Boxed Lunch - The Handlebar Bag
Boxed Lunch - The Handlebar Bag
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A hearty and versatile bag that you can take everywhere! Fit your camping gear, gym clothes, dreams big and small, or your lunch inside. Mounts onto the handlebars of any drop or flat bar bike. Easily take it off and use the shoulder strap to sling it over your back when your bike is parked.
Features:
One big compartment with expandable cinch pouch, top flap access, and zipper access from the handlebars (so you can reach your stuff without getting off the bike!)
Another slim zipper pocket on the top, two open side pockets for smelly trash or banana peels
Lots of adjustable straps, side rings for shoulder strap/messenger bag conversion
Made with water resistant construction and sometimes recycled materials in Burlington, Vermont. Future versions to include tent pole straps on the bottom.
Custom Frame Bag
Custom Frame Bag
Frame bags that fit exactly within your bike frame!
Fully customizable and can include as many colors, secret pockets, and trap doors as you'd like.
Small frame bags also available: carry snacks and essentials while leaving room for your water bottles.
Interested in a custom bag? Start by filling out this form!
Who works here, anyway?
Who works here, anyway?
It's really just me (Josie) running this business right now, but I couldn't do it without all the people who are giving me advice, believing in me, supporting me, and connecting me to useful resources <3
I like to ride my bike for short and very long amounts of time. Currently I'm trying to learn how to do little jumps and other small tricks. My toxic trait is that I think I can carry anything on my bike.
You can learn more about me and the bags here.
Where is Lunch Brake?
Where is Lunch Brake?
Lunch Brake is run out of a small, shared studio space in Burlington, Vermont. All design work, prototyping, production sewing and bag assembly, screenprinting, and business admin processes take place here.
All bags are constructed on this 1950s Singer Sewing Machine, with some help from a newer Juki industrial sewing machine at a local makerspace.
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