Koki Budgie Handlebar Tote Bag
Closeouts. Koki's Budgie handlebar tote bag affords the perfect spot for all your valuables as you ride around town, and with its easy attachment system, removable rain cover, and tough, waterproof rubber sole (bottom), you'll never head out on two wheels without it.
- Easy on-off handle bar attachment
- Zip-close top opening
- Front zip pocket
- Interior organizer pocket and sleeves
- Tough, waterproof rubber sole (bottom)
- Removable rain cover
- Two-position shoulder strap/handle
- Reflector tabs on each side
- Strap length: 21"
- Drop: 10-1/2"
- Dimensions (HxWxD): 8x11-1/2x6"
- Capacity: 550 cu.in.
- Weight: 1 lb. 4 oz.
- Material: 50% nylon, 50% polyester
- Made in Vietnam
Average Rating based on 13 reviews
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Reviewed by Kristin from Saint Paul, MN on Thursday, May 02, 2013I got both the handle bar bag and the rear pannier and love them. They are cute but very functional. They are well-designed to be slim and not too bulky. They seem like they'll be durable. I actually couldn't think of anything else I would want in bike bags.
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Reviewed by Ready for RAGBRAI from St. Paul MN on Sunday, March 24, 2013Looks great, works great for carrying a lot of necessities.
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Reviewed by Kmac from Madison, WI on Tuesday, February 12, 2013This bag is the perfect size for cycling to work. I can fit everything I need for a day. Very stylish as well. Love this bag!
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Reviewed by Sarah from Delmar, NY on Saturday, January 19, 2013Better than I expected. I wanted a handlebar bag that I could take sunglasses, gloves, etc. in and out of during my commute without having to get off my bike to access my panniers. This is roomy enough that it also functions as a general tote for things I'm bringing to and from my office; extra shirts and such. It clips on and off the bike easily and securely so I don't have to constantly transfer things in and out of it. The rubber-ish bottom means it can be set on the wet ground while I load the bike. I wasn't looking for cute but its appearance is an extra bonus! I would like a couple more interior pockets, but that's a personal preference... there are two, one with a zippered section/ two slots/ pen holder and one for the rain cover.
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Reviewed by Just a busy mom from Washington State on Friday, January 18, 2013Pack in all the stuff for a busy day.
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Reviewed by Grandma from Green Bay WI on Sunday, December 09, 2012Purchased as a gift for 11 yo granddaughter for Christmas. I think she will love it for her bike.
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Reviewed by Lora from Missouri on Monday, November 19, 2012I use this as a purse. I love everything about it.
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Reviewed by Pool rat from Columbus OH on Wednesday, August 22, 2012I love this product. Very practical. Just wish it had a little less depth front-to-back. A rider does have to be careful with a handlebar bag as it changes the center of gravity especially in turning.
- Best Uses: Commuting, Cycling, Shopping
- Cons: Not Enough Compartments
- Describe Yourself: Career, Comfort-Oriented, Practical
- Pros: Attractive, Easy Access, Good Strap Length, Great Color, High Quality
- Was this a gift?: No
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Reviewed by Guest from Brooklyn, NY on Friday, June 22, 2012This did not fit on my bike because the breaks were in the way, but it did fit on my daughter's bike (which is also a folding bike and has breaks that do not stick out in front as much). When installed, it looks like there is a purse/bag pasted onto the handlebars, but she seems to like it. It has a ridgid rubber bottom which helps to keep it's form. My only complaint is that the strap is not long enough to go cross-body when it is extended and kind of sticks up when it is shortened and on the bike. I wish the strap had the option to be removed.
- Best Uses: Cycling
- Cons: Straps Too Short
- Describe Yourself: Practical, Stylish
- Pros: High Quality
- Was this a gift?: No
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Reviewed by MJ from South Carolina on Sunday, June 17, 2012I loved this when it arrived...cute, easy to attach, durable material. But...just got back from using it on a trip. The bag bounced off the attachment many times when I went over bumps and fell off. It was very dangerous. I will never use it again. I ended up having to tie it to the bike.
- Cons: Came off over bumps, Not safe
- Describe Yourself: Comfort-Oriented, Practical
- Pros: Attractive, Easy Access, Enough Compartments
- Was this a gift?: No
