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Your cart is empty.Classical rear pannier pair with a roll-top closure and the easy to use QL1 mounting system.FeaturesEasily mounted to racks with a diameter up to 16mm (reduction pieces for 8mm and 11mm rack diameters included) PVC-coated polyester fabric offers waterproof protection Edge protector with slots for mounting the ORTLIEB carrying system Top QL hooks and lower sliding hook adjustable with Allen key no. 3 Release handle for mounting and releasing the QL1 system Lateral 3M Scotchlite reflector on both sides for visibility Panniers sold as a pair
GK
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025
Good product. Waterproof .. Awesome.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on November 14, 2024
Good product. Nice and water tight. Solid construction.
M514
Reviewed in Canada on May 30, 2023
I've barely touched a wall in town and the marks in the fabric are very deep. I don't understand how the fabric wears so quickly. It's a sign of both bad design and poor quality. Do not choose this product or this brand. I think I will return those very "cheap" bags.
Kyle
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2022
MODEL DIFFERENCESThere's a Roller City and Roller Classic. I admit I was not paying close enough attention to the model when I bought these City bags.In hindsight, I would recommend taking a look at the Classic because they include some straps that offer some additional flexibility in usage. They are a little more expensive, but I think they would have been a better choice for me.The side clips would be more versatile if they had a strap you could cinch/loosen. This forces you to do 3-4 full rolls to clip them shut, rather than maybe 2 if you need some extra capacity.SIZEThe size of these paniers are a good balance. They are a little bigger than a large paper grocery bag when open. They lose about half their volume when clipped shut, but that should be expected with the rolltop.DURABILITYThey seem about bombproof. Mostly using them for grocery store runs, so they haven't really been stressed.USABILITYThe automatic latch on the handle is great and works well most of the time. It's very clever. Other reviewers mentioned this, but this feature makes them easy for thieves to remove too. Some rudimentary locking mechanism would be a nice-to-have as a deterrent.--- UPDATE ---I have had these for a few months now.SAFETYThe reflective zones are very bright. I had them stored in a dark room and scared the life out me when they caught the light one night.SIZEThe rolltop can actually be closed with just a roll or two. 3-4 rolls is probably the intention, but I've gotten away with fewer.USABILITYI have come around to the side clips. I didn't realize it at first, but they have a hole your thumb can be put into to guide the clip into the fastener. I have never used a clip like this before, so I wasn't getting it. Once it clicked (pun very intended), I liked the design much more.You do need to nail the alignment of the clips though. Otherwise it will land crooked in the fastener, and then you have to jostle it to get it out and try again. There's just not a lot of room for error.These still cannot be beat for easy on/off. They're perfect in that respect.My 4 star rating stays (let's call it 4.5), but I will say I have enjoyed they a lot. They work great for groceries and lunchboxes/small coolers.Would recommend without hesitation.
