place. One knock that could easily be addressed...the zipper pull should be made to stay in place either with a cam-lock feature like high end jerseys have, or an integrated zipper-pull-garage like most bike bags have. It's irritating to hear the metal zipper pull bouncing around freely while you're cranking out the miles. I will probably cut it off and loop a zip tie through to shut the dumb thing up.