Written by Martin Keune from Germany 6/5/2011

I am just wondering if it would be possible to put my iPad 2 in there. It's 189 x 245 mm (or at least 185 without folding cover). Guess You guys didn't think much about iPads back in 1890, didn't You? But nowadays it replaces loads of cards and stuff (and might also fit well into the map holder on the top of the bag... or will it fall out?)

Thank You very much for any answer, best regards Martin

A> We have not tried this yet, we do not have an iPad available for testing.

Written by Elizabeth Morrison from USA 5/26/2011

This is a great handlebar bag. It holds quite a bit and is very sturdy. It's easy enough to remove when you don't want to leave it on the bike. The rain cover works well in a downpour.

Written by Philip Gamblin from USA 7/4/2010

I own B68 and B17saddles and the legendary Brooks craftmanship is beautiful in its simplicity. I also own a set of Arkel panniers with a few thousand miles on them. Their cam lock pannier mount mechanism is nothing short of superb. Unmatched adjustability and stability. A perfect marriage of an exceptional pannier with an oustanding attachment system. Never before have I experienced such pannier lust.

Written by Rich Cowtan from UK 2/24/2010

Q> will the mounts allow for interuptor brakes on my drop bars? most handle bar bags don't provide enough clearance for me to operate the interuptor brakes properly. Do you make an extension mount?

A>  the mounting system from Arkel that we use provides enough clearance for virtually any other bar-mounted additions you desire.

Written by Sir Andrew McConathy from USA 9/1/2009

Could you pleas make a mount that would allow the bag to be flush in the horns of drop bars. Will these be made in GB or China (pleas not China).
Thank you Sir's
Sir Andrew

A > The Arkel clamps can be adjusted to a certain extent, but I'm not so sure the bag could sit flush in the horns. Regarding production location we are sourcing samples both from the UK and from the Far East. Product quality and supplier reliability will decide.