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Ornot introduces Bar Bag by Rickshaw Bagworks

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Wanting the ability to carry a little more on their rides without busting the seams of their jersey pockets, the folks at Ornot decided it was time for their first bag. Perhaps due to the popularity of bike packing or just the fact that you can fit a decent amount of stuff under your bar, that first bag is a bar bag. But not just any bar bag – working with Rickshaw Bagworks in San Francisco, Ornot’s bag has a unique style befitting of the brand, and even an Instagram holster?

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To ensure the bag will hold up to all of your bicycle adventures, the bar bag is crafted from heavy duty, printed nylon canvas and it includes a rigid inner structure so that it isn’t flopping around under the bar when empty. The simple design has two accessory pockets on either side in addition to the main chamber.

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Ornot points out that the side pockets were designed to allow quick, one handed access to your “Instacameras and music machines.” If you want faster access to your camera to ‘gram your rides, this may be for you. Of course you could use the pockets for stashing food or other ride essentials, but that won’t get you many likes. Each side has an elastic strap with what looks like a rubber loop up top to strap down your camera or phone and make sure they won’t go bouncing down the road.

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If the Plum and teal fade job above is a little too 80’s, Ornot will also offer a little less wild black and teal bag. Both are made in the USA, and will retail for $78.

http://www.ornotbike.com/collections/all-products-collection/products/the-bar-bag

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Warren
Warren
7 years ago

Omg flashback to the awesome early 80s and my Puch, My first road bike. I had a Orange bag like this.

Joe Forshee
Joe Forshee
7 years ago

I had a handlebar bag like that back in the 80’s that was made by Cannondale.

doug
doug
7 years ago
Reply to  Joe Forshee

I had a bag just like this from Cannondale. Still have it.

scotty
7 years ago

how about no teal. no way am I putting that on my bike

Ornotbike (@Ornotbike)
Reply to  scotty

We have a much more toned down version in all black available as well. Not everybody is going to be able to rock the purple fade color way.

onrhodes
7 years ago

Just ordered one. It does remind me of when I started riding back around 1986-87 with a more serious 10 speed and going on adventures around town and the surrounding towns with friends. I had a similar bag on that bike back then. Today being able to stuff a phone, jacket, food, and “stuff” for a super long day on the bike sounds like a great idea.

myke2241
myke2241
7 years ago

I disagree. The amount of design that goes into a bag like is a lot more then you would actually think. And just because there is no carbon, ti or gobs of travel doesn’t mean it is not cool!

dora623
dora623
7 years ago

Looks a lot like the Roadrunner Burrito Supreme Bag

kt
kt
7 years ago

HOT!

chase
chase
7 years ago

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Ben
Ben
7 years ago
Reply to  chase

Can’t tell if serious…..

ON YOUR LEFT!!!
ON YOUR LEFT!!!
7 years ago

Can I get it custom embroidered with a “Blazing Saddles” or “Bike and Roll” logo?

Maybe this could make me less aggravated and more clueless, fearful and/or joyous when crossing the GGB.

Mike
Mike
7 years ago

sweet, lets put a lot of weight right will it mess with the steering!!! Who needs frame bags? Also, I heard astroturf is making a comeback.

Ryan
Ryan
7 years ago

As a bike mechanic I’m philosophically opposed to bar bags. There are so many better ways to carry things on a bike. Why use something that often causes kinks in your control cables? I wish I had a dollar for every brake/shifting problem I’ve seen caused by bar bags and baskets.

Paul
Paul
7 years ago

$78 retail? There are tons of bags similar to this already on the market for under $30

Ornotbike (@Ornotbike)
Reply to  Paul

@Paul None of them are made in the USA (ours in SF) nor do they have the same features.

Paul
Paul
7 years ago

LOVE mine! I use it for my super long rides on my Cannondale Synapse, to hold food and drink. And it doesn’t even look super dorky. The pockets on the outside are great for phone, camera, and extra batteries. And it’s easy to take on and off. I also have a similar model by Swift Industries but the Ornotbike one is far superior.

Red Headed Woodpecker
Red Headed Woodpecker
7 years ago

Perfectly designed closeout. Sorry to say but true.

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