Inspired by St. Bernard brandy barrels, the bicycle barrel bag is handcrafted from the highest quality materials. A celebrated and classic design, our customers tell us that this bag is a head-turner and a conversation-starter. Keeping a bag on your handlebars allows you to carry your most vital pocket items within reach as you roll through town, like a cell phone, wallet, and keys. The wood ends are lightweight and sturdy, and our waterproof finish keeps your Barrel Bag safe in inclement weather. Materials: Vegetable-tanned leather (American), FSC-certified cedarwood, nickel-plated steel hardware Exterior dimensions 7" (17.7 cm) wide by 4.5" (11.4 cm) diameter. Bag opening is approximately 3" (7.6 cm) x 4.5" (11.4 cm) Interior dimensions approximately 6" (15.25 cm) long by 4.25" (10.8 cm) diameter. Measurement between the straps is approximately 2.75" (7 cm)but the flexible leather belts provided would fit anything between 2" (5 cm) and 4" (10 cm) quite easily. Easy installation instructions included Installation: Attaches with a long belt that threads around your handlebars. Comes with a second attachment point with a leather cord to help secure the bag to the stem, which is optional (the belt-and-suspenders technique). For extra security, you can thread a zip tie through the second string holes as a theft deterrent. More by Walnut Studiolo Made in the USA A card with the maker's story is included with purchase Maker's Story Walnut StudioloNehalem, OregonFounded in 2009A husband & wife team is behind Walnut Studiolo. When Geoffrey (degree in Architecture) and Valerie (career in Project Management) moved to a bicycle friendly neighborhood, Geoffrey started commuting to work by bike and found himself searching for bicycle products that didn't exist, like old-fashioned leather bar wraps. This lack of availability launched Walnut, which today handcrafts bicycle and lifestyle products. Products are designed and made by Geoffrey, while Valerie runs the business side. Walnut products are founded on their love for good design, architectural concepts, and natural materials.
