Both in excellent+ condition.
$150 plus shipping
Regards,
Marc
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Can anyone give the volume or dimensions of the now-replaced Sackville
Small Saddlebag?
Thanks. I just got a very nice used one and I'm curious how much bigger it
is (in numbers as opposed to just looking at things) than the Carradice
Junior's 9 liters or 549 ci.
At any rate, it's a very nice siz
On Wed, Sep 15, 2021 at 7:04 AM Ben Mihovk wrote:
> ... I might punch a new hole in the leather strap that attaches to the
> seatpost...the hole I wish were a little closer is SO close that I could
> probably just expand the size of it and it'd work. It's *that* close.
>
Just tug a bit more stro
That's the one. I think I special-ordered from Acorn longer straps for this
(I strapped the Camper to the bar of my Dahon) or some other purpose.
On Wed, Sep 15, 2021 at 12:38 AM 'Hetchins52' via RBW Owners Bunch <
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> Here's an example of the kind of stand
So...I rode to work this morning and I'm keeping the bag. I didn't notice
thigh rub unless I consciously thought about it. A standoff that has been
discussed here *might *be something to try, but when I tinker with it,
pushing the bag away from the seat post moves the bottom part of the bag
away fr
Here's an example of the kind of standoff that Patrick is describing, made
by Acorn in SoCal:
https://www.acornbags.com/products/leather-stand-off-with-strap
Their strap is 11 ½" but this will depend on the length of the standoff.
Here's a saddlebag rack from Ocean Air by Nitto. It integrates w
If you find you need a standoff, I *may* still have one of the chi chi
leather ones I bought some years ago that hold the back of the bag off the
seatpost by about 5 cm. If you do find you want one, I'll send you one
gratis, as I no longer need mine.
You will need an extra-long strap to go from ba
Patrick,
Thanks for the thoughts. The squeaking definitely seems to be leather on
leather…I’ve got the saddle loop straps as tight as they’ll go.
I’ll try pulling the seat post strap with pliers…I’m REALLY close to being able
to buckle it.
I love the way the bag looks and how much I can fit en
On Tue, Sep 14, 2021 at 6:17 PM Ben Mihovk wrote:
> Hello!
> I just received a beautiful royal blue Slimsucker today from Riv
> and...well...I don't know about it. I have three issues that are making me
> think about contacting Riv for a return.
>
> 1. It's really squeaky...I'm assuming the brand
Hello!
I just received a beautiful royal blue Slimsucker today from Riv
and...well...I don't know about it. I have three issues that are making me
think about contacting Riv for a return.
1. It's really squeaky...I'm assuming the brand new leather will soften and
chill out a bit and be quiet ev
Especially when you compare them to some alternatives, like this $745
Scotch bag!
https://www.westleyrichards.com/us/scotch-bag-in-forest-green
Enjoying flat, grabby, and jumbo grabby sacks,
Edwin
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any one holding on to a sackville flat sack in green or gray they no longer
need. feel free to reach out.
thanks
sam
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I seem to remember a Sackville frame bag being teased awhile back. As I
recall, not a full frame bag, but something like a half-frame bag that
would run the length of the top tube. Can't find any evidence of it,
though. Am I imagining things or is something like this in the pipeline?
Would love
The usual poor photo, but not for lack of trying. Point is that I am once
again surprised and pleased at the Medium's capacity. I just carried home 3
bottles of a surprisingly good but cheap ($8 on sale) Aregentinian Malbec,
a half-gallon of milk, a quart of vegan mayo, toothpaste, and 2 pint
packa
I just got a very good deal on an unused, recent-vintage Sackville
Saddlesack Medium, and I'm quite happy with it, but having owned and
extensively used one some 6-7 years ago before I shortsightedly sold it, I
compared the new one as observed with the old one as in memory, but with
pretty distinct
I use the Kevin’s bad, predecessor to the XS I believe. I sold all of my
banana bags and now find I need room for a camera and windbreaker. Always
well made.
On Fri, Sep 11, 2020 at 11:18 PM Roberta wrote:
> They are really nicely made bags, aren’t they? I really liked my xs
> saddle sack and
They are really nicely made bags, aren’t they? I really liked my xs saddle
sack and used it for three years before I recently traded for a banana sax, for
just a little more room to Fit jacket and gloves. Mine came with a flap to hold
items inside in in case of a fall or to be able to overstuff
I received my Sackville Banana Sack in light gray grid. It's made
beautifullyand I adore the wooden toggle for closure it's perfect for my needs.
