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Bikepacking Top Tube Bags are your solution for carrying your phone, wallet, keys & snacks on long or short trips. Utilizing the space on your top tube by your stem is a great idea no matter what else you have on your bike.
And if you have ever watched a gravel race you will have seen all manner of options in top tube packs. And we stock them all at Abbotsford Cycles!
All the big names in bikepacking bags have an option for you. Whether your priority is for maximum capacity, easiest opening or most aero, there’s a pack for that.
Revelate Designs have a series of top tube bags that fit to the front end near your stem or the back near your seat post. Then they make different types of closure – with a zipper opening option & a magnetic clasp opening.
After that Revelate focus on capacity, and measure this by calorie carrying capacity for gravel racers. So if you want to cram as many Mars Bars as you can, there’s the Mag-Tank 2000.
Next they give you options in Bolt-On or Velcro mounting. Most of the gravel bikes made these days have top tube bosses to mount a bottle. And increasingly people are using these bosses to mount their top tube bag. It’s a super simple and functional switch, if we do say so ourselves.
Apidura are a huge name in bike bags and their fully waterproof bags come in zipper or magnetic closures too. And they offer the most aero-dynamically designed of packs with their Racing series. Their Racing series is also the superior colourway with their black on black design.
And especially interesting in these options is the Racing series Long Top Tube pack. This is a pack that tries to stretch the full length of your tube. Which is awesome if you have the clearance in your stand-over. That is, if when standing in the bike frame you have space between you and the bike. We love this bag for the small frame bikes and small riders out there. Because a small bike has less space in the main triangle to run a frame bag. Using this real estate on your bike just makes good sense.
