Bar Bag recommendations

ROK ON · 2010-02-15 16:15:49

As part of training I will be doing some back to back cycles up and down the country. I will need a small (I mean small) overnight bag. I was thinking of getting a lightweight Barbara that would only need velcro straps to fit to the handlebars. Everything I have looked at seems large and technical needing clamps to attach…

15-02-2010 04:15PM

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ROK ON

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As part of training I will be doing some back to back cycles up and down the country.
I will need a small (I mean small) overnight bag. I was thinking of getting a lightweight Barbara that would only need velcro straps to fit to the handlebars.
Everything I have looked at seems large and technical needing clamps to attach to bars. I want to avoid this.

Can anyone recommend a barbag that has a simple velcro strap type setup.
Thanks.

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#2 15-02-2010 04:34PM

blorg

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Decathlon do one that I used up the Alps and on the Raid. Simple two-strap velcro attachment, easy on and when it's off there is nothing left on the bars. Only downside is that it can get in the way of your hands a little while climbing.

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#3 15-02-2010 07:10PM

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i got a saddle bag from decatholon for 5.50 and there tubes are incredibly cheap

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