Thanks Riv!
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As it's the largest Sackville bag, it's the one I have my eye on. From the
site: " A big & tall saddlebag for tall riders with a 13-inch or bigger gap
between the saddlebag loops and the tire or fender or rack, whatever sticks
up highest."
I have maybe 9.5" of gap between Brooks flyer loops an
The issue with lights blinding oncoming cyclists and others isn’t really a
brightness issue. It has far more to do with how the light is directed and
focused.
High-quality lights from Europe (think B&M and Schmidt) almost always have a
reflector design that produces a beam that is pointed down
Great bag, Ben, but show us your Quickbeam! :)
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Sweet. 👌
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I want to get another pair of Backabike bags- if you’ve never had a pair,
you’re missing out on one of the finest things in the shop. I wanted the dark
blue, what we used to refer to as ‘sapphire’ but the website shows there are 2
blue colors, Royal and Blue and only Blue is available. Does anyo
Looks great to me. Love it!
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Yep. I got a small recently which is fantastic, but that extra depth would
make it almost perfect. Here's to hoping it makes its way into additional
colorways. Like brown.
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One of the reasons, I like Sackville bags is the shape. The materials and
details are excellent, and they help make the bags enjoyable to use. But
the shape seems to work well for me in terms of "packability". In other
words, it seems like some bags (frame bags for example) that have lots of
For those with experience with the Sackville Banana Sax, have you had any
issues with it rubbing your leg, particularly when climbing out of the
saddle, or is it fairly well-tucked behind the saddle? I'm looking for a
reasonably sized saddle bag for gravel brevets, but trying to avoid the
need
Hi, can any Banana Sax owners provide the bag's dimensions?
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I recall an article about the company in CT that makes the sackville bags,
but can't find it on the Riv site. anyone have a link? thanks.
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Bought one from Rivelo yesterday. Seems like a perfect size for a light ride.
Size seems between an XS and Small Saddlesack. They still had a few at Rivelo.
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I am looking for feedback on Rivendell's new Banana Sax bag. If you have
one and have had some experience using it I would be interested in hearing
about it's overall usefulness What have you been able to fit in the bag
etc. I am trying to keep bags and racks on my Sam to a minimum but still
wo
The medium Sackville works well for me. I like that it has d-rings to lash more
stuff on top. But I have additional capacity up front with a Wald medium
basket, Shopsack bag and BrandV bar sack.
Regards,
Richard
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This by way of an aside, but I was always pleasantly surprised by how much
I could stuff into a Nelson Longflap and, even more, into a Camper Longflap
(as long as you could hold everything in place while you pulled the cinch
cord or tied the tapes, depending on your model). In the N LF I used to
ca
I'm going to vote large. As they say there's no replacement for displacement.
I like my large. But I was actually underwhelmed by it's capacity. Part of it
is being used to messenger style backpacks and panniers. The other, I think
the board talks up the capacity a little too much.
Main co
Just a counterexample. I've got a large on my double top tube cant Sam,
and I love it. I use it for commuting every day as well as touring and
camping rides. I agree it's extremely big, but I like having the option of
filling it up and don't really see a significant downside to having more
r
Medium is really big. Large is extremely big.
The medium is bigger than carradice's biggest bag. I can fit sleeping bag,
tent, u-lock, multi-tool, a couple shirts and overnight toiletries in mine and
then strap the sleeping pad to the top. For me, it's too big for commuting or
general riding aro
I just bought a used Large and am still a little shocked at how big it is,
I have both an Adam and a Hoss and was looking for a more Adam than Hoss
sized bag. I must say it is a very nicely made bag in a very different
style than the Cartwright series. Steve
Plymouth, NH
On Sat, Apr 8, 2017 at 1
I'm trying to decide which Sackville Saddlesack would be better for my Sam.
I now have a rear rack so either would work. I plan on using it for
commuting, running errands, and the occasional S24O. I have a Mark's rack
on the front with a Wald basket for some extra carrying space. My original
th
I bought the first one, which, amusingly, is pictured on the Riv site on the
Appaloosa I also ended up buying. It's a good bar bag for stuff you want to get
to quickly like phone, wallet, your pepper spray, keys, energy bar and
warmer/cooler gloves. There's two pocket's on the front, but I never
I rarely have pockets, except in winter when I'm wearing coats. Mom and Dad
sent me money for my birthday this year, so maybe I'll order a Sackville
Multisack to attach to my Bosco bars to hold my iPhone and pepper spray. I've
got bags for everything else, but just not items I'd like to get at
Anyone have the dimensions of the MultiSack?.. (wondering if I might be
able to fit a laptop in it...)
