Seat strap/saddle bag options
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I use this and quite happy with it. It's very tight and snug under the saddle. It's also reasonably priced.
https://www.specialized.com/us/en/equip ... gie/116593
I fit a spare tube, 2 tire levers, 2 CO2 canisters, a C02 inflator, a small multi-tool. I also carry a second spare tube in my back pocket for extra insurance.
https://www.specialized.com/us/en/equip ... gie/116593
I fit a spare tube, 2 tire levers, 2 CO2 canisters, a C02 inflator, a small multi-tool. I also carry a second spare tube in my back pocket for extra insurance.
2019 Giant TCR Advanced Pro 0 Disc
I have this and it works well.
http://cyckit.com/
http://cyckit.com/
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I use a Lezyne Road Caddy and I like it.
Looks good on the bike (as good as a saddle bag can) and just enough room for a multi-tool, tube, co2+inflator, small patch kit.
Looks good on the bike (as good as a saddle bag can) and just enough room for a multi-tool, tube, co2+inflator, small patch kit.
lol, aero saddle bags.. but at 13.6g this might be a winner
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I use the Lezyne Road Caddy.
http://www.lezyne.com/product-orgnzrs-c ... aWbI_nytaQ
I can fit in a spare tube, tire lever, Park IB-12 mini-tool, and glueless patch kit with ease. I carry a small Lezyne mini-pump in my jersey. If I was using CO2, I could probably squeeze a small inflator plus one 16g cartridge in there but it would be getting tight.
For longer rides and/or bad weather I use an Arundel Dual so I can easily fit 2 tubes plus lever, patch kit, mini-tool. It is less aesthetically pleasing and the Arundel bags could certainly stand to have better Velcro. When my current Arundel fails I will likely resort to just using the Lezyne and packing an extra tube in my jersey for epics/winter.
I like these solutions because they do not use a seatpost strap. Bags that velcro around the seatpost are short eaters.
http://www.lezyne.com/product-orgnzrs-c ... aWbI_nytaQ
I can fit in a spare tube, tire lever, Park IB-12 mini-tool, and glueless patch kit with ease. I carry a small Lezyne mini-pump in my jersey. If I was using CO2, I could probably squeeze a small inflator plus one 16g cartridge in there but it would be getting tight.
For longer rides and/or bad weather I use an Arundel Dual so I can easily fit 2 tubes plus lever, patch kit, mini-tool. It is less aesthetically pleasing and the Arundel bags could certainly stand to have better Velcro. When my current Arundel fails I will likely resort to just using the Lezyne and packing an extra tube in my jersey for epics/winter.
I like these solutions because they do not use a seatpost strap. Bags that velcro around the seatpost are short eaters.
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morganb wrote:What are some under seat storage options that are aesthetically pleasing, or at least not god awful ugly, and secure? I was running a Speed Sleev and finally lost it after many near losses. I only need to carry up to a cross tube, a multitool that includes a chaintool, and a tire lever.
Although tight, this is the one I have been eye-ing for a while. Straight from NZ, solid and blends really well in aesthetics.
Only con is that space is really premium, but I'd take that over the testy-like saddle bags you see often on the road.
http://cyckit.com/
You would have to take your second spare tube in your jersey pocket and maybe another CO2 tin as well, but that, to me, is a small price to pay for having this much sleek-ness integrated.
PrimO wrote:I use this > http://www.wiggle.co.uk/scicon-elan-210-saddle-bag/
It'll hold 1 x inner tube, 2x 16g CO cartridge and a valve attachment and 2x tyre levers and 2 allen keys and a packet of lifeline self stick patches. The Velcro holds it very tight. I've had it for 4 years now and it has never fallen off or become loose and looks much better than some of the monstrosities that some people hang off their saddles.
+1 on this bag. Barely noticeable, secure, fits everything I need and is relatively inexpensive.
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I use one of these when needed just for the wank factor haha
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I made my own using a Neoprene camera pouch and an velcro strap (Amazon: OP/TECH USA 6401264 Soft Pouch Photo/Electronics) which holds one tube, CO2 & inflator, and a single tire lever inside a zip loc baggy:
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Just ordered an Aeroclam from cyckit.
http://cyckit.com
http://cyckit.com