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• #1227
The few bits and pieces that carradice have repaired for me (including when it was my fault) they've just done for the cost of postage. They have excellent customer service.
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• #1228
Enjoying overloading my nylon audax
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• #1229
Undoubtedly.
It was a good opportunity for me to get some sewing awl practice in & get same day fix done. It has held up well so far this week too.
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• #1230
Very tidy job too, looks better than original.
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• #1231
does anyone know the thread size of the bolts on the side of the Carradice Bagman? (the ones that hold the rails in)
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• #1232
They are M5. Bottle cage, rack mounts etc, all the same.
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• #1233
Ta, the existing holes were a useful guide, thicker thread in the awl so I used every other hole instead.
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• #1235
Thoughts?
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• #1236
Seems ideal for ultra minimal bike packing. Will report back when I've actually used it for something.
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• #1237
Have the same very thin and basic compare to the standard audax bag.
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• #1238
Picked up up a Zipped Roll fro the factory shop. One more for Christine but to be fair it is a scratch on the flap post production that is the issue
† ETA: made by Emma.
34 x Sue
14 x Priscilla
12 x Andrea
11 x Debby
11 x Janet
9 x Emma
9 x Christine
6 x Susan
6 x Kelly
6 x Margareta
1 x Debi
1 x Gill
1 x Vicky
1 x Sharon
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• #1239
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• #1240
A wald 1372 and a carradice super c saddlebag would fit nicely together if you felt inclined to remove the side pockets, or strap them down somehow
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• #1241
i would have preferred if the whole bag were lined with the orange fabric.
other than that, it seems to do what it says on the tin.
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• #1242
OK that's pretty cool - interesting that it can be embossed like the leather.
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• #1243
Tried that before on my quest for front luggage, didn't work well at all.
Better off with some QR Straps for the bars and letting it sit naturally, or having a nitto style front rack to take the weight.
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• #1244
@Landslide, @ChasnotRobert, @Belagerent, can anyone chip in on how they are getting on with their Audax lightweight bag? I'm considering one vs getting a saddle pack like Topeak backloader or Rapha rear pack. Does the Carradice need a bagman support to work best? Is the total width 28cm or is that the main bit not including pockets? Cheers.
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• #1245
I've modified mine to include a Rixen & Kaul klickfix plate (as I'm running it as a large barbag rather than saddlebag). I think as stock, a bagman would be a good idea.
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• #1246
Ok thanks, thought it had to be wider than 28cm.
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• #1247
Mines fine. Mostly using it as a commuter bag. I haven't got a bagman support, but I use the bagman quick release, like this one:
https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/luggage/carradice-bagman-quick-release-clamp/
Don't know if I need the support but I also don't mega load it. Mostly just clothes, lunch, d-lock. It does bump slightly against my legs occasionally but not in a way I've ever found annoying.
I replaced the leather strap with a ball bungee to make attaching and removing it from my frame even easier. It does make it very horizontal though as you can see in the pic I posted up thread.
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• #1248
Thanks, was wondering how you had attached it.
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• #1249
Pic of this?
Pretty confident Carradice would have still sorted you out somewhat, the repair prices are very very good!