Accessory Bag
03-05-16, 03:30 PM
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Accessory Bag
Looking for recommendations for a good bag for a jersey pocket that would fit a spare tube, CO2 inflater, spare CO2, multi-tool, and a couple tire levers.
Maybe even my phone? Note 5
I have all of that in a seat bag currently, but this year I'll be doing a lot of group rides after work which will require me leaving my bike on the (locked) roof rack during the work day. I don't want to leave anything on the bike that is easily removed and I think it would just be easier to have something to toss in my jersey pocket than to remove/replace the seat bag.
Also, rule #31 ...
Maybe even my phone? Note 5
I have all of that in a seat bag currently, but this year I'll be doing a lot of group rides after work which will require me leaving my bike on the (locked) roof rack during the work day. I don't want to leave anything on the bike that is easily removed and I think it would just be easier to have something to toss in my jersey pocket than to remove/replace the seat bag.
Also, rule #31 ...
03-05-16, 04:24 PM
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I use the arundel saddle bag, because it's small and aero. For what you need, it would also be great in a jersey pocket, as it's only as wide as a folded up tube. Maybe 1.5"-2" total.
Arundel Dual Seatbag - Seat Bags | Competitive Cyclist
Arundel Dual Seatbag - Seat Bags | Competitive Cyclist
03-05-16, 04:45 PM
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Perhaps just a saddle bag with a QR? I'm using the Lezyne M-Caddy QR because it's small enough, holds all my stuff (has dedicated sleeve/pockets to fit CO2, levers, multi-tool, and money,) doesn't look awful (relatively) and removes easily.
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I have no suggestions for a pocket bag but I have to say my small Topeak bag can be installed and removed in 30 seconds or less. It's the kind with straps.
03-06-16, 01:25 PM
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Check out the ride pouch by Waterfield
https://www.sfbags.com/collections/c...ing-ride-pouch
They make excellent products.
https://www.sfbags.com/collections/c...ing-ride-pouch
They make excellent products.
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Topeak has QR bags.
https://jet.com/product/detail/44b5f...RUABoCE1zw_wcB
Didn't purchase from them, not even the same model, but you get the idea.
The large can fit my whole wallet, phone, lights, repair kit (including tube)... probably even a stray kitten it's so big. A Med should do the job for you. Just make sure you have about 1.5cm clearance on the backside of your rails for the QR adaptor.
https://jet.com/product/detail/44b5f...RUABoCE1zw_wcB
Didn't purchase from them, not even the same model, but you get the idea.
The large can fit my whole wallet, phone, lights, repair kit (including tube)... probably even a stray kitten it's so big. A Med should do the job for you. Just make sure you have about 1.5cm clearance on the backside of your rails for the QR adaptor.
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I don't know anything about jersey bags, but like others above, have a Topeak QR bag and like it.
Topeak SideKick Wedge Pack Medium
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How about a ziplock bag?
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Okay, so I never got around to reading any posts in this thread until now, but I was wandering around Target with my wife and in the luggage area I found a two pack of one larger and one smaller rectangular zippered bags. It was $9.99 so I grabbed it. Both fit in a jersey pocket, but I used the smaller of the two and it fit everything from my seat bag easily. I took it out on a gravel ride on Sunday and I had a mechanical so I got to take it out and actually use it. I gotta say I found it handier than pulling items from a seat bag.
