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• #2352
It's okay :) let me know how you get on with it
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• #2353
so i just realised my forks will have bottle cage bosses.
Over a few thousand kms, will the drag created by having bottles there be noticeable?
Wondering if I can go full frame bag and just a little feed bag up front, avoiding any cumbersome saddle pack...
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• #2355
This article comparing various pannier positions and bikepacking options may answer some of your question
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• #2356
Noticeable, no. Measureable, yes.
Will it outweigh the time saved by not stopping as much? Dunno. -
• #2357
i'm thinking I can one bottle under my aero bars, and two on my forks. Ease of use and plenty of capacity.
If I can fit a small sleeping mat, bivy bag and 1/2 sleeping bag in a full frame bag I reckon it'd work.
@Moonboy - that's an interesting article.
12 minutes per 100km
300km per day (average) = 36 mins per day
2 weeks = 8.5 hours.
Using my cigarette packet calculator, I estimate that, given that the frontal area of a waterbottle is equal to around 1/3 of a pannier, using water bottles on my forks might cost me just under 3 hours.
I think that might be a trade off I'm willing to make.
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• #2358
Taking orders? :)
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• #2359
Get non-round bottles.
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• #2360
any recommendations?
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• #2361
I've got a couple of days free at the end of next week... You'd be my second customer! :)
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• #2362
I know of at least one other person who'd want one too. How much would the finished thing cost?
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• #2363
More important what machine do you have
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• #2365
I'll gladly provide you with the practise! Sounds like a good deal to me!
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• #2366
Are you in London? I'd need a cardboard cutout of the shape you want.
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• #2367
I am yeah. Okay let me decide which frame I'm gonna use :)
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• #2368
I don't have a vast parts bin like some guys on here but you could give me a shout with stuff you're after and if that fails, there's always cash
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• #2369
Anyone have a frame bag, top tube kind in a large size they don't want any more? Want one for training.
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• #2371
Good shout thanks, should be good enough for training.
I just want to return to bidons for a bit, so I cna have one with water and one with crack (sugar). -
• #2372
You're welcome
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• #2373
Just looked and it's only 41cm long. I ride a 58cm frame, so it's too small.
Anyone got a Large frame pack bag?
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• #2374
Get a medium restrap one....they are plenty big enough and cheap, not to mention awesome!
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• #2375
I've got the 13L one, and sometimes fill it to absolute capacity. Looking at your photo, I might have been putting it on wrong...I've never put the top straps through the saddle rails.
Excuse me.