I would like to use this bag to carry the battery for my electic motor on my bike. The battery weighs 11 lbs, and is 8"x4"x5". Will it work?
174488
I don't think so. While I am not near my bike, the product dimensions say it is 9.5 x 6.9 x 1.9 inches. The 1.9 dimension would appear to be too small.
174489
I doubt it. The bag is not that large or heavy duty. It's ok for incidentals like wallet, phone etc.
174490
Just measured the bag. It does not appear to be big enough for something 8x4x5. Eleven pounds would be excessive for this bag. I would say No, not even close!
174491
I don't think it would be quite big enough, but even if it fit, I doubt the straps would carry 11 pounds. This is a great little bag for the right application, but I would advise you to look for something else.
2174664
The bracket that goes on the bike is like 3" or so wide so not sure . This is a great bag and holds alot. just get it and send it back if it doesn't work
384395
Yes should work fine. However be careful not to over discharge the battery . Normally you would want a deep cycle type of battery. Their big and heavy. Just be careful not to take discharge below 11.5 volts
2257396
Yes it will. But be warned, mine fell apart very soon after purchasing. I have replaced with 5.11 bag of similar size.
222656
Hello, I am pretty sure it will not. The bag is about 6x3x4. With the padding in the bag, it would only be able to hold the body comfortably. I hope this helps!
2110744
Probably, but check the dimensions of where you are putting it. It is a sealed battery so good for your bike, I have it on my ATV.
1663956
Hi Cris, I love this bag! Due to how small it is, how well it holds to my bike and the room inside of the bag due to its height, I love my bag! I feel sure it will work great for you.
1800551
You would need a large battery. I tried to use for the same thing, but would have to carry a car battery.
2223089
if the batt manufact does not have that info, measure the cavity for the batt in your bike and compare it to the demensions given for the batt you want to buy.....will
1828015
I can't be 100% sure, but with the multitude of straps on this bag, you should have no problems having this thing fit on your bike.
595080
It will work with all of them you have mentioned. I use them for Lithium Nickel Cobalt Oxide batteries for electric bicycles. I had the batteries designed to fit perfectly in the bag. The rigid sides protect the battery in case of a crash and the $500 battery can be unhooked quickly and brought into a store or work.
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2 oz sounds about right. I carried 2 of these for 2,500 miles on a long distance hike last summer, with 5 spare batterys. If you're using it for some type of RC/drone/balloon device it should work.
249686
Best bet is to fold up chain/measure it and compare to advertised size of bag. My personal preference for carrying that type of stuff is to put in larger back on rack on back of bike. I use this bag for carrying wallet, cell phone, power bars, & other such stuff -- I love the bag for this type of use, it fits great on the bike and I have a bottle rack on the crossbar below -- plenty of clearance.
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It might when placed at an angle. It is 12" long, 8" wide and extends to 8-10" high. The bag is held to a bike rack with Velcro straps which proved very reliable and strong. I put a lot of stuff in it, and with the top extended it did become top-heavy a little. To prevent "sway" when top heavy, I also secured with a bungee.
379740
I think it should. I use it on a moped with my short board 6'4" in a board bag.
497729
depends on what you're using it for I was using it for motorcycle applications and a 12 volt battery that runs the motorcycle work fine as long as you're using 12 volt DC power it will work
1761252
No, Sorry, the dimensions are not correct for your bike, you need to search for an exact fit battery, just google it