I used this revelate bag last year on my tour. After two weeks it was getting
old fishing the water bottle out from under.
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Although I haven't used them on my Riv (it has a front randonneur bag), I
use frame bags on my four other bikes. On each bike, the frame bag is the
one that stays on permanently and holds the flat kit and tools.
Frame bags are great options, especially on bikes that lack eyelets for
racks. And th
I'm contemplating adding a small frame bag (top tube bag) to my 55 cm Sam.
The idea would be to generally replace my Acorn transverse seat bag for
standard rides, and to offer more capacity for bike camping and overnights.
I would expect that the frame bag would live on the bike full time. I lik
Hey Mike,
Anything new to report on the frame bag? I'm considering the Revelate bag
myself for my rando bike (a Ram!). I was worried a bit about my legs rubbing
the bag. Can you measure how far it sticks out from the center of the top tube?
I love the idea of the frame bag because I could th
Love the Revelate stuff, especially the Tangle bags and the feed bag. They're
not tweedy or waxed canvas or all that in line with the usual Riv aesthetic,
but they're really nicely made and well designed. The L size Tangle can fit a
3L water bladder (with the hose sticking out where you can take
Although my intention has been to reduce my number of bike bags
recently, last week I ordered a Revelate Tangle frame bag. The
intention being to use it on my Cross Check and LHT. I got it through
the Adventure Cycling Association store. It arrived yesterday and I
gotta say, I'm quite impressed wit
