MOBIC Folding Bike Protective Carry Bag

This massive bag fits my Dahon vigor P9 but bits of the bike still poke out. There are two internal pockets. I thought I could stash the seatpost in one of them but it was awkward to carry with the seatpost in the side pocket. As it is, I ended up just cramming the folded bike into the bag, then cinching up the straps on either side.Carrying the bag is awkward because of its side. The lack of a shoulder strap is a major oversight. I grabbed a shoulder strap from another piece of luggage and clipped it onto the two straps at either end. I'm certain that this is not what the manufacturer intended and that the straps will rip away from the rest of the bag if I do not reinforce them. I will do that before using this seriously. The shoulder strap made carrying the bag tolerable. I will look for a thicker longer strap that I can use with this bag on a regular basis.Padding is nonexistent. I may just buy a yoga mat to cut down to size and slip that into the bag before the bike goes in.There's no way I would trust this bag to the TSA. This is a bag to bring your bike with you into buildings so that anti-bicycle people don't have to look at it. I may also use this to separate my bike from the rest of my junk in my checked bag the next time I fly.

did exactly what it promised, mine was for a durban bike and is very adequate size wise (though a little big, the sinching lashings on the ends help). i wish the bag it comes with was a little smaller, as after i fold it up and put it in, it's still a little bulky. however, i found if i roll up the carrying bag instead of folding it, it's a pretty compact tube and doesn't need the case/bag to keep it strapped to my luggage rack on the bike

Firstly, you have got to realize that no bike bag is perfect. That said, the Mobic does a good job in protecting you and the bike. It allows you to throw the bike over shoulder and folds away quite quickly. Sometimes getting the bike in the bag can be tiresome, but that's because like most bike bags you'd be better served with three hands. I use it with a Tern Verge x-10

Don't be fooled by the photo; my 20" folding bike can just barely fit into it. So it won't be a nice "protective" bag when you have multiple things stacking together.Bag material is rugged; and shape is easy for loading bike and carrying. So it is a decent "carry bag", especially at price of $19.99

This bag only works as a cover for your foldable bike. It has zero cushion so not good for travelling. However, I went camping and found it super useful for carrying my camping gear. Other than that, it's much easier to carry your bike without it.

I bought two of them for Dahon 20" folding bikes. They fit... with room to spare. Only two stars because it is a sloppy fit and the straps don't seem to hold the bike in that much better. No padding so its not so much "protective"--its a "bag" with an amorphous carry option. Material quality seems good and chafe resistant but I won't test it much as I am only using for storage.

Sturdy bag for holding my folding bike. I like that it collapses and folds into it's own carry bag. Material is tough and sturdy. Not sure if it's waterproof but I don't care at this point. Will definitely carry this bag when I travel with my foldie.

I was hesitant to purchase this because I usually find generic products rarely work as well as ones specifically made for the product I already have. This was an exception to that! My bike fit well. Material seems tough enough for what it is. Seams are good. The strap is padded and doesn't hurt when I carry bike. Which is nice as bike is too big to carry by hand and go upstairs.