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Gerry Hull 06-05-13 11:37 AM

Stop Dangling Your Bag
 
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clichty 06-05-13 11:39 AM

Good idea, but I don't think a CO2 cartridge, spare tire, and a mini tool kit would fit in that.

Gerry Hull 06-05-13 11:42 AM

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(CO2, inflator, valve extender, hex keys)

sosojeffcc 06-05-13 11:43 AM

here's what i use in my jersey pocket.

http://www.wigglestatic.com/images/l...ysack-zoom.jpg

Gerry Hull 06-05-13 11:46 AM

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Oh, spare tube, sorry.

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Gerry Hull 06-05-13 11:47 AM

Have good day.

jsharr 06-05-13 11:53 AM

I am going to have a great day now.

danmc 06-05-13 12:02 PM

That's totally insufficient for all the necessary things I put in my bag like:

a magazine (when waiting for a ride after a breakdown)
Pringles (mid-ride snack)
pepper spray (unleashed dogs and children)
taser (muggers)
spare Confederate Flag jersey (when riding in rural areas)
spare Obama jersey (when riding in urban areas)
razor (for mid-ride shaves...I grow fast)
...

caloso 06-05-13 12:04 PM


Originally Posted by sosojeffcc (Post 15708009)
here's what i use in my jersey pocket.

http://www.wigglestatic.com/images/l...ysack-zoom.jpg

What are the dimensions?

prankster 06-05-13 12:28 PM

Or this...

http://bialyfamily.wordpress.com/201...le-bag-anyone/

Smiziley 06-05-13 12:41 PM

Every day Gerry posts is the greatest of days.

LesterOfPuppets 06-05-13 12:43 PM

meh.

http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5454/8...05e9fd69_o.jpg
Untitled by Wheel Deals Vancouver, WA, on Flickr

seymour1910 06-05-13 12:44 PM


Originally Posted by caloso (Post 15708136)
What are the dimensions?

140mm x 100mm x 30mm

danmc 06-05-13 12:49 PM


Originally Posted by sosojeffcc (Post 15708009)
here's what i use in my jersey pocket.

http://www.wigglestatic.com/images/l...ysack-zoom.jpg


caloso 06-05-13 01:01 PM


Originally Posted by seymour1910 (Post 15708339)
140mm x 100mm x 30mm

Thanks.

StanSeven 06-05-13 01:04 PM


Originally Posted by seymour1910 (Post 15708339)
140mm x 100mm x 30mm

Translated into English, that's about 3 feet X 2 inches X 10 yards. Right?

Seriously I use of of them and it's great. No more unsightly saddle bags and everything fits into one jersey pocket. That leaves room for a mini pump and three PBR

Velo Vol 06-05-13 01:06 PM

I've had better days.

thehammerdog 06-05-13 01:12 PM


Originally Posted by StanSeven (Post 15708453)
Translated into English, that's about 3 feet X 2 inches X 10 yards. Right?

If I may ....that's funny,I do not wear a cycling jersey nor do I want to have 10lbs of crap dragging down my lower back, I use a small bag wit a dollar in it, a tube but no air nor tool to change a tire

StanSeven 06-05-13 01:19 PM

It doesn't weigh much at all really. I carry a tube, two very light levers, sticky patches, and a CO2 cartridge with the small head. But if you don't wear a cycling jersey, it won't work.

pallen 06-05-13 01:38 PM

Cool idea. I Velcro my tire lever to the underside of my saddle, then have a small dangle bag with a tube and CO2. I may try something like this to stash the CO2.

seymour1910 06-05-13 01:38 PM


Originally Posted by StanSeven (Post 15708453)
Translated into English, that's about 3 feet X 2 inches X 10 yards. Right?

Seriously I use of of them and it's great. No more unsightly saddle bags and everything fits into one jersey pocket. That leaves room for a mini pump and three PBR


Originally Posted by StanSeven (Post 15708520)
It doesn't weigh much at all really. I carry a tube, two very light levers, sticky patches, and a CO2 cartridge with the small head. But if you don't wear a cycling jersey, it won't work.

thanks for the laugh....I gave the demensions that came with mine when I bought it. It sucks because I got my last year and I want another one, but can't find this type, lezyne changed it to this new design I don't like. It is very light though, if it causes ones jersey to sag a lot, maybe the jersey is to big.

StanSeven 06-05-13 01:44 PM

I have an extra and came through Hampton from the beach last weekend. I see you're a pilot. I could have just handed it off from my sunroof going along I-64

ARPRINCE 06-05-13 01:57 PM


Originally Posted by sosojeffcc (Post 15708009)
here's what i use in my jersey pocket.

I use the same (but using the new Velcro Model) and I carry the stuff below + my iPhone.

http://imageshack.us/a/img713/7569/lezj.jpg

bikepro 06-05-13 04:26 PM


Originally Posted by prankster (Post 15708244)

The minimalist bags are nice, but be careful of those with a single Velcro strap that goes around the seat rails. I have one like that and lost it twice when the single strap came loose. Both times someone found it and returned it. The one in this link looks safe -- it has a single strap but uses a clip rather than Velcro.

gc3 06-05-13 04:32 PM

thank god no good deed goes unpunished... this turned into another useless saddle bag thread
:bang:


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