Reviews over the

Lezyne Road Caddy

very compact,open in two parts,but must be completely detached to use and not easy to fasten under the saddle

Pros & Cons

I was able to put in (with difficulty, as they only just went in) an inner tube (80mm valve), 2 minutes, a CO2 capsule, an inflator and a small multi-tool. The rail-only fastening system seems more reliable to me (thick strap) than models from other brands whose limitations I've tested in the past (early strap wear, pannier movements). No movement here.

Fine saddlebag, only on me the Velcro is very much at the limit. I had to pull it pretty tight to catch some "tangles". For now, no problem. Perhaps after frequent use it will be.

Pros & Cons

I'm a mountain biker with a telescopic saddle, and this pannier doesn't interfere with the mechanism. There's plenty of room for a chain link, 2 co2 capsules, 2 tire removers and a co2 mouthpiece. It fits really well. The only drawback is that you have to completely remove the bag from the saddle to open it.

Great bag for the most necessary things like biba, gas cartridges, tire levers, mini-tool and some loose cash. Unfortunately the velcro is a bit short and therefore the pouch is barely secure.

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A perfect lightweight saddle bag that fits: small multitool, a spare tube (80g continental) and two tyre levers. Unfortunately, I found that velcro is too long and does not go right through the centre of the bag. Looks like it is hanging (rather than being tight) to the saddle.

Pros & Cons

Looks sturdy. On small side though. Spare tire, 3 tire tensioners and multitool. CO2 pump does not come with it.

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