The Strap on My Chrome
#3
Thread Starter
I found a road bike.
Joined: Jun 2007
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Bikes: K2 Attack 1.0sE
Oops. I don't mean the underarm stabilizer strap. I mean the main strap. When it is fully strapped down I have a large piece that flies everywhere. I don't like to use the plastic thing on the strap to shorten it, because then I have to make it longer when I take the bag off. I was thinking a large carabiner to clip the end of the strap to the D-ring, but I don't know where to buy a large one.
#8
Gone Tarcking. Back Later
Joined: Nov 2007
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From: Blacksburg, VA
Bikes: Iron Horse Warrior Team (tricked to high heaven), Jamis Coda Sport (frame and fork, built into CX commuter), Gary Fisher Opie Dirt Jumper,SE Lager tarck bike
I use a carabiner. Use it to connect the loop at the end of the excess and the main strap. You don't need a large one. The most common size (what, about 2.5 inches long?) works perfect, and it's the kind most commonly handed out for free.
#9
bike punk
Joined: Apr 2008
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From: pdx
Bikes: giant cadex (road bike), specialized conversion fixed gear (rip), brassknuckle track bike that's a pink monstrositybi.
just tuck it under the strap that's going against your waist. that'll hold it, and you won't have to hassle with getting it out of a ring.
all done.
d-ring is annoying.
all done.
d-ring is annoying.
#11
it's a formidable scent..
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Kent, WA (USA)
Bikes: 2006 Raleigh Cadent 3.0
I use one of those "LIveStrong"bands, just slipped on the lower half of the strap to hold the slack close to the chest. this also doubles as a waterbottle holder FTW.




