hhsrb

Each to their own, my dude. I like keeping my pockets unburdened if possible. I don't like tool bottles, so a saddlebag it is.

Saddlebag > Bulging pockets full of shit imo

Example: this is the least pro shit in the universe:

Yeah! Riding on the tops>>>>>

Garmin mount with no Garmin?
Armwarmer-jersey sleeve gap?
Or the spare tyre?

It's the white hoods

@PhilDAS riding on the tops, with white hoods and tape isn't pro... unless you're riding cobbles.

anyway, it's his glasses that look shit.

Just finished his shift at Footlocker

white tape and hoods are hhsrb as fuck.
practicality and saddlebag chat has no place in this thread

What's the slave rule on bidons, 500 ml max?

practicality and saddlebag chat has no place in this thread

true.

If you can find any sane argument for a choice of component, accessory or setup, then you know it's not HHS.

If your tools don't fit in here (see picture below), you're taking to much shit with you. This fits easily in any jersey pocket.

And just take the saddlebag off when taking pictures, just like you align wheels and cranks. Your bike will look so much better.

I use a saddle-bag when riding in winter with no mudguards, otherwise the spare tub that you have under the saddle gets covered in crap. In summer you can just toe-strap it under the saddle rails though, so no need to shove it in the bag.

I personally use one of these:

-Hates on saddle bags
-Uses a specialty bag to fit in jersey pocket instead

???

What brand is that?

Silca. Bling bling.

Too many £ for me to justify buying one

It is nice .. but pricey

I just think they look horrible on a bike

Breaking my own rule here:

Here we go:

What? Really poor photography?? ;)

Edit. I joke, the background is actually rather nice..shame about the bike in the way

Given that I took that photo with my nose (hands were too cold) I think it's remarkable that it's only really poor.