Anyone have a MultiSack that they want to trade for a new GrabSack?
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The ShopSack I posted earlier has sold. I'm now offering the medium
SaddleSack with two Sackville lashing straps for $185.00 shipped CONUS.
Please PM me if interested. Thanks. Steve.
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I'm offering for sale one medium Sackville SaddleSack and one medium
Sackville ShopSack both in olive. Included is one pair of Sackville
lashing straps for the Saddlesack. All are in excellent, lightly used
condition. There are some rub marks from basket and rack. I purchased the
SaddleSack
If it was you fess up!
Black/dark bike? Basket on front with a shopsack type bag and a sackville on
back.
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The description reads "didn't go far beyond" a 13", but I was just carrying
a blocky 13" MacBook in the original; not ideal, but it fit, just, with
charger, Kindle-in-case, and 16 oz bottle of paleo Coke.
If the Jumbo will carry a *thin* MacBook Pro 15" as the original carries
the thick 13", I mig
I am debating yet another large saddlebag, and I wonder if a Medium will
suffice. I owned one a couple of years ago and think the answer to my
question is "yes." but perhaps those of you who have mediums can confirm or
correct.
Does a Sackville Medium have enough volume for relatively easy entry o
To date, the original GrabSack is the only RBW bag I never loved. Closure,
size, hang, strappage... all were just off for me.
Jumbo Grabby looks much more appealing. I'll probably plunk down for one at
some point. i'm still not sure about the new brown, though. I love the tan,
like the olive, a
Anyone bought one yet and/or laid their hands on one whilst visiting RWHQ?
Especially interested in a comparison to the GrabSack. I have a GrabSack
and overall I like it; however I have a few issues/questions:
First, on the GrabSack I don't feel good about how the lid meets the body.
There's
The grays look different to me, though what "matches" doesn't necessarily mean
an exact match to everyone.
I believe Riv gets custom fabric runs from a UK fabric maker, looks to me like
the same company that makes Carradice fabric, though I have no proof of that.
With that in mind, a custom bag
Howdy folks.
I would like to get a Sackville saddlebag, but I need to get a randonneur
type front bag and I want them to look good together. Anybody know if
these look good together or if the gray material used in the Sackvilles is
available anywhere to use for a custom rando bag?
Thanks, Doug
Hi All,
QQ - Sackville Backabike Bag on HAB Frontabike Rack? Does this work?
Thanks,
Clayton, SF
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Hello Riv group,
I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with the new Sackville
Backabike rear bags (panniers)? I'm curious about these but wonder how they
actually attach to a rear rack? Just using straps through the grommets? Any
review on how secure they are to the rack? These have
Saddlesack Small Olive. Like new condition asking $110.00. Interested in
local sale only at this point in time So Cal 92313. Shoot me a txt and I
will respond with a picture(S).
Thanks,
Richard
909 910-7424
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pack'.
Neat-O! Diggin' it.Hm
-L
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Corroplast insert?
On Nov 4, 2014 5:38 PM, "lungimsam" wrote:
> So... How do you keep the bag from sagging and collapsing when on the
> front rack and empty?
>
> Reason I as is that I put my Sackville bar sack on a front rack and it was
> saggy. I know it's meant for a f15rack but looking to use
So... How do you keep the bag from sagging and collapsing when on the front
rack and empty?
Reason I as is that I put my Sackville bar sack on a front rack and it was
saggy. I know it's meant for a f15rack but looking to use it as a front rack
bag to free up handlebar space.
What's the secret
Considering this clamp on handlebar bag. But was wondering:
1. Does the NITTO bag holder hold tight, or rotate down under the weight of
the bag and its contents? What about on bumpy terrain?
2. Does the bag sag, since there is no rack under it?
3. Is it as waterproof as a Carradice Pendle/Barley/
I used the Medium without loops, just strapping it directly to the rails of th
Flite.
Patrick Moore
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> On Sep 12, 2014, at 2:59 PM, Michael Hechmer wrote:
>
> