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08-24-16 | 08:05 AM

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hankaye

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Vintage Raleigh, Howdy;

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Originally Posted by Vintage Raleigh

Howdy Hank That's a great tool roll! They're all great, will need to modify to secure the travel pump which is approx twice as long as a co2 cart. Something similar to the PAU bag in Etsy

Have you read the reviews? One claims that a 1/2" drive Snap-On ratchet "barely" fits. Is your pump
longer than that?

hank

DISCLAIMER: I'n not connected to Duluth Trading in any way, shape or form.

08-24-16 | 08:41 AM

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coolkat

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Swift Industries makes a nice one.

08-24-16 | 08:46 AM

#28

clubman

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Lee Valley has inexpensive canvas chisel rolls in 3 sizes...dye it if you'd like

08-24-16 | 09:19 AM

#29

TenGrainBread

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Just bought a Henry III bag for an upcoming build

Useful thread.

08-24-16 | 10:08 AM

#30

fietsbob

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Roll them up in a shop Towel, or 2.

08-24-16 | 03:45 PM

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Vintage Raleigh

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Quote:

Originally Posted by hankaye

Vintage Raleigh, Howdy;

Have you read the reviews? One claims that a 1/2" drive Snap-On ratchet "barely" fits. Is your pump
longer than that?

hank

DISCLAIMER: I'n not connected to Duluth Trading in any way, shape or form.

Haven't read the reviews Hank but saw this on Etsy and was looking for something in canvas or similar. This is the only one that i've seen that will secure my travel pump without mods.

https://www.etsy.com/au/listing/2160...er-tool-holder

Here's the offending pump

08-24-16 | 08:08 PM

#32

GTizzy

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I backed this Silca number recently (includes tools):

https://silca.cc/collections/silca-t...673c11003e392f

08-24-16 | 09:19 PM

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hankaye

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From: 1/2 way between Hatch and T or C, N.M.

Bikes: '95 Specilized StumpjumperFS

Vintage Raleigh, Howdy;

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Originally Posted by Vintage Raleigh

Here's the offending pump

According to the dimensions of the Duluth bag it's 17" wide (6" more then the pump's length), and 29.5"
long (unrolled). So, ... I'd say it could gobble-up your pump and not even have a feather hanging from the
corner of it's mouth (Cat that ate the canary comparison). Added plus is it's canvas with a leather section
that acts as a cover when rolled up. Very vintage lookin' imo. Read through the reviews some of the folks
posted photos so you don't have to rely on the art work.

hank

Last edited by hankaye; 08-24-16 at 09:23 PM.

08-24-16 | 10:15 PM

#34

arex

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