The Bicycle FenderBag

Getting everything, or as much as you can, off of your back is more comfortable, allows your perspiration to dry better and can help you ride more dynamically without your hydration pack swinging around and/or hitting you in the back of the head.


The small sized bag takes up 9 inches/23 cm of the seat tube and seat post on the back of your bike and has about 70 cubic inches/1.1 liters of storage capacity. The large FenderBag takes up 11 inches/28 cm on the back of your bike and has about 140 cubic inches/2.2 liters of storage capacity. You will need to make sure there is enough room on the back of your bike between the travel of your rear wheel and your saddle to accommodate the FenderBag you want.

The fender does more than you would think. While it is not going to keep your backside dry in a rainstorm it is in a great position to keep suspension parts from gathering trail dirt and to keep the back of your legs from getting splashed in a creek crossing.

When setup correctly the FenderBag can provide protection from your rear wheel when you are in the off the back of the saddle position. If you position the FenderBag just above the limit of you rear wheel travel and then put your backside on the FenderBag you will know that the rear wheel won't be able to come up and make sudden and violent contact with your backside, an experience that leaves a lasting impression.


With our ongoing Kickstarter campaign https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/fenderbag/the-bicycle-fenderbag/
we are hoping to go into production and have FenderBags shipped out by July