touring on carbon
10-06-15, 01:50 AM
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No! The truly dense don't think to ask the question....
This thread has gone a little off track as it's onto a track about saddlebags because they offer a way to get around the lack of eyelets on most carbon bikes. maybe people could add comments about bikepacking bags and CF bikes they might like for touring. I like Carradice saddlebags, but there are other luggage options to pair with a CF bike
This thread has gone a little off track as it's onto a track about saddlebags because they offer a way to get around the lack of eyelets on most carbon bikes. maybe people could add comments about bikepacking bags and CF bikes they might like for touring. I like Carradice saddlebags, but there are other luggage options to pair with a CF bike
10-06-15, 03:23 AM
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I wounder if 4kg(8lbs) in a seat bag would be considered to much levering force for a carbon seatpost?
10-06-15, 05:08 AM
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10-21-15, 02:47 AM
#80
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so i want to experiment with this carradice bag thing. scratching from the bag swaying back and forth can be mitigated with something covering the frame..
what about hacks to prevent leg rub? (or rather leg bump)
what about hacks to prevent leg rub? (or rather leg bump)
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10-21-15, 03:26 AM
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also, camper long strap or super c? they're the biggest saddle bags. the super c is a little taller. any practical differences?
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