A Gear Bag Keeps All Of Your Gear In One Place Ready To TravelGetting a gear bag of the smartest things I ever did. You can either have your gear scattered all over the house or keep it all in one place. If you transport your bike to your favorite riding spot you can just keep your gear bag in the trunk of your car. I have been doing this for years and it works out very well. When I only have a few hours to spare, and I want to ride, I don't have to waste my time rounding up my gear. Also, when I go on vacation all of my gear is packed and ready to go. It's just so convenient and saves a lot of hassle. There are some very clever designs, with pockets and vents built in to help keep your stuff organized, as shown below.
Airline carry on bag
Rolling bag
Shoulder bag
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