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• #1677
Obviously, but aren’t Carradice based in Lancashire
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• #1678
They are clearly big fans.
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• #1679
This is great!
What's the little clip at the top? I'm going to see if I can rustle up the spares to do something similar
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• #1680
It's a Lancashire rose; you just can't tell as it's an outline rather than coloured (though the heraldry isn't entirely consistent, the Lancashire rose often has a leaf at the 12 o'clock position vs. the Yorkshire rose, which has a petal at top).
As I have loyalties on both sides of the Pennines, I will express no view on which is superior...
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• #1681
The red one obviously!
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• #1682
If the red one was so superior why did they make it white eh?
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• #1683
😂
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• #1684
I would suggest just buying the Carradice ones, they look neater and more secure. Apart from the p clip the parts I used were all recycled from a POS BLB rasket.
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• #1685
Edit: Maybe we can put names to faces...
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• #1686
So I followed the Carradice advice and bought the bagman sport, the smaller one, but find when it's full I am sitting on the bag as it is the same height or higher than the saddle. Is there a knack to setting this up or should I just get the expedition to lower the bag?
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• #1687
My oldest carradice dowel has cracked. Has anyone here replaced the dowel with another material?
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• #1688
I did consider alu rod for mine, but then there's the faff of drilling and tapping for the fixing bolt/screw, so I just got another wooden dowel from local timber merchants.
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• #1689
I have a knackered wilkos broom in the cellar. Assume the handle is plastic coated aluminium. Could cut a length off that and drop it round to try. Going tip later in the week otherwise.
Finding a suitable stick would have more of a rustic appeal...
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• #1691
My spare dowel was thicker diameter, but my day took me past Trafford Timber. A 2.5m length of 18mm was £6 but means I've got plenty spare for the future / anyone local who has the same troubles.
Quite happy with the fix, added washers as the fabric hole around the screws has enlarged over the years.
3 of the dullest pics to grace the forum.
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• #1692
if you're feeling fancy there are lots of people on eBay who sell carbon tubes which you could use
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• #1693
Heresy! Carbon in a Carradice?
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• #1694
^ & ^^ mine is Proper Old Skool Carbon tho.
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• #1695
That’s more carbon fibre than “carbon fibre”
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• #1696
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• #1697
Zipped Roll on 'roids. Nice.
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• #1698
I'm using a Barley with the SQR block. There's quite a lot of front/back sway, particularly going uphill, as the bottom of the bag sags down below the point where the SQR supports it. No side to side sway though. Has anyone else encountered this and fixed it?
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• #1699
Yep, use some of that stuff that use for estate agent boards, correx. Fit it inside the bag to stop it sagging. I actually punched holes in some and stitched it in place to stop it moving around but it’s not that necessary.
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• #1700
Yep...
Custom amalgamation of an SQR and a classic rack.
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Because Yorkshire is the best.