1. Designed to easily mount to most seat style and seatposts
2. Expandable design can hold flat repair tools, keys, phone, and other essentials
3. Black nylon exterior with reflector tape at back
4. Two compartments with red-accented zippers
5. Weather resistant, durable construction

Editorial Review :

The Bell® StowAway seat bag is designed to easily mount to most seat style and seat posts. The expandable design can hold flat repair tools, keys, a phone, and other essentials as you ride.

Customer Review :

Only $7

First off, it will not take 3 weeks to ship I got mine in less than 21 hours after ordering. It's actually quite spacious and I fee secure putting valuables within it since it is so well velcro(d) to the bottom of my seat. more than enough room for a spare tube, tire levers, mini tool, patch kit, lip balm.... etc.

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Great size, Great price, But won't secure

I love this bag because of it's price and size.. the material is durable, the reflective tape effective, and the bag can certainly hold a lot. But it's so difficult to secure this bag under my seat. If the straps had velcro on both sides, perhaps it would work, or if the straps utilized snaps instead of velcro, but as it stands, I can't ride with this without it coming loose. I ride anywhere from 10-15 miles a day alternating rough trails with paved roads and this bag invariably comes loose and jiggles off of the seat rails within the first mile. I only store a few items in the bag, so there's no reason for it to come loose so easily. This bag stores a small emergency kit including a tiny bottle of hand sanitizer, liquid bandage, a bicycle multi-tool, a granola bar, and a roll of 2" compression gauze. I don't want to jury rig the bag to make it stay under my seat. I think next time, I'll just spend a little more money and get something that has snaps closures...

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just okay

This bike seat is alright, I was dissapointed because the velcro did not wrap around the bottom of my seat very well causing the bag to become a little torn up while I was riding. The only thing that helps me with that issue now is that I have a basket on the back and bungie cords to wrap the velcro around instead of the bottom of the seat.

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Nice one

I must say that it looks alot bigger than it is but Im kinda glad that it is smaller. I have a tube still in the box, a patch kit, tools, cell phone and a pack of smokes. Its plenty big. probably would hold about 2 maybe 3 steakhouse burgers from Burger King. HaHa.

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Bike Bag

I just needed something to hold my keys. It has a lot more room than I anticipated and doesnt take up that much space. I can put my wallet, keys, cell and sunglasses in it easily and it doesnt interfere with my ride. Good.

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1. Fits most bicycles on the market today
2. Mid-mounted seat provides a better center of gravity and increased mobility for adult rider
3. Features a three-point child safety harness system with quick attach/detach buckle with pivot lap bar for additional safety
4. Better view for the child resulting in better protection from dust and dirt
5. Improved positiong allows better communication

Customer Review :

Love this seat!

I order this to use with my adult trike and I cannot say enough about it! My 20 month old daughter loves it and cries when the bike ride is over. We have tried a rear mounted seat, as well as a trailer, and I rate this above both of those. I am able to talk to my daughter, point things out to her and just truly enjoy the experience together. I installed it myself in five minutes. I have no complaints, it is a great product and worth ever penny.

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Really good seat - but one fairly big flaw for me

I have two toddlers, and I got this seat because I wanted to have both kids on my bike with me, but I didn't want to use a trailer. That meant having one kid ride behind my seat (I got the CoPilot Limo Bicycle Child Seat for that) and one in front, which I bought this iBert seat for. First of all, the pros of the seat.

1) Super easy to install (on my bike at least). The Co-Pilot literally took me hours to install (although I suppose one could say that was an issue of the Blackburn CSR-1 bike rack that the seat snaps into and not the seat itself, but the fact is that rack was a huge pain to install, on both of our bikes, as well as on my neighbor's two bikes). The iBert installed in about 15-20 minutes. That being said, although the iBert hardware was easy to install, the benefit of the Co-Pilot install means that you can pop that seat onto different bikes at your whim (if they have the rack installed), whereas the iBert will only go on the one bike you have with the iBert hardware. Nonetheless, the easy install was VERY much appreciated!

2) Both of my girls love riding up front. It really gives them a feeling that they are "riding" the bike. They can put their hands on the handle bars and they are seeing what you are seeing.

3) It's easy to talk to the kid in the seat. Also, since you are seeing the same things, you can talk about the features of the landscape/cityscape as they occur. It is much more difficult to hear a child that is behind you because the wind whips the sound away from you. With the child in front, a) your head is within a foot of their head [as opposed to 3 feet away] and b) the wind is whipping their words right at you.

