Are you ready for a bikepacking adventure?

With frame bags, you have many different mounting options. On the top tube, under the top tube, more on the seat tube, or far forward behind the handlebars. These bags are usually attached with Velcro straps, so you can secure your bag where and how you like – and where it fits. Before buying a frame bag, you should measure the frame triangle of your bike to ensure the bag fits. If you are traveling with an e-bike, it depends on the drive whether or which frame bag you can take.

What fits in the frame bag? 
These bike bags come in very different sizes, ranging from 0.5 to 5 liters in capacity. In a smaller frame bag, you can store your valuables, while a larger bag can hold clothing, rain gear, or hygiene items.

Saddle bags are the most versatile bicycle bags, here you will find a wide selection from the noble little leather bag with some tools to the pannier with several liters of capacity. Saddle bags are an excellent alternative for anyone who doesn't want a luggage rack on their bike but still needs some storage space at the back. In addition, large saddle bags are extremely helpful in bad weather, as they also replace the rear mudguard and catch the worst splashes.

What fits in the saddle bag? 

The smallest saddle bags can hold half a liter of content with a bit of luck, they are really only meant for a multitool and spare tube. Large bikepacking seat packs store about 17 to 18 liters of content, which is often quite crumpled due to the design. You can pack your change of clothes inside, but a tarp or a lightweight sleeping bag are also well accommodated here.

What would you like? A large, rectangular handlebar bag with a clear compartment on top for a map, phone, or even a tablet? A small stem bag that can alternatively hold a water bottle or your phone and keys? A smart bag that stores your phone in your field of vision and protects it from splashes? With handlebar bags, you have a huge selection. Handlebar rolls are particularly popular among bikepackers because they have significantly more capacity than other handlebar bags. Thanks to the nearly 20 liters of content, you can store bulky but lightweight items like an ultralight sleeping bag there. If you want to buy a handlebar bag, you should first ensure that it doesn't interfere with the cables or your bike's lighting. Additionally, your bike's handlebar determines the possible size of these bikepacking bags; a narrower handlebar roll may fit on drop bars compared to flat bars. Many handlebar bags have a carrying strap, so you can always take your bag with you when you park your bike.

What fits in the handlebar bag? 
The range is particularly large for handlebar bags: large handlebar rolls hold 15 to 19 liters. A smart bag barely fits a phone. Attention: Handlebar bags have a load capacity of 5 to 7 kg, more would disturb the bike's handling. A handlebar roll can hold the sleeping bag, a lightweight sleeping mat, or the tent poles. A regular handlebar bag is ideal for carrying your valuables and snacks for the road. Smart bags and stem bags are for a few small items.

Pannier bags are the classic among bicycle bags. They are also unsurpassed in terms of their capacity; you can fill pannier bags with up to 65 liters of content. The bags are available individually, in pairs, and as a three-piece bag. The prerequisite, of course, is – as the name suggests – a luggage rack on the bicycle. If you only plan smaller bike tours now and then, a single bicycle bag is sufficient. If you want to load more luggage, you should go for our two-piece sets. This way, you can distribute the weight evenly on the left and right of the bike, as a one-sided loaded bike rides wobbly and insecure. For long bikepacking tours, three-piece pannier bags are extremely practical. They not only distribute the weight optimally and sit very stably on your luggage rack, but thanks to their clever subdivisions, your luggage also remains neatly sorted and easily accessible. Many pannier bags have two simple clips on the back that snap onto a horizontal bar. And you're ready to start your bikepacking adventure! 

What fits inside? 

Individual pannier bags hold 25 liters of content depending on the model and manufacturer and have about 12 kg of load capacity. With a bag set, the capacity doubles. A three-piece bikepacking bag holds up to 65 liters (that's equivalent to 65 milk cartons!) and has up to 30 kg of load capacity. Here you should definitely ensure beforehand that your luggage rack can handle this load! Here you can pack anything from a gas stove to clothing or travel reading to photo equipment!