Stop Dangling Your Bag
 

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

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(CO2, inflator, valve extender, hex keys)

here's what i use in my jersey pocket.

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

Oh, spare tube, sorry.

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Have good day.

I am going to have a great day now.

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)
...

What are the dimensions?

Or this...

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

Every day Gerry posts is the greatest of days.

meh.

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

140mm x 100mm x 30mm

Thanks.

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

I've had better days.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

Yeah. I am not a fan of the velcro straps either. I have a Lezyne micro which I think is great except that the velcro straps have stretched out and now are starting to come apart. I think I am going to cut it off and then go to REI and get some 3/4" nylon webbing and buckle.

The poor will always be with us.

The spare tube idea is neat.

If you desire proficiency in the art of stashing objects of vital need in unobtrusive yet conveniently accessed places, there is much to learn from the masters: terrorists and dope fiends.
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On my MTB because of my dropper post.

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