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• #52
It's here!! It looks roomy and sturdy, but also really, really nice. Happy days.
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• #53
1) vote for my carradice pendle - it's big enough for two days in the sun, if you hang flip flops from the side and stay with friends or in hotels
2) i'm going on a 5 day tour and want to go reasonably light, but still take sleeping bag and tarp and hopefully camp. I have a bagman and i don't have eyelets for a rear rack anyway so I'd rather buy a big saddle bag than panniers. will the biggest carradice bag be big enough (24 ltrs I think) or does anyone know of any bigger options? or is bigger than that foolhardy anyway?
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• #54
I make saddle bags, more of a saddle pouch really, but I like the one I use and the people I've sold to seem happy with them.
Flickr page:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/76475080@N04/sets/72157630149087970/They only really hold spare tube, levers, multi tool, patches and cards/money but that's all you often need for a shorter ride.
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• #55
There's loads of discussion about this on the internet already - but I'm wondering what people here do: a saddle bag is for tubes, tools, wallet, phone - and then a mini-pump goes in the jersey pocket, right? I get the idea that there's no point in getting a saddle bag with a ~16cm internal capacity to take a pump, right?
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• #56
Similar to the above. Any advice for a bag that can take a tube, folded tyre, tools, wallet and possibly a separate phone space.
Or even just how many litres of space I will need.
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• #57
My Topeak Aero Wedge (large) holds a small pump, a tube, a multitool, a phone, a light rain top, some food, some tyre levers and my keys no worries. It has a zip which expands / reduces the capacity if need be. No swing or noise. Only downside - it's a bit fugly compared to nothing or to one of those dinky little things.
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• #58
Bit of a dredge on the topic, but would anyone be able to tell me what saddlebag and bar-bag are on this bike? I haven't been able to find anything. Cheers
http://singletrackworld.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2014/04/DSCF3504.jpg
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• #59
They look like either Revelate or Bikepak.eu......might have spelt the last one wrong.
I wish someone would make a similar seatpack to that one ^ in a cottonduck for reasonable money.......I really want one myself, but they are pricey
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• #60
I have a spare Bikepak.eu in camo; might sell
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• #61
I have a spare Bikepak.eu in camo; might sell
£? :o)
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• #62
not sure man i'll PM you its one in this pic:
http://bikepack.pl/shop/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=52
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• #63
Interested though ;o)
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• #64
Looks like bikepack.eu wins it. Thanks for the replies!
My hunt for the perfect saddlebag is being held up a little by the fact that no one has Carradice in stock :( Very annoying.
However, after much deliberation (and lots of faffing about) I have just ordered a Nelson Longflap. Can’t wait for it to arrive!