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• #4252
You getting much better and have talent but have keep working on it. You a bit lazy.
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• #4253
Could end up with a book. You know Proust started with a croissant.
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• #4254
Loving your write up hippy
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• #4255
Drinking from hose does suck, but you can do cool stuff like blow it back into bladder to ensure you don't have to drink the boiling water in the hose. Plus the bladder is more mouldable within the frame bag as opposed to rigid bidon.
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• #4256
Yes could do with 200 pages of them.
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• #4257
I like mine but it was sagging by the end and almost obscuring my light. Could've probably tried repacking. Problem for me with framebags is knee contact. Need internal velcro to stop that.
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• #4258
I have no idea what you're talking about. Make yourself useful and bring me beer.
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• #4259
Yeah, I've got an old Camlebak and bought a bladder for TTs but just went sans-fluid.
If anyone spots a LG Ripio bag for sale let me know. I'd love to mess around with one cheap.
Then I could get custom once I know how I like to set it up.
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• #4260
Can you link to the specific thing? That site/page is fucked on this old laptop.
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• #4261
3L
I can just pull it out easy, if need be. But I can just fill it in situ if refilling from shop bottles. -
• #4262
Frame Bags:
Light weight, durable and waterproof fabric Frame Bags. Custom made by me to your bikes specific measurements. Bags can be made in any configuration you prefer - 1 zip with one main compartment - 2 zips with one main compartment an Internal False Floor and a second zip entry to underneath the false floor - and a 3 zip option which has a Map Pocket on one side.
All 2 and 3 zip bags are fitted with internal false floors for carrying water bladders or to simply separate items within the bag.
All custom frame bags are made with Dimension Polyant X Pac VX21 and VX07 and are fully lined with Coated Ripstop Fabric for extra protection and increased visibility inside the bag.
Made from cuban fibreedit: No can't link direct for some reason, on the kids Mac, its totally unfathomable.
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• #4263
Is yours a custom bag? Did you specify width or did it just come as they come?
Did you buy the bladder separate? Revelate are maybe £150+ so perhaps a custom one would be better straight off the bat, I just don't want to create something I don't like. -
• #4264
Restrap made it custom for me. I gave them a long list of how I wanted it. I'm fucking fussy.
I bought a bladder separate.
There are some tricks to making it work. I'd share them privately.It's taken me 4 bags to get how I want it down.
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• #4265
Would love to read those custom framebag tips too :). Anyway seeing what kristoff does each year, seems like equipment just needs to be reliable (no discs, no di2, no custom framebag... but a simple Decathlon handlebar bag)... and moving ratio is everything, even above watts/kg.
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• #4266
I hope you're not suggesting discs, di2 and custom framebags are unreliable...
My only mechanical issue was the steerer bung and given the bike issues leading up that's not bad going.
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• #4267
You know Proust started with a croissant.
It was a Madeleine, no?
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• #4268
You know Proust started with a croissant.
Don't think we've met. Are they on here?
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• #4269
Please. The correct riposte is
No your a croissant...
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• #4270
No your a correct Rip Van Winkle
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• #4271
No no, I wasn't trying to imply that, sorry. I was trying to say that he didn't use any of those disc/di2/custom framebag, even it's assumed those have a better performance, and the real advantage came from his incredible high moving ratio.
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• #4272
I know what you were getting at, I was really just winding you up :)
Another one...
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• #4273
All these frame bags look great but ££££. Is there anything wrong with the custom Alpkit stingray for under £100 with just about any feature you could need (dividers compartments zips etc).
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• #4274
Not seen it. I liked my Revelate saddle bag so continued to buy their stuff at premium prices but tempted by Restrap custom.
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• #4275
Just done 4 days off road bike packing round the lakes and am now in the market for a frame bag, to me I can't see the downside to one of these. Still handmade in the UK too.
No, but will next time, saddle bags are too much agro