Campagnolo Musette

Posted on Sun 27th, June 2021

• #1

jwharrison
Bought this from eBay last week, had about 50 years worth of grime on it. Cleaned it up yesterday and it’s come out a treat. Still some stains but for the sake of the material and print, I’m not going to bother with anything stronger than soap.

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• #2

edmundro

Ooooo that’s really nifty.
Congrats on a great cleanup.
• #3

Muppetteer

What are the eyelets on the bottom for? Is it like the Rapha Tote bag and there's supposed to be a strap there?
• #4

amey

@pastry_bot
• #5

midlife

It's for bits of string to tie it around your waist to stop it moving.

I've always called them bonk bags lol
• #6

jwharrison in reply to @Muppetteer

I couldn’t tell you, but I would assume so. I’ve bought it so I can keep my small selection of tools in one nicely branded place
• #7

jwharrison in reply to @edmundro

Cheers, I bought a trainer cleaning kit a few years ago in a sale - turns out it’s handy for this sort of thing

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