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I don't know how secure it will be. The ability to quickly move it from bike to bike is what appealed to me. I like the Jannd, and have used them for years.
Vouel does have a video touting it's toughness. Time will tell (if it ever gets completed) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFXQq1GMqBc That looks cool. Just briefly looked at the website. Would that stay attached during rough mountain bike rides?[/QUOTE] |
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can't go wrong with the Jannd's...
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I can't vouch for dropper compatibility, but you can't really get into either without removing the bag. That said, there's not much fuss involved in taking it off or reinstalling.
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Arundel Tubi. Perfect size/shape for what I need to carry....
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I have an Arundel Dual on both of my roadbikes. It's just big enough to hold two tubes, two tire levers, and a multitool. But it stays very securely snugged up against the underside of the saddle, never loosens or flops around or sways side-to-side...and it accomplishes that without any seatpost strap, so it doesn't shred the legs of my shorts.
On my gravel bike -- which doubles as my commuter bike and my foul-weather road bike -- I have an Arkel Waterproof Seat Bag. It too carries two tubes, two tire levers, and a multitool, but it could easily contain a bit more. It's a little awkward getting stuff back in the bag due to the way the inner bag straps&snaps into the underside of the outer rear hatch, but its waterproofness and a very substantial robust rear light tab were the selling points for me. Last edited by Bob Ross; 01-27-2020 at 05:45 AM. |
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Another vote for Arundel Dual.
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Same here. I had used the Uno for a long time but it was a tight fit and I liked the security, especially on cold rides, of having two spare tubes on hand.
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Lezyne
I bought one of these Lezyne roll-up style saddle bags off Amazon and was so pleased I immediately bought 2 more for my other road bike and gravel bike. Never looked back.
https://www.amazon.com/LEZYNE-Caddy-...s%2C228&sr=8-4 |
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Question for Outer Shell Mini or Arundel Dual owners:
How are these fitting a 700x25-32 tube? as these tend to overstuff the smaller bags without much room for anything else. |
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Did these ever start shipping? |
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Cutest saddle bag
The coolest saddle bags are from Kreig. They make chalk bags for climbers and saddle bags for us bike folks. My most recent one has a pattern made of little dropping bombs with the letter F inside.
https://kriegusa.com/collections/saddle-bags Arundel are great folks too.
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Yanco
I got this Yanco custom made for my new Seven. Zipper closure and attached with a separate strap. I haven't lived with it for too long, but it is very nicely made.
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Speedsleev
The Speedsleev "Seatsleev".
https://www.speedsleev.com/product/b...atsleev-small/ Minimal, just the essentials. Most of my bikes are set up with these. In each I can fit - tube, tire levers, 2 CO2s, inflator head. |
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Silca's premio..
other bikes I don't use one... BMC has the box by the BB My Gravel bike has a dropper post so I just use a handlebar or top tube bag. |
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