Giant Loop Zigzag Handlebar Bag, 1.5 Liter Black Windshield Pouch, Fits Any Motorbike, Dirt Bike & Snow Bike

Fantastic build. Love the oversize zipper and the ease of getting in and out with gloves. Very well-made and excellent materials. Very low profile so never gets in the way.

Most dirt bikes don’t have tool kits or a place to store tools. This bag, attaches securely to the cross bar on the handle bar and is the perfect size for all essential tools for quick repairs on the trail.

If lost or stolen, I would buy again. I used some extra velcro straps on my Tiger 900 handlebars and now it's rock solid. It's a smaller capacity than I expected. I was hoping to not use a tank bag. 1.5 liters sounds like a lot, but I think some capacity is lost in the mounting to the handle bars. That said, it held my passport, registration, insurance card, phone, and a few other accessories just fine on a recent trip. I may still add a tank bag later for more readily available capacity. For $50, I would have hoped for waterproof material. I knew it wasn't going in, so ziplock bags kept everything dry. Zipper is rugged and easily opened or shut with gloves once I used the extra velcro on the top loops

This product fits very well on my KTM 890 Adventure and you can’t go wrong with name brand products. The quality is great and you can expect that from Giant Loop. I will say that it doesn’t offer much storage. I use the iPhone Pro Max and that’s about all I can fit in it. If I don’t store my phone then it is still a good spot to store a wallet, gum, snacks, ear plugs or sunglasses. If it opened up a little more I would have given it a 5 star review. Definitely worth the buy!

First, the quality is top notch. Very well made. That said, it's overpriced for the size, IMO, but I suspected this before purchasing. Still trying to convince myself it's somehow worth it. Imagine a normal-sized hotdog. That's literally the interior size of this thing...and that's being generous. But, hey, if that's all the room you need and you're ok spending the money, then it's perfect.

This bag fits on the handlebar oriented above the keys perfectly. There are no obstructions and it's just big enough for a phone + keys and maybe some small tools. I didn't see any reviews mention a CRF250 but it works great, even with the rally tower.

Giant Loop gear is awesome. I have their "Coyote" pannier bags. Supposedly made in the USA. Coyote bags are AMAZING!! This GL handlebar bag **falls short** in my opinion. Cannot put much in it. Fit is loose and just weird. Made in China, and **WAY** too much money for what it is.

Really awesome bag for what I wanted, for my XR650L. Its not huge, but it will fit your wallet, phone, keys, and sunglasses just fine. Depending on how you do that straps you can make it skinnier of fatter. If I loosen things a bit I can put a standard EU Boom speaker inside with my phone tucked in too. Perfect for holding your speaker while riding. I did some jeep trials with the speaker in it and unzipped never had any problems, the pocket is deep enough you don't have to zip it up if just your phone/wallet, in case anybody is wondering. Only bad thing I have to say is the price, its great but I feel its very overpriced.

Bag fits a few small items but is very secure. Has held on for multiple trail rides and hare-scrambles without coming loose or needing adjustment. Showing no signs of wear after 200+km of trails.

It's not waterproof as stated! Besides that it's good

Very well built with a super-rugged zipper. Despite the small size, it still holds quite a lot. Mounted on the bike's handlebar, it's completely out-of-the way and it's protected when you bail on the trail.

Good build quality. Only for small essentials as space is limited, overall satisfied

Used during my last camping trip and it's all good but nothing fantastic really - no simple release from bike, no port input for charging things in the go - a tad small but that was clear - and fits a bit to just on my 1200GSA handle bar. If I could recommend upgrades for the team - make a version for adventure bikes - add a charging port solution - make it more visible in low light conditions - have a strap system for bigger handles and the rest is all good. Compared to the Mosko bag - there's no competition - Mosko wins hands down if you want something better, bigger and better suited for larger bikes.