There are 2 clips that are secured around the top horizontal cross-section of the handlebars or on the Easy Racers fairing brace.  They have a pinch clamp that allows the clips to remain on the handlebars, so the bag can be removed easily.  The bag comes with a shoulder strap that can be used while off the bike.

The compression strap at the top of the bag can be used to cinch down a windbreaker.

The rear interior section is insulated and can hold a small hydration pack.  There is also a front interior section, a small zippered interior pouch, a rear pocket for holding thin items and a front mesh pocket.

The bag was originally designed to use additional “S” hooks on long straps at the bottom of the bag to secure it to the fork – I thought it was overkill and made the bag cumbersome to re-attach – so the bottom clamps are not used.

There are straps that go around each side of the bag from the mesh front pocket.  My bag manufacturer sells additional small bags that can be attached here, but I have not invested in these.  I personally use the straps to hook my safety strobes too – just another place to blink!

The Velcro straps at the top of the bag can be use with a hydration tube – there is a slot at the top of the bag that you can run your tube through – the Velcro pieces can be used to secure the hose along the handlebars.

My mom used to call me “Wo-wee” instead of Laurie (in baby talk) when I was younger.  As she’s always in a mad-rush and 2 syllables took twice as long to utter, she shortened my name to “Wo” (pronounced “woe”, like what people might exclaim when you pedal your recumbent past them, “Wooo…. Cool Bike!”).

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