Made by hand in Canmore, Alberta, since 2016.
The Bike Frame Bag

The Bike Frame Bag

Made to fit your frame and sewn by hand in Canmore. A full frame bag holds a 1 to 3 litre bladder.

Style
Fabric
600denier Poly: a water resistant backing with a 600 denier woven face. Think Cordura without the brand, still a workhorse.
1000denier Cordura: classic Cordura. Woven face, water resistant backing, durable and made to last.
Ecopak EPX200: a recycled polyester face with a waterproof film, ripstop backing and blue crossply for stiffness, while staying light. Lots of colours.
Colours and patch

Choose your panel colours and patch in the bag maker. You can also choose Surprise me or ask for a custom design there. Your choices are saved and shown here.

Choose colours in the bag maker
Your bike
Inside tube lengths inHow to measure
A mountain bike with a frame bag, with the top tube, down tube, seat tube and head tube inside lengths marked 1 Top tube2 Down tube3 Seat tube4 Head tube gap

Head tube gap: the length along the head tube between the top tube and the down tube. If the tubes meet with no gap, enter 0.

It helps us check the fit. You can also send it after you order.

Add to your order

Save $10 on one add-on when you buy it with a frame bag.

$230.00

We check your measurements before we cut, and get in touch if anything needs a second look.

Made to order in 2 to 4 weeks. Trip coming up? Get in touch before you order.

1 TOP TUBE4 HEAD TUBE3 SEAT TUBE2 DOWN TUBE

How to measure

Measure the inside of the triangle, where the bag will sit. All you need is a tape measure.

  1. Top tube. Inside length, from the seat tube to the head tube.
  2. Down tube. Inside length, from the head tube down to the bottom bracket.
  3. Seat tube. Inside length, from the bottom bracket up to the top tube.
  4. Head tube gap. The length along the head tube between the top tube and the down tube. Enter 0 if the tubes meet.
  5. One photo, if you can. Side-on, with the whole bike in the frame. You can also send it after you order.

Find your rider type

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