Handmade in London
The classic saddle bag re-imagined for the modern cyclist.
The classic saddle bag re-imagined for the modern cyclist.
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For the adventurous among you that need to carry more stuff, the Shazam! saddle bag is here for all your advanced stuff carrying needs. Got a bikepacking trip this weekend? Maybe you just need to carry lots of stuff with you on the daily commute and you’re sick of tying your jumper around your waist? With a sizable carrying capacity, able to be used on the bars or saddle, and the added bonus of looking cute on and off the bike, Shazza will most certainly snazza up any ride.
Available in two sizes, the Mini size is a perfect bar bag for long day rides, or a great saddle bag for smaller riders. The Regular size is the go-to for bigger folks and bigger trips. Constructed with a plastic sheet and reinforced at the attachment bar with an aluminium length, Shazam is the most stable saddlebag out there. The expanding rolltop and long flap provides adjustable and flexible carrying capacity (we see you emergency grocery trip!).
Made in-house, London, UK
| Mini | Regular | |
|---|---|---|
| Volume | 8.3L-16.6L (when fully unrolled) + 2x 0.4L Side Pockets | 10.8L-22.5L (when fully unrolled) + 2x 0.5L Side Pockets |
| Size | 29cm wide x 15cm deep x 19-38cm tall. Aprox 37cm wide when side pockets are full | 31cm wide x 17cm deep x 23-46cm tall. Aprox 41cm wide when side pockets are full |
| Weight | 725g | 850g |
| Attachment | 2x Voile Nano Strap, 1x Velcro One-Wrap Straps, 1x Camlock Strap | |
"I appreciate this bag for its carrying capacity, combined with its sturdiness. It is a bonus that it looks so rad..."
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sean.parsons –
I am very pleased with my new Shazam mini. It is a well made, spacious bag and the olive green tone is just perfect on my Kona Sutra with its fake brown handlebar tape. The Shazam mini sits perfectly between the bars and I used a Restrap Bumper Bar to secure the bag off the head-tube. The only negative is that people, including myself, no longer see the bike it is attached to because they are so captivated by the bag. Well done Wizard Works for continuing in the fine tradition of British bag making.