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Bell StowAway Bicycle Seat Bag | 
 enlarge | Brand: Bell
Category: Sports
List Price: $7.99
Buy New: $6.31
You Save: $1.68 (21%)
New (4) from $6.31
Rating:  37 reviews
Sales Rank: 36
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 5.4 x 4.9 x 4.2
MPN: 113620
Model: 113620
UPC: 035011853857
EAN: 0035011853857
ASIN: B000AAYBZ0
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: **brand new, shipping with tracking information**
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| Features:
| • | Designed to easily mount to most seat style and seatposts | | • | Expandable design can hold flat repair tools, keys, phone, and other essentials | | • | Black nylon exterior with reflector tape at back | | • | Two compartments with red-accented zippers | | • | Weather resistant, durable construction |
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Product Description
The Bell StowAway seat bag is designed to easily mount to most seat style and seat posts. The expandable design can hold flat repair tools, keys, a phone, and other essentials as you ride.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 32 more reviews...
 One Flaw September 5, 2008
W. Huber
As some other reviewers have pointed out, this bag does have one flaw. The two velcro straps at the top are hard to get around the little bars on the bottom of the seat, which can cause it to droop a little. Just zip tie the bag into place and there shouldn't be a problem. It has room enough for a patch kit, multi-tool, keys, cable lock, etc...
 bad quality September 2, 2008
Joshua M. Day (USAFA, CO)
This product, in my opinion is bad quality. the zipper has already busted after a few mild rides. For that one reason i'm giving this 2 stars. other than that it is great, but without a zipper, i can't use it.
 Perfect August 29, 2008
D. Livingston (TX)
I was looking for a nice little bag to fit under the seat of my wife's bike so that she could carry misc. items like keys, money and camera. This bag works great, and it even has a little loop to hold the rear flashing light.
 Not bad August 22, 2008
Benson (Midwest USA)
I keep the essentials in here... I always have a psi gauge, my 10 function tool, my headlight (a big 4 battery LED), a can of tire sealant, and some tire patches. Depending on my ride I usually also put in my cellphone and keys. it gets kinda tight with more than that stuff in there, but I have been able to throw in a pocketknife and my drivers license in there with the other things. I'm thinking of investing in a rack and a bag, but this will suffice for now. When I need more things like work clothes, or school books, I usually just wear a backpack. This is a nice little bag, and several dollars cheaper on Amazon than I've seen elsewhere.
 Flawed design, but fixable August 21, 2008
T. J. Wheeler (ADK, NY)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The size is what it is. Some seem to think that there are some magic bags out there that are actually bigger on the inside than other bags the same size. Sorry. Aside from that it is a good price. But, the top velcro straps will not hold on long, especially if you are doing any off road. It came lose 3 times on a 30 mile flat gravel trail. The position of the straps also makes it nearly impossible to get it tight under the seat. In a tightly strapped position, you cannot get your fingers in there to secure it. That is why most bags have one strap that goes through rails under the seat and wraps around and under the bag. If your stuck with this bag, you can use a plastic zip tie to secure it better. It won't come off and go back on without cutting, but at least it will hold. I would recommend a single strap pack though.
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