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• #402
Don't take the fucking ECR Jake!
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• #403
Bar bag looks good. Mind me asking how much? Any pics of inside and details?
There will be photos galore, speak to Jordon about price, it totally depends on what you ask for.
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• #404
Reckon I'll speak to Jordon about a custom bag for my Elephants soon.
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• #406
I used the bag this weekend, throughly impressed. As was my girlfriend, she is currently drawing up a custom rucksack for him to make and i'm going to ask him to make a slimline strap, so I can take the bag into the shops etc. I will try and take photos tonight.
I also might ask him for a new tool pouch or possibly a bum bag / hip pouch thing.
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• #407
New pic with bag Jaxx0r?
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• #408
After work
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As you can see I went for the 'put a pocket on every surface' approach, so far it so excellent.
Here's a list what I asked for:- Reinforced and padded bottom (for carrying a camera)
- map pocket (which I've discovered works perfectly with my phone, I can use without taking it out)
- Front pocket for tool pouch
- rear pockets for snack etc
- 'open' side pockets for things that need to accessed quickly or d locks
- white floating liner
- strap and buckle retention system, so I don't have to worry about velcro dying
- d-rings for off bike carrying
As you can see I got everything I asked for, and made with beautiful care and attention. I'm looking forward to getting many happy hours of use from this, its perfect.
Unrelated to the bag, I moved my seatpost up a fraction. I'm not Andy Ellis, so I don't need to wheelie round corner, and in the words of Erik Jonsson "it does wonders for my watts"
- Reinforced and padded bottom (for carrying a camera)
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• #411
- map pocket (which I've discovered works perfectly with my phone, I can use without taking it out)
heads off to try it
- map pocket (which I've discovered works perfectly with my phone, I can use without taking it out)
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• #412
Just lovely. Good job bigxtop and spatty
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• #413
That looks great.
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• #414
Looks great! Really hope my DIY attempt at something similar (but with cheating pockets) works even half as well as that!
How do you find the Gino on the outside? I clipped mine against stuff a few times wheeling the bike in and out of places, switched to the inside to avoid snapping the bolt.
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• #415
Cheers guys, I've had absolutely no problems with the giros in that place
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• #416
looks great, what is that little thing you've attached the light to on your rack?
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• #417
looks great, what is that little thing you've attached the light to on your rack?
It's a Paul components Gino mount
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• #418
Did a bit of light touring in the lake district:
The bike was great, no problems at all and super comfortable for riding all day. BigxTop bag was really useful too.
Some fucker stole my new Hope Vision One though whilst we were on the train home.
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• #419
Wow, looks real nice! I need to get out there.
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• #420
How come you had so much luggage?
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• #421
lovely! no detailed ride report/route? :)
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• #422
Missus and I love our light tour in the Lake District, the fact it only 3 and a half hour to get to Windermere is a bonus.
Got a route?
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• #423
How come you had so much luggage?
excellent trolling
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• #424
I think the last pic explains it
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• #425
spotter have you got any routes/where abouts did you ride in the lakes?
I'm interested too.