Pictures of your loaded rigs?
04-15-11, 08:34 AM
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04-16-11, 10:29 AM
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Not loaded, but at least one will be loaded for touring this summer!
The first one is my new LHT built for Touring
The second one is my girlfriends LHT built for day to day use, as well as occasional touring.
The first one is my new LHT built for Touring
The second one is my girlfriends LHT built for day to day use, as well as occasional touring.
04-18-11, 10:01 AM
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Finally finish setup my bike for almost 560km in next month.
Kona Sutra+Extrawheel.
Kona Sutra+Extrawheel.
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04-18-11, 06:18 PM
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I just finished making my bags, so decided to take a look at the finished product all set up.
They are heavy canvas trimmed with leather and treated with a beeswax and linseed oil mixture for waterproofing.
They will be tested this weekend on my first trip.
I documented the construction of the 4 panniers and handlebar bag on my blog, More Than a Bike; A Journey into the Unknown.
They are heavy canvas trimmed with leather and treated with a beeswax and linseed oil mixture for waterproofing.
They will be tested this weekend on my first trip.
I documented the construction of the 4 panniers and handlebar bag on my blog, More Than a Bike; A Journey into the Unknown.
04-18-11, 06:40 PM
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not my cup of tea I wish (making stuff I mean) , but very impressive nonetheless. Congrats on the work.
04-18-11, 09:03 PM
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04-20-11, 01:11 AM
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So what panniers are those and more importantly (to me) what is that stem bag? That thing looks pretty nice.
I also use their big brother(18L saddle bag) for daily use too.
And that top tube bag is Vincita, product from Thailand's company.(now they improve their product and change logo too.Their new products can be seen here.)
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04-23-11, 03:24 AM
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I just finished making my bags, so decided to take a look at the finished product all set up.
They are heavy canvas trimmed with leather and treated with a beeswax and linseed oil mixture for waterproofing.
They will be tested this weekend on my first trip.
I documented the construction of the 4 panniers and handlebar bag on my blog, More Than a Bike; A Journey into the Unknown.
They are heavy canvas trimmed with leather and treated with a beeswax and linseed oil mixture for waterproofing.
They will be tested this weekend on my first trip.
I documented the construction of the 4 panniers and handlebar bag on my blog, More Than a Bike; A Journey into the Unknown.
04-23-11, 06:11 AM
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tspoon and dukearcher, here in Montreal our neighbours are Kiwis, and part of the family were back home when it happened, but also were up on the north island. I havent followed the news too much for the last week because of family vacation, but it was being reported about how much of downtown Christchurch was going to have to be rebuilt due to safety concerns.
Duke-where was your
photo taken? Just curious.
Duke-where was your
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04-23-11, 09:09 AM
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pretty neat, must have been quite a trip. Nice looking internally geared rig there.
(hope you dont mind me adjusting the photo, I was actually doing post-prod on some work photos and couldnt help myself adjusting yours so it would look its best, occupational hazard...)
(hope you dont mind me adjusting the photo, I was actually doing post-prod on some work photos and couldnt help myself adjusting yours so it would look its best, occupational hazard...)
04-23-11, 10:37 PM
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Haha so you did! No I don't mind.
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04-24-11, 05:44 PM
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04-24-11, 09:01 PM
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04-25-11, 09:33 AM
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Fully Loaded Hunqapillar
I got my new Rivendell Hunqapillar out for an overnight "shakedown" and it was a great ride.
https://simplecycle-marc.blogspot.com...s-natural.html
Here are some photos of it loaded and most of what's on it.
Marc
https://simplecycle-marc.blogspot.com...s-natural.html
Here are some photos of it loaded and most of what's on it.
Marc
04-25-11, 09:40 AM
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04-27-11, 01:26 PM
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Taken 6am on my first tour after a night of heavy t-storms, and after 15 hours of heavy rain, not much is water proof.
Learned a lot that day.
I didn't realize how heavy the loaded bike was until I took my friend's mountain bike for a ride last week.
Learned a lot that day.
I didn't realize how heavy the loaded bike was until I took my friend's mountain bike for a ride last week.
05-02-11, 07:59 AM
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Great idea to use the Zimbale bags as panniers. I never thought of that. I wonder if putting the buckle inside the bag would allow you to cinch the straps down and make the bags more secure? Are you posting a journal of your trip?
05-02-11, 02:28 PM
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loaded for the weekend
food front left, clothes front right, sleeping and such rear, and tools, water and camera equip in the camelbak
btw thats a 32x18 ss setup
food front left, clothes front right, sleeping and such rear, and tools, water and camera equip in the camelbak
btw thats a 32x18 ss setup
