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you need to send one the TH-cam channel every thing being done

When is it available in your shop?

I absolutely LOVE this bag !! I’ve had mine for about a year now. If I could change one thing I’d rather have my phone angled toward me rather than setting flat. Otherwise - it’s absolute perfection !! 🙂

Awesome .. I’ve been using for years now what I think is a canvas canoe bag, it has worked but yours looks way better!

So excited for this!! I signed up/ordered on KickStarter! Will I be able to add additional accessories when the November emails are sent out? :)

Is this available now?

Awesome! I literally just emailed you guys last month to ask for a bigger bag and was told to stay tuned. Did not expect it so soon!

so... it's not detachable?

Very cool design, nicely executed, well done Route Werks! If I were to buy a bag for my bike, I think this might be my top choice. One word of caution: I don't recommend carrying a camera like this, especially GFXs that don't have IBIS locking. Way to destroy the stabilization in your camera with those road-borne vibrations! If you absolutely must carry your camera like that, add some extra cushioning inside by your own.

How does it do on single track bump trails? Others mentioned lots of rattling

THE most underrated bar bag ever!! Sold me!! My Amazon searching for a bag is over 😎😎

Thank you so much for this video. I have two out front mounts and they have both gradually started to wiggle and jiggle over the past two years of heavy riding. I had no idea that this clamp was adjustable but OF COURSE it is because you guys think of everything. This quick and easy adjustment is exactly what I needed to get things back on track. Route Werks for life!

Sorry but this wasn’t very clear. The animation wasn’t helpful

Where can i get the quadlock, just that inner circle thing ?

I have had my bag for the last few months..best bar bag I have ever owned. Rigid, reliable and robust. Love it.

This is the best bag I’ve ever owned.

Really want one of these but do a lot of night riding. How can I attach my light to give a good location to not only allow the light to spread but also be seen effectively?

so good !! lastimed very cost 😭

Nice bag god bless

Thanks god bless

Love the look and size of this bag. But I've read numerous comments about the rattling noise being moderately annoying. Any plans to address this in the design?

What size are the side bolts?

Hi. Im Roi from Philippines, where I can buy that handle bar bike bag. Please I need one..thank you

What kind of mount was that on the side? How did he get a go pro attachment on there? I’ve been using the stub but this seems like a better solution.

Is it collapsible as well?

Nice bag design but $190 is a bit steep.

So I can't use my existing quadlock mount?

These are terrible instructions, especially for the quad lock. And the music should be taken outside and disposed of violently.

How about the aero handlebars? Is there any adapter for it?

It actually got stuck by the cables from my bike. Made it difficult to take the bag out

Really interested in the route werks bag system. Whilst the mount system is solid, I am wondering about the level of “bounce” the overall setup my be subject to as more weight is added. More specifically, I’d mount my Garmin edge 1030 on the lid with the media mount, and also a small exposure light of one stub, and a GoPro either on another stub or using 3M adhesive GoPro quick release mount - the sort that comes with the camera - on the lid beside the Garmin. Despite the sturdy aluminium frame of the bag, even a small amount of bounce in the frame will transfer to the lid and thus the camera? Look forward to your thoughts on this please.

Im trying to do a follow regarding my order from last week. Still havent received a tracking number or any reply from your customer sercive email.

I got one too! I like the green and plaid color. Expensive but obviously built to last. In the future maybe a heavy weight waxed canvas option? Odd thing was that it shipped from Honk Kong.QQQ

Just got my Route Werks bag in the post today, thrilled with the material &build quality. The accessory mounts are also nicely matched (light mount has an anti-twist key line by the fastening point, and the Quad Lock adapter is brand name, with the RW converter already in place. Looking forward to my next ride!

What type of accessories and what brands can be added to the side of the bag? specifically looking for front lights

Just got mine today..really nice quality..can't wait to get it installed on bike this spring and take it for a spin..best kickstarter product I have purchased so far!!! Good job Route Works!!!

can fix garmin1030?

An admirable idea. Good to see a bike accessory manufacturer that doesn't think their product is the centre of the universe - and everyone else is welcome to go to hell. While I can't stand the stupid plain velcro strap interface of the so-called "bikepacking" bags, I do like some of the proper handlebar bracket designs, particularly, Arkel's metal mounts, the KlickFix, the one shown at 0:33 of the video, and to some extent - some of the New Looxs, Thule & Ortlieb handlebar adapters. Unfortunately, they and compatible bags (often really good quality) are a compromise in the sense that they all preclude the use of cycle computers, smartphones, bells and headlight (unless the bike has a crown eyelet for one, which most bikes, unfortunately, lack! Another perfectly daft idea embraced by the industry): they leave you with the choice of ONE device. I'm glad you came up with a product that bids a solution to this ubiquitous issue, and that your product, judging by the demos, is every bit as good as the best of Ortlieb, Vaude, Arkel, Thule, etc. (as well as the best bikepacking handlebar bags, but is much more suitable for storing of devices like a camera, portable electronics, etc. by design, plus sports a proper mount instead of a lousy velcro strap or two). A couple of constructive criticisms: - The headlight module ought to have a protruding ridge at the outer end to ensure that the headlight never disengages and drops while riding over bumpy terrain. - Depending on the stability of the system, it would make a lot of sense to have an addition mounting point for headlights on the front of the bag cage, to ensure that the bag doesn't get in the way of the headlight beam. - A somewhat greater volume (say, 5-9litres) and carrying capacity (i.e., comparable to Ortlieb's, Vaude's, etc. counterparts) would be appreciated by some of us. Would be nice if it could accommodate a Fuji X-T4 with a 50mm F2.0 lens attached, a 24 or 35mm lens for landscapes, a portrait / telephoto lens, a flash or a couple of wireless triggers, a pack of paper napkins, keys, a wallet, a chocolate bar and an iPhone 12 Pro Max. - Much as I like the product (and appreciate the manufacturing costs), US$179,- (excl. shipping charges?) is a bit on the steep side: an equally as quality, although not nearly as versatile, Ortlieb bag of a greater volume and a greater carrying capacity in kg. costs €50,-. - Compatibility with more mounting standards, i.e., the Peak Design Mobile connector, an SP Connect mount and maybe even a HammerHead Karoo 2 direct mount. - This is more of a question: is the clamp carbon-friendly? Half of my bikes sport carbon handlebars. Still, given that most of my gravel / endurance road bikes do not sport headlight mounts, I'm really tempted. In any case, I will be closely following the developments on your end, as the bag, despite its cost and limited size and load capacity, looks quality, versatile, and thus, very intriguing.