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Bike Handlebar Bags
Bike/Bicycle Phone Front Frame Bag, Waterproof, Tube Bag, Cycling Pouch – Compatible for Phones Under 6.65”
$14.99 $17.49
- Universal Compatibility: Designed to accommodate phones with a screen size of up to 6.65 inches, our Front Frame Bag is compatible with a wide range of smartphones, making it the perfect companion for cyclists.
- Secure Attachment: Say goodbye to juggling your phone while riding. Our innovative design allows for easy and secure attachment to the front frame of your bike, keeping your device within arm’s reach and eliminating the risk of drops.
- Waterproof Protection: Don’t let unexpected weather conditions hinder your cycling adventures. The Front Frame Bag is crafted with waterproof materials to shield your phone from rain, splashes, and dirt, ensuring your device stays safe and dry.
- Touchscreen-Friendly Window: Navigate through your phone effortlessly without removing it from the case. The built-in transparent window allows full touchscreen functionality, enabling you to use GPS, change music, or answer calls on the go.
- Ample Storage Space: Need to carry essentials like keys, cards, or small tools? The bag features additional compartments, providing ample storage space for your biking essentials, keeping everything organized and easily accessible.
- Durable Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of cycling, our Frame Bag is made from high-quality materials that are not only durable but also resistant to wear and tear. It’s a long-lasting solution for cyclists who demand reliability.
- Easy Installation: No complicated setups or tools required. The Front Frame Bag can be easily installed and removed, making it a hassle-free addition to your biking routine.
Liya Endale –
This is a great addition to your bike. It has a place to put your phone where you can see it and has a little shade thing to help with glare. It is waterproof in case you get caught in the rain. It has a pocket on the inside for other miscellaneous items you might have. It attaches and detaches easily. I didn’t have any issue with it slipping out of position.
Liya Endale –
iamchocho –
Quality item alert! Pictures show how I fastened to my bike in steps. There are three different straps and it took a couple tries to figure out the order of steps. First time, I had it on upside down. The second time went better. The velcro that straps in the phone is thick. You can still use the touch pad through the plastic cover that secures the phone in place. Storage is big enough to hold two tennis balls (for size reference- not that I’d bike with just two tennis balls in there lol) I use storage for my keys and phone accessories. Also have electrolyte packs i put in my water bottle for long rides where I can refill water somewhere. I prefer this one over the rubber gripper because it feels a lot more secure. I’m not constantly checking if everything is still on tight.
iamchocho –
Frequent Prime Customer –
I like that it attaches to the handlebars, putting the phone fairly far forward. However, that puts the angle at the mercy of the handlebar stem, and with mine at 30 degrees the face of the phone is too vertical. I folded up a paper towel and put that underneath which improved the angle a bit. I also have a problem with reflections of the sky on the clear plastic. My Pixel 7 fits well, and I can hear sounds clearly. The touchscreen is responsive through the plastic. The bag looks nice and the straps hold it securely.
Frequent Prime Customer –
Liya Endale –
This is a very good bag for the person that wants to keep their phone dry and still be able to access and view it while riding their bike. It has a sun visor built into the top of it, and the phone itself goes on the inside. There is an additional area below the phone area which you can keep other items out of the weather elements.
Liya Endale –
jms –
This is good for light stuff. I find that the weight of my phone tends to make it droop to the side a bit. However, it does affix stably to the bike and I have no fear of it falling off. As for using the phone while mounted, not so good for me. I need my glasses to really be able to read the screen and since I am getting those from the bag anyway it is just simpler to take the phone out as well.
jms –
justpidlin –
For me, a great alternative to hold my phone and protect it from weather. I ride in rainy weather often, always with phone. Stem mount also works well for me. Saves my handlebar space for hands, both when riding and when hanging it up in garage.
justpidlin –
Dana D. –
I ordered this cycling pouch because I ride my bike 10+ miles at a time and I like to listen to music as I am riding. I was hoping that I could control my phone easily as I rode my bike. My phone is about 6″ long and the cover fits loosely, so there are wrinkles that make it hard to view the phone. I think it may work better for a larger phone because the plastic would fit more snugly and would not distort the view. Also, the straps do not really hold the phone as tightly as I hoped. The positive things are that you do not have to worry about rain destroying your phone and that you can carry small items, such as a wallet and keys.
Dana D. –
iamchocho –
Overall seems well built. The outside shell is semi ridgid and it has quite a bit of space inside. The screen cover tended to stick to the phone screen when I first got it. I did tear the clear screen cover fairly soon after getting it when the phone screen stuck to the clear vinyl in the cold and I forced it to the point the phone corner tore a hole.
Also not a huge fan of how this opens/how the zipper is oriented. I have another very similar to this that hinges at the bottom, so you can unzip both sides a bit and get stuff out without everything in it falling out. This one hinges at the left side so you have to open the entire right side to access stuff & then things commonly fall out. Kind of a pain to deal with on the trail.
Overall its pretty reasonably priced and seems built well enough. The tear is mostly my fault so I cant fault it entirely, but it is somewhat disappointing.
iamchocho –