Now for the big con of the seat, for me anyway. There is not enough room between the back of the iBert and the front of my seat for me to stand. Unfortunately, while my bike fits me, the seat doesn't go low enough for me to be able to put my feet comfortably on the ground while sitting on the seat. Under normal circumstances, I simply stand over the bar of the frame, but with iBert on, there's not enough room. This means that going up and down curbs, or waiting for traffic or pedestrians is pretty uncomfortable and I have to dismount the bike completely to go up or down a curb. If your bike seat can be lowered so that you can get your feet on the ground, this won't be as much of an issue (although you will no longer be in the ideal position for pedaling...)

I do like the seat a lot. As I said, the riding part and getting to have conversations with my daughter while riding is particularly delightful. When she's riding behind me, it's hard to hear her or to know what she's talking about because I can't see what she's looking at.

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FRONT RIDING BIKE SEAT

HAVEN'T USED THIS YET, BUT IT WAS REALLY EASY TO INSTALL AND OUR SON SEEMS TO LIKE IT AS WE HAVE PUT HIM IN IT TO SEE HOW IT FITS, ETC.

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front bike sit

I have been tried several bike sits for my son. This particular sit seem to the best fit.
Compare to other sit I feel the safest with the sit. My son is sting between my arms makes it a very safe enjoyable ride for him and me. In addition, the sit is very easy to attach and detach form the bike and I was looking for some thing like that. I would defiantly recommend this sit to any one.


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GREAT!

This seat has proven exactly as good as the reviews suggest. I am an experienced bike rider and wasn't sure how well it would work. But it's absolutely great. My daughter, who is 2 3/4, loves it. She is part of the action and rider and passenger are able to talk about what we see. I feel completely safe riding with her (she's just over 30lbs). Easy to control the bike. Installation took just minutes with some post-adjustment to ensure unhindered pedalling.

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1. A sturdy plastic body, easy steering, front axel with no-tip turning, and exclusive Dura-Tred tires make for a smooth, comfortable, and safe ride
2. Handle and seats fold down for easy storage
3. This wagon features four molded cup holders, an optional storage compartment, and two seats with seatbelts
4. This wagon has won the National Parenting Center's Seal of Approval, National Parenting Publications Gold Award, Oppenheim Toy Portfolio's Gold Seal Award, and Canadian Toy Testing Council's Three Star Rating
5. This product is made by Radio Flyer, innovating play and creating memories since 1917

Customer Review :

Great Buy

I just bought this for my daughter's 2nd birthday. She loves it! It is hard to bring her places in her stroller because she won't sit in it for very long, but she will sit in this wagon for hours. We bring it everwhere, into stores and outside. It is very easy to manuever, and very easy to put together. I have an Explorer, and it fits in the back alongside the big stroller. My daughter can climb in and out by herself, and once strapped in, she can not get out. This was a great buy!

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FUN - wish I were a kid again

Glad I chose this. Looks very durable. Easy to install and stow-away. Liked the big wheels. The ride is smoother but you should put a towel to sit on anyway. The double seats are great for accomodating another child, when he/she visits. Make sure to buckle. The cup holder is a plus.
The smile on my child is priceless. Hope to keep it for a while for another sibling.

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two seater toy wagon

My kids, 2 and 6, love the wagon. They love taking a ride around the neighborhood or just around the driveway. I've seen others bring their wagon into the library, but I'm not brave enough. I'll be trying it out at the mall next. My only complaint, if I had one, is that I have to pull/push them along which is heavy going uphill and very exciting going down. :)

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AN EXCELLANT TOY

We always wanted a "wagon" for our first grand daughter. When I bought this one I was not sure if it was the best of the product of its line. But after a few use I find it an excellant toy. The child enjoys the ride and there is so much of room for the child to move and carry other stuff to the park. I would highly recommend it.

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radio flyer

I love this wagon. I put my two grandsons in and we take off. We have even been to the beach with this wagon. The wheels don't get tangled like I have read in some reviews. It's not a problem with me and my grandsons. They love it and I love it. It's durable, reliable and fun.

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1. 26 function folding tool now comes with Torx T25 bit for disc brake
2. 26 tools fold into an engineering-grade plastic body for easy carrying
3. Clip bag included
4. Size (LxWxH): 3.4

Editorial Review :

Now the alien comes with a universal chain tool, a T25 Torx bit and a 10mm hex wrench for Shimano"s new cranks. 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 10 mm Allen wrenches, 8, 9, and 10 mm hex bolt wrenches (each 2pcs), mini pedal wrench, Phillips and flat screw drivers, Universal chain tool, spoke wrenches for 14g and 15g. 2 tire levers, stainless knife, bottle opener, T25 Torx wrench for disc brakes, 10mm Allen socket for Shimano"s LX crank bolt, air release buttons, and a compartment for two chain pins. Clip bag included.

