If you turn it up the other way and clip the dry bag clip around the seat post, there’s no chance you will lose it mid ride.
sawlogspetdogs on
Michelangelo
littledumberboy on
The Pickle Pack
Critlar on
my guy is squeezing all the juice out of that pickle /s
nah but seriously everything “bikepacking” specific is vastly overpriced, good on you for coming up with an alternative. I’ve seen people repurpose those chalk bags climbers use into stem food pouches with a sewing kit and some straps for vastly cheaper that the “bikepacking” version.
crevasse2 on
True. I’ve read that racks are also an option back there. What is that, 3 liters? Day trip? Most rear storage whatever it is, is probably well north of 10L. My panniers are 12l each and either a dry bag or bear can on top is another 10l. Dropper still works.
ratsobo1 on
beside the fact that you will destroy that drybag and your carbon seat in no time, this is old af
carbon_space on
This is the original seatpack. When your bikepacking journey becomes a circle.
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If you turn it up the other way and clip the dry bag clip around the seat post, there’s no chance you will lose it mid ride.
Michelangelo
The Pickle Pack
my guy is squeezing all the juice out of that pickle /s
nah but seriously everything “bikepacking” specific is vastly overpriced, good on you for coming up with an alternative. I’ve seen people repurpose those chalk bags climbers use into stem food pouches with a sewing kit and some straps for vastly cheaper that the “bikepacking” version.
True. I’ve read that racks are also an option back there. What is that, 3 liters? Day trip? Most rear storage whatever it is, is probably well north of 10L. My panniers are 12l each and either a dry bag or bear can on top is another 10l. Dropper still works.
beside the fact that you will destroy that drybag and your carbon seat in no time, this is old af
This is the original seatpack. When your bikepacking journey becomes a circle.
Redefining bean bag