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Old Yesterday, 01:53 PM
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New Route Werks Big handlebar bag - triple accessory Mount

Triple accessory mounts on top are fantastic - And I can just 3D print nub accessories instead of paying $30 for them

How do people feel about this? Built besides the high stack needed, My interest is really peaked with this new age rando bag style. It would be good if I could lean this against swood T-Rack or something to make sure it doesn't dip too low

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...-handlebar-bag
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Old Yesterday, 02:18 PM
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I got the email but haven't looked into it. If it shares the same mount as the smaller one I'm listening.
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I’ve used the smaller bag on some really rough, long-ish (70 - 100 miles), off-road rides and it worked great. Really nice to have food and gear accessible without getting off the bike. The qr mount is pretty slick. Being able to mount my phone and a Garmin on the lid of the bigger bag would be a plus.
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Are the side pockets a bit bigger? I hope so.
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I looked at it, I have the smaller one. It says the big one works with 40cm bars but I'm not sure I agree. I felt like the small one is too tight with 40cm bars (especially if using the light nubs) and was better with a 42 or 44. The smaller bag does have a reputation for the lid rattling (but the mount is solid) and it's heavier than some options due to its construction.
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Ugh, I think I'm going to do it

It just seems like it ticks all the boxes besides weight, If my cockpit does look busy whatever
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Thanks for helping me spend money I didn't know I was going to spend today.
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Thanks for helping me spend money I didn't know I was going to spend today.
They don't charge until November 16th!
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They don't charge until November 16th!
Perfect, I'll let future me deal with the consequences!
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Old Yesterday, 05:27 PM
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I’ve had the original one for a long time, and this looks to solve a couple of gripes for me with the padded underside of lid and size increase.
As far as I can tell it’s the same mount from the first series.

You can generally solve the lid rattling on rough surfaces (mine has done a lot of gravel rides) with some strategically placed bits of bar tap. Otherwise it’s always my camera bouncing around in there. I’ve never had the mount move on me.
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- The quick attachment is neat.
- I am sure some will really like having 3 mounts plus light posts, but I can't imagine needing to carry that much stuff on my bars so it isn't appealing to me.
- 6L is probably pretty useful for most that will rock this for party pace rides.
- Unless it's able to hold like 13L and replace a from basket bag, I have yet to need anything larger than a 1.5L bar bag up front.
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- The quick attachment is neat.
- I am sure some will really like having 3 mounts plus light posts, but I can't imagine needing to carry that much stuff on my bars [snip]
I figure DC Rainmaker will be the biggest purchaser of the new bag.
Wahoo, Garmin, Karoo all running at the same time, best 2 out
3 wins for routing. So you never have to decide which bike computer to buy.
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I figure DC Rainmaker will be the biggest purchaser of the new bag.
Wahoo, Garmin, Karoo all running at the same time, best 2 out
3 wins for routing. So you never have to decide which bike computer to buy.
Ha, yeah when I see his bars with like 5 different devices attached, and another 3 on his wrist, it reaffirms he was born to do what he does.
That is a ton of planning and data to then sort thru and compare.
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