What a Speedsleev Ranger can’t carry, the Diego Small Handlebar Bag can! Your amigo on daily commutes, long haul rides or sprints around town, the Diego keeps essentials within arm’s reach. Straps securely to handlebars with simple Velcro straps—tools, emergency gear, credit cards, cash for the post ride party and more are kept dry inside the rugged and waterproof ballistic nylon shell.
A**M
Nice quality handlebar bag
Nice quality. Black matte version has I nice ruberish material. Maybe it sound dumb but would be great to have some instructions on best practices how to attach it, I improvised with a cord in the back but I’m not 100% sure what’s the best way, also it takes some time to loop it back, not hard but annoying.Hope it will last long.
A**R
Speedsleev is awesome
Best bag ever
J**S
Perfect For Small Stuff
I have a gravel/training bike that I often ride in casual clothing. I have a Speedsleev Ranger saddlebag, but needed some extra space for my pocket junk: keyfob, light snacks, minipump (pictured for size reference), and my Note 20 Ultra phone. The Diego is big enough, but not bikepacking big. This is my 3rd Speedsleev product, I have the Diego, the Ranger, and 2 jersey wallets. They've all worked well, have been durable with normal use, and carry just enough gear. Each has a small footprint, and I love the carbon weave look. They are somewhat pricey, but I've gotten my money's worth. It's not a well-known brand, so it's nice to have gear that's different and chat worthy. It leaves space for a light or two, and is easily cinched around the stem or headtube. I removed the cinch, fed the cord around my stem, and back into the cinch to prevent flopping.