カスタマー
Reviewed in Japan on May 16, 2021
元々クロスバイク用に購入したものでしたが、後で購入したGB250クラブマン（4型）にも使用できました。以下は主にバイク乗りの方のためのインプレになります。ロードバイク用のキャリアよりもクラブマンのタンデムバーの方が太いので、付属しているブラケットを一つ外してやるとクラブマン4型純正のタンデムバーにならジャストフィットします。（クラブマン乗りの方にプチ情報ですが、サイドバックサポートはラフアンドロードのトライアングル型を使用しました。）バイク用のサイドバックは固定したら取り外すのが面倒なのが多いですが、これならツーリング時以外は気軽に取り外しできて楽チンです。その分防犯性には劣ると思いますが。耐水性はロードバイクで使用する分にはまず問題にならないと思いますが、バイクで高速で走行することによる耐水性はちょっとわかりません。走行風や振動もロードバイクより大きいので、その点についてはこれから検証するつもりですが、ちょっと走ってみた感じでは特に気になる点はありませんでした。クラブマンは車体がコンパクトなので、タンデムするのに邪魔にならないサイズのものを見つけるのはなかなか難しいと思いますが、たまたま所有していたロードバイク用のものがジャストフィットしたのでつい嬉しくなって書き込んでしまいました。参考になれば幸いです。
Dexter R Roknich
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2019
These bags are awesome and it is clear now why they are so popular and we'll respected. I have been using a set of these to daily commute 100mi a week in Illinois and they have not let me down once. I am fairly nuts and will ride in very adverse conditions. I'm probably "that guy" in my area (with a great career mind you lol) that just likes to take on mother nature on the daily and save the car for long trips. These bags have kept my essential daily work attire and equipment (Educational IT) dry and humidity free without fail. Big fan!As for mounting, at first I was a little confused why they have so much movement when mounted. I think now that this is preferred and more durable. If they were made to not move around over bumps and impact, maybe that would be more prone to breaking, especially in the cold because they are hard plastic. Maybe I'm wrong, but it does result in very consistent and confidence inspiring feel to me. Even tho they can move on the mount you feel like they are not going to come unclipped or come off. Can't say the same for the cheaper bags here on Amazon with two hooks and an elastic strap. Thoes came off constantly to the point I zip tied them on. Happy I upgraded to these. I think any oterlib stuff is going to be pretty well thought out, just pick your style and size.The quick release handle is maybe the greatest thing ever. Get to work, pull a handle, off I go!!! Seriously this sounds simple but it's become my primary bag for freeking life.I do wish it had a second more robust handle to carry it when it's off the bike, but there are at least 3 ways to fairly easily hold the bag while you're walking so it's not a big deal and offers a very clean "Pro" look when installed on the bike.
Katrin Herz
Reviewed in Germany on February 20, 2015
Diese Satteltaschen (bzw. ein weiteres Paar, das wir woanders gekauft haben) sind bei uns seit einigen Jahren im Einsatz. Sie haben schon einige mehrtägige Fahrradtouren absolviert. Dabei wurde klar, dass man sich auf sie verlassen kann:Schnell und unkompliziert hat man sie in den Gepäckträger eingehängt. Sie hängen an der Seite, ein Oberteil, das über den Gepäckträger reicht, fehlt. Es reicht, durch Hochheben an den Schleifen die Haken zu öffnen, die sich dann einfach um die Gepäckträgerstangen schließen. Dieser Mechanismus hält nach unserer Erfahrung bombenfest, obwohl die Greifarme nicht wie bei anderen Taschen einklicken. Genauso unkompliziert können die Taschen vom Gepäckträger wieder abgenommen werden: Einfach am Tragegriff abheben, fertig. Die Taschen bieten als „Einraumbeutel“ viel Platz für Kleider. Wie kennen es von anderen Taschen, dass sie verschiedene Taschen, Abteilungen oder Reißverschlüsse haben. Diese fehlen hier. Wenn man aber für seinen seinen Krimskrams oder die Toilettenartikel einen eigenen Beutel hat, ist das überhaupt kein Problem. Außerdem können fehlende Reißverschlüsse schon einmal nicht kaputt gehen – und auch die Wasserfestigkeit ist nicht durchdefekte Reißverschlüsse gefährdet.Oben werden die Taschen verschlossen, indem man die Oberseite mehrfach einrollt und diese dann mit einem Klicksystem aus Plastik fixiert. Das geht ebenfalls richtig schnell, sodass man auch unterwegs fix an die Dinge in den Taschen kommt. Die Taschen sind kinderleicht zu reinigen. Mit einem feuchten Lappen (und bei Bedarf etwas Spülmittel) abreiben, fertig.Für uns eignen sich diese Satteltaschen nicht nur für die längere Fahrradtour. Sie lassen sich auch problemlos im Alltag einsetzen. Besonders an regnerischen Tagen, stecken wir beispielsweise unseren Rucksack in den absolut wasserfesten Beutel – auch die Einkäufe oder sonstige Dinge, die man mit dem Fahrrad transportieren kann, werden in diese Taschen gesteckt.Fazit: Diese Satteltaschen sind optisch angenehm, praktisch und robust. Sie sind sehr wasserfest und leicht zu reinigen. Sie eignen sich für die lange, mehrtägige Fahrradtour genauso wie für den Einsatz im Alltag. Wir würden uns diese Taschen auf jeden Fall wieder kaufen, und wir haben sie bereits mehrfach im eigenen Freundeskreis weiterempfohlen. Die Tatsache, dass man diese Taschen oft an anderen Fahrrädern in der Stadt oder auf dem Land sieht, sprechen ihre ganz eigene Sprache. Ergo: einfach ein gutes Produkt. Der Preis ist angemessen. Empfehlenswertes Fünf-Sterne-Produkt.