Customer Review :

Excellent Tools

These tools are excellent and easy to use and to take they are a complete tool for are easy to take since I ride mountain bike

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got almost everything i need.

good quality, a little bit but its got almost everything i need for the road.
used it many times already to fix my crankshaft.
wish it came with the mount/fixer to attach the bag to the bike.

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everything you need on the road.

As close to perfect as a multi can get.
even a place to store extra chain pins!
I don't see how it could be any better.

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All functionality needed

Following great tradition of Alien tools this item provides all one needs for typical maintenance and repair of bicycles in amazingly small form. I have used the original Alien tool for years and this one adds more useful features in the same format.

My only gripe vs. the original tool is air-travel related. Original Alien tool didn't have any parts that could be interpreted as a "weapon" and it was easy to carry it on air flights. This, Alien II I wouldn't dare bring as a carry-on. Couple of knife-like implements are good functional add-ons but cause this issue...

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Handy tool, minor defects

The metal portions are well made and have worked well for any repairs that I have made. After carrying it around in one of the bags on my bike (inside of its protective case) for a couple months the locking tab that holds the two halves together snapped. A bit irritating, but it doesn't effect the performance. The chain tool isn't as finely machined as would be nice (a bit of wobbling makes it necessary to really watch the pin making sure it doesn't bend when installing a chain, as the pin in the tool slips off center).

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1. Front light utilizes four super-bright white LEDs
2. Rear light utilizes seven super-bright red LEDs
3. Both front and rear lights are in water-resistant cases
4. 110-300 front, 50-150 rear hours of runtime in steady or flash mode
5. Runs on four AA front, two AAA rear batteries, included in package

Customer Review :

Great safety light, cheap mounts

Like many of the other reviews I read before getting this set, these lights are a great safety item. Anyone will be able to see you with these flashing. The tiny screws on the Mars do make it a little harder to change the batteries, but if you have a small jewelers screwdriver it takes less than 2 minutes; piece of cake.

The Quadrant is NOT a head light. You won't be able to see much in front of you on a dark road or path. I ride part way on a poorly lit street so I had all four lights blazing and I didn't see a good sized branch on the shoulder until I was on top of it. If you're in the city, suburbs or twilight riding you'll be good to go. I like the variety of the solid and flashing options. I ride right before sun rise, so as the sun comes up I switch from all four, to two on/two flashing, to all flashing. the button is easy to operate and takes a second. The Mars "random" flashing isn't so random. It's like an emergency signal strobing up and down the length of the light; not just flashing on and off. Very visible.

I'm not a fan of the plastic mounts. They look flimsier than I expected based on the other reviews. The lights are designed to slide into a slot so you can take them off and on as needed. The plastic clips holding it in the slots are thin and don't seem to "click" in real tight. I'm a little concerned about them popping off if I hit a good bump, but I don't plan on taking them on and off a bunch which would weaken the plastic. You could use some electricians tape to snug up the lights, but with good engineering you wouldn't have to. Also, the Mars mount is held on by a large plastic screw. I had to adjust my seat and tightening & loosing the screw has already gotten it pretty stripped. It wouldn't have cost anymore to put in a metal screw like the Quadrant has.

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Practical and priced right

I use my bike as transportation to class and work. I use these lights every night and I've been very happy with them. They probably aren't ideal for mountain biking in the dark, but for riding around in town at night, they are perfect. The lights are very bright and noticeable by cars from some distance. For the price, quality, and ease of installation these lights cannot be beat.

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blackburn light combo

very good combo, very bright, blinding when pointed at the eyes. one of the betters bike lights out there, highly recommended

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Good light set

I'm pretty please with this light set. I bought them for my electric scooter, even though I don't do much night riding. They're very bright and both have three modes, one steady and the other two a variation of pulses. They have good mounts and are both clip-on style so you can pop them off pretty easily and carry them with you if you're worried about theft. The headlight could also double as a flashlight when camping with no hassle.

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Ok for safety

Light is ok to use a a safety light to be seen, but does NOT shed much light for good night riding visibility. Taillight is again provides good visibility to cars, but is a little small and mounting bracket is cheaply made.

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