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LWeleven
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- Location
- Market Drayton
Yes Craig I have a saddle and a frame bag looking for a bit more room for longer journeys hoping to get a bit further next year
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LWeleven
Active Member
- Location
- Market Drayton
As above I’d like as big as possible someone linked me into a 8.5 litre one I’ve not measured the dimensions yet but that would be great if I can get that much storage
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LWeleven
Active Member
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- Market Drayton
I don’t really want a roll I find them a pain if you need to get stuff out 👍 thanks anyway
IaninSheffield
Veteran
- Location
- Sheffield, UK
I've been pleased with the Altura Dryline bar bag I picked up on Ebay. Easy release Klickfix attachment, 7 litres capavity, waterproof, accessible on the move, transparent map sleeve. 👍
https://www.wiggle.co.uk/altura-dryline-bar-bag
Version 2 has superceded it but can't comment on that.
https://www.wiggle.co.uk/altura-dryline-bar-bag
Version 2 has superceded it but can't comment on that.
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LWeleven
Active Member
- Location
- Market Drayton
I really was hoping not to spend this much but up to now… tho ( Canucks link is looking good )
PaulSB
Legendary Member
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
That looks very nice, almost identical to the Lead Out bag I posted. A few differences, mainly the strap position and the small bungee cord.
I think one party has pinched the other's idea. It would be interesting to know who did.
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LWeleven
Active Member
- Location
- Market Drayton
I think for a afternoon out it’s prob a useful size , Im always curious when I see people out with no bags , I always carry few tools , snacks , maybe a rain jacket , if not maybe a little space in case I get warm I can’t take a layer off , 🤷
PaulSB
Legendary Member
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
It works very well for day trips. Small saddle bag for tubes, tools etc and this for an extra layer, snacks etc. What I put in varies widely depending on the weather and planned ride. Recently I've been carrying a spare base layer, reading glasses, mask, two snack bars and pop my rain jacket and phone in a jersey pocket.
I will use it when/if I go touring next year as my day bag, something I've never bothered with before as I'd never found a suitable bag. I don't like top tube bags and find 8 litre bags far too big for my needs. This is ideal for me.
cougie uk
Guru
It works well. The review says that you can't use an out front mount with it but it works with mine.
I'm loving it for the winter - tools, rain jacket, spare food, co2 all goes in there with a bit to spare.
Only have a phone pouch and cash in the jersey now.
kenmiles
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Cork, Ireland
I think the Lead Out bag came first. CamelChops only started last year.
kenmiles
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- Location
- Cork, Ireland
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