Tonollie
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 9, 2015
Ok, so I've owned these for about 5 months now and I have to review them.They're amazing, and I want to walk through what makes these bags so great.Every detail of these bags is considered. They are fully waterproof, we filled it full of water and with the top rolled down properly no water leaked out, even when turning upside down. The material is very strong and feels to be good quality. The bag comes with reflective patches on the side to catch the attention of cars, and stuffing stuff into these bags they always seems to keep their profile and don't bulge out too much.How these lock onto the pannier frame is genius. The plastic frame ensures the pannier bags don't sag and give a good structural integrity which allows easy lifting on and off the frame. The handle unlocks the clips when lifted and when dropped onto the frame automatically lock on, ensuring this bag won't fall off when sat in the frame. Having two bikes with different style panniers, the ability to adjust the position of all three clips allows me to put the bag in the optimal position using only an Allen key and they hold an incredible amount of weight. I've carried crates of beer in these, overloaded them with heavy shopping and one time I didn't clip it on right and found it was holding a load somewhat comfortably in a single clip. Over 5 months of daily abuse I'd have forgiven some damage.I love the roll down flap, it's simple with little to break. The bag is designed with loops either side to accommodate a shoulder strap - sadly,sold separately, and I think this can be used in conjunction with the rat pack?Anyway, you won't be disappointed if you buy these bags.
5edtycg
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2012
I have owned these bags for about 6 months. Preparing to commute to work, I wanted a large bag/set of bags that would hold daily equipment and rain gear as well. I had many questions as I was planning to partially convert a Specialized Rockhopper (no rear suspension) to a work commuter. After an exhaustive search, I found the Ortleibs to be large, durable, and without having the need for a separate rain cover, always waterproof. This was a big plus as I often carry electronics. I also wanted a system that was fast on and off, and ready to go when I was, and the back-rollers fit the bill.I paired it with a Blackburn Mtn Rack. I have disc brakes, but bought the model for regular v-brakes. The fit was tight, and my LBS recommended a spacer between the frame and rack in order to clear the back brake mechanism. It worked without the spacer, but my heal hit the bags and the spacer allowed me to tilt the rack back far enough to remedy the situation. The LBS guy put on a nut from a presta valve and presto!I also have a heavy weight ulock,, the Kryptonite Evolution Series 4, velcroed to the top surface of the rack. The rack holds the lock on top, and the bags on the side without interfering one another. They can be removed, added in any order.Only issues: The closures took a few days to get used to, and I kind of wished I'd gone for the next model up which uses only one closure, but not a problem and now that they're mine they're old hat and I wouldn't want them any other way. The bags have no inner compartments, so it's sometimes hard to find things, but if you'll use bags or containers for small stuff, you'll find them easily by feel. Also, after you become daily acquainted with your gear, you'll find it in seconds by feel alone.So, in conclusion, the Ortliebs carry everything I need, book binder, bike lights, keys, rain gear, cable (for use with ulock). They're quick on and off, great reflectivity, and perfectly waterproof, The material is rubberized canvas and thick.. And after a few awkward days of initiation, I'm 100% happy with them and would buy another pair...if ever necessary.One more thing, the rack I mentioned about stays on (sans bags) when I get back on the singletrack. It's so lightweight, it would be more of a bother to take it off. I used Locktite on all bike to rack connections and have never heard a peep out of it.
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