Bicycle bags

101 products

The bicycle bags category brings together solutions for carrying tools, a phone, water and personal items on a bike — frame bags, saddle bags, handlebar bags and rack bags, plus waterproof pouches for longer rides. The range of 429 products suits shops selling cycling accessories, sporting-goods retailers, and dropshipping partners looking to extend a phone-accessory or outdoor catalogue.

Bag types by mounting point

The assortment splits by function and attachment point on the bike, so a purchasing plan should cover several types rather than a single format.

  • Frame bags — fit between the seat tube and stem, built for tools, a repair kit and snacks, often with multiple compartments.
  • Saddle (under-seat) bags — compact, for a spare tube, keys and small accessories, with minimal aerodynamic impact.
  • Handlebar bags with a phone window — combine storage with a clear window for navigation during the ride, a popular format for city and touring use.
  • Rack and rear bags — larger-capacity solutions for daily commuting and cargo transport.
  • Waterproof bags and dry sacks — protect contents in wet conditions, relevant for touring and bikepacking.

Brand overview

The range is built from two clearly different scales, visible directly in SKU counts per brand.

Mass-market and budget brands — Rockbros (205 products) leads the category with the widest range across bag types and price points, known for practical waterproof designs. WILDMAN (132) follows at a comparable volume, offering an alternative in the budget segment. Wozinsky (36) is a brand better known from mobile phone accessories that has carried that experience into the bike-bag niche, particularly handlebar bags with a phone window. Smaller-volume brands — GoodBuy, Forever Outdoor, MOUNTA, TFO, TAKEZERO — round out the low- and mid-tier offer with individual models.

Recognised and premium directions — Swissten and Tech-Protect carry an established reputation in the mobile-accessory market, giving buyers a familiar, trusted name, even though their bike-segment range is narrow (2 items each). West Biking and Fusion Accessories represent a more niche approach with a small SKU count, better suited to complementing the catalogue than anchoring it.

Building a B2B assortment

It makes sense to anchor the assortment on Rockbros and WILDMAN — together they account for over 300 of the 429 products, giving broad choice within each bag type and a stable supply volume for wholesale. This core should be paired with Wozinsky handlebar bags for buyers who value phone navigation, plus one or two listings from recognised mobile-accessory brands (Swissten, Tech-Protect) that create a trust point for shoppers who choose by brand name.

  • Keep at least three bag types — frame, saddle and handlebar — within each brand so a shop can offer a complete set.
  • Break out waterproof models into a dedicated subcategory to meet seasonal and touring demand.
  • Treat phone-window bags as a separate subgroup — demand for on-ride navigation keeps growing.
  • Use niche brands (West Biking, TFO, MOUNTA) as targeted additions rather than the assortment's foundation.

Cooperation terms

myfusion.eu offers bicycle bags for wholesale purchase and dropshipping without the need to hold your own inventory — products are stored in an EU warehouse, from which delivery covers Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and the rest of Europe. Registered B2B clients get access to wholesale pricing and the full 429-product range for ordering, for both a retail shop and a dropshipping channel.