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Decent size cycle back.
| Taffy | 22 Jul 16:30 |
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Joined: 26 Jun 2010 Posts: 8 Bike: | Can any one advise me the best cycle bag that would allow me to carry a jacket and and all my other bits and pieces such as spare tube, tyre levers, co2 pump and spare canister and phone. Taff |
longbob 
| 23 Jul 05:17 |
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Joined: 22 Jul 2010 Posts: 23 Bike: My Profile | I use a Vaude backpacks and have done for a few years now...my 30L capacity bag fits plenty (shoes, change of clothes, tools etc) and is handy as you can expand the back to get an extra 5L's..they have a great air flow system that keeps the bag off your back and helps the air get inbetween your back and the pack. Sounds like thay maybe a bit much for what you need so a smaller version would be better suited, perhaps a 12L, 16L or 20L. Most shops should stock these and cant recommend enough, i have had my latest bag for 4 years and its still going strong. For days when you dont want to be messing about with a bag on your back a good saddle bag is a great idea. In mine i have a spare tube, levers, patches, small tool set and a mini co2 pump...fits under my road saddle nicely and keeps my back free...also lets me stuff my jersey back pockets with snacks for those longer rides! |
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darking
| 23 Jul 08:18 |
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Joined: 05 Nov 2009 Posts: 19 Bike: My Profile | I wear an orange HI Viz 30 litre backpack with an expansion zip for larger loads. it has two side pouches as well |
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darking
| 23 Jul 08:19 |
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Joined: 05 Nov 2009 Posts: 19 Bike: My Profile | I wear an orange HI Viz 30 litre backpack with an expansion zip for larger loads. it has two side pouches as well |
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