Guide to Choosing Bicycle Touring Bags

What type of bag are you looking for?

Each type of bag can be more or less suitable for a certain type of transportation or for carrying more or less weight depending on where it is positioned to avoid unbalancing the bike. Below you will find brief tips on the ideal use for each type of bag.

Handlebar bags

They can be in the form of a 'trunk' for quickly grabbing items or a 'sack' for greater load capacity in bikepacking.
View

Front panniers

To be attached under the saddle: larger ones for bulky travel equipment; smaller ones for tools for potential repairs.
View

Fork bags

To be attached directly to the fork. Ideal for carrying moderately lightweight items without affecting steering control.
View

Frame bags

To be attached directly to the frame: above the top tube for small items to grab quickly, below for bulkier equipment.
View

Saddle bags

To be attached under the saddle: larger ones for bulky travel equipment; smaller ones for tools for potential repairs.
View

Rear panniers

To be attached to the rear rack. They are the most spacious, essential for bicycle touring, but also for urban use.
View

Rack-Top bags

To be attached to the rear rack. Ideal on their own for urban use or as additional luggage to the side bags for longer trips.
View

Backpacks

Specifically designed for bike commuting, some models can also be attached to the rear rack.
View

Looking for a carrier?

Discover all our proposals for roof racks and fixing accessories
Show

For your bike tours

Our customers says...

10/18/2023
09/21/2023
06/27/2023
06/08/2023
05/29/2023
05/23/2023
Previous
Next

Follow us

Top