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Probably the same reason Peak Design did it for their new outdoor bags - get the capital and a great demand estimate before speculating
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I am curious how long that mount lasts with a bag that big. They are not listing a weight requirement but this new bigger bag seems to be way into the size range people typically use a much beefier mount for (rack, decaleur, etc..).

Have these really survived without the bar mount breaking since it seems to support the weight on a beam?
Assuming it's the same mount, the ones on my bikes are solid and I wouldn't think twice about the weight.
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I am curious how long that mount lasts with a bag that big. They are not listing a weight requirement but this new bigger bag seems to be way into the size range people typically use a much beefier mount for (rack, decaleur, etc..).

Have these really survived without the bar mount breaking since it seems to support the weight on a beam?

Cool looking design though, great way to bring something practical to bikes not designed for it.
I've taken mine fully loaded up on some gnarly single track with my full rigid. Even hit a few minor drops. Mount didn't budge. Bag was fine. Lid stayed shut. Chocolate chip cookie not so lucky.
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I've taken mine fully loaded up on some gnarly single track with my full rigid. Even hit a few minor drops. Mount didn't budge. Bag was fine. Lid stayed shut. Chocolate chip cookie not so lucky.
I'm a huge fan. I've been commuting with the original and never have any issues. The easy access is the best feature. My only complaint was the size, which now has been solved!
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I designed the bag , if you guys have any questions you can always ask me.
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Why kickstarter? I thought they did that already to launch the company
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I designed the bag , if you guys have any questions you can always ask me.
Does the new back share the same mount?
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I designed the bag , if you guys have any questions you can always ask me.
How does the lid close? Does it use magnets, velcro, a snap or...? The videos aren't clear on this.

Any issues with using the mount on carbon bars?

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Does the new back share the same mount?
Same mount as the old bag
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It has a little machined aluminum latch that holds the lid closed. We recommend only using carbon bars designed for having things clamped in this location .

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How does the lid close? Does it use magnets, velcro, a snap or...? The videos aren't clear on this.

Any issues with using the mount on carbon bars?

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