Bar bag for the Riv Bullmoose bar?

[Zach Duval]

Any recommendations for a mid-sized bag to loop around a set of Bullmoose bars, one that won't interfere with brake and shifter cables?

Thanks!

[adam leibow]

I have these bars and can try them with the roadrunner jammer if that's the size bag you're looking for. the jammer i ordered hasnt arrived though. 

[Joe Bernard]

You can't go wrong with Riv's Bar Tube. I don't know if it qualifies as mid-size, but I've jammed a ridiculous amount of stuff in both of mine. It's also nice with the hook-and-loop straps 'cause it's easy to take with you for a quick store run.

[drew]

I agree on the bar tube. It fits nicely on my bullmoose, but I always carry too much to fit in it...as such, I have a newish dark brown one if you're interested

[Surlyprof]

If it doesn't interfere with the cables, I love the Multisack. Great bag that holds a surprising amount. I thought they had shown it mounted on a Bullmoose on the Blug somewhere but I wasn't able to find it again. I bet if you sent Riv a picture of your setup, they'd let you know if it would work or not.

John

[panog]

The Acorn handlebar bag is another choice. It hangs straight because it's reinforced with a dowel across its width.

[lconley]

Jandd Mountain Handle Pack I - designed specifically for Bullmoose bars - triangular shape and sits on top of the triangle of the bars.

[ian m]

I'm a big fan of the Carradice-style saddlebag up front. Works great and Bullmoose friendly. Front rack recommended. Here is a not so great photo of setup in action

On Monday, May 15, 2017 at 9:50:01 PM UTC-4, Zach Duval wrote:

[Will Ashe]

Still waiting for my Jammer too. I would think it'd be a good choice as well.

[Zach Duval]

Could anyone post a picture of their preferred bag set up on the Bullmoose bars?

I'm leaning toward the Swift Bandito or small Zeitgeist, though I may need to reroute the cables (I didn't set them up with much foresight, unfortunately).

Thanks for the suggestions so far!

[Wayne Naha]

Here is what is on my Clem.  The Bosco Bullmoose (BBM) bars do present a challenge regarding interference with cables.  This bag is one of David Banzer's offerings from Treetop Bags.  I wouldn't call it "mid-sized" though, more trending towards small, but it fits the space!  The Bar Tube looks bigger from the pictures in the description.  

[Scott Blouke]

Well I don't have a bullmoose bar but I do have a Boscomoose and they look like they have similarly long extensions.

And I got my Road Runner Bags Jammer bag in yesterday.  Not for this bike but I thought I might put it on there for you and take a picture.

So since i have a hard time judging size without some frame of reference i put 5 water bottles in 4 22oz and 1 26oz because they were the ones I grabbed.

This bag is really nice and I think a good size and if they make a larger one I will probably buy it as well.

My only complaint on initial playing with it is that I really dislike cam buckles so I will hopefully go out today and source some 1" Velcro one wrap and see if that does the trick.

[Jim S.]

I've been pleased with the Sackville xsmall saddlebag under bullmoose bars, (although I slightly wish I had brown).