barrel bag
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barrel bag
Looking for a one compartment handlebar bag. Barrel shaped. Non bike specific bags ok. 14" wide by 8" dia approx. Big enough for a pair of pants and a light shirt and a heavy shirt.
Waterproof a plus.
Searching online fell short. too big, too small, too square too expensive. Didn't Banjo brothers used to make something like this?
Waterproof a plus.
Searching online fell short. too big, too small, too square too expensive. Didn't Banjo brothers used to make something like this?
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IMG_3867 by mbeganyi, on Flickrrevelate sweet roll, comes in 3 sizes:
https://www.revelatedesigns.com/inde...-Bar/Sweetroll
Untitled by mbeganyi, on Flickr
IMG_3586 by mbeganyi, on Flickrrevelate harness and the dry bag of your choice: (and my old pocket on there)
https://www.revelatedesigns.com/inde...arharnesssling
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Sounds like all you need is a stuff sack, two straps, and two short pieces of pvc pipe to offset the bag away from the bars. The straps go around the bag and the bars, but are threaded through the pvc in between. I have found that setup to work well. If you want waterproof, a roll top waterproof stuff sack would be suitable. Maybe one of the Sea to Summit Evac ones. The whole deal can be dirt cheap.
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Revelate Sweetroll. by mbeganyi, on Flickr
Sweetroll 4 point attachment to the jones loop bars. by mbeganyi, on Flickrhere i'm using just the 2 point attachment and the head tube strap:
Revelate Sweetroll. by mbeganyi, on Flickr
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BTW, on the comment about not wanting end loading... Barrel shaped bags are most suited to stuffing and end loading is the way to go with that IMO. I once had a barrel shaped handlebar bag somewhat like you describe. It has a zipper lengthwise, and it was pretty awkward in use other than very loosely and lightly loaded. It was a 1970 something vintage Cannondale bag. I might actually still have it around if you are interested, but I don't really recommend it.
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I'd prefer no end-loading
Contents will stay Dry and Clean 24 x 48cm, and you can strap It on to your Bars like the other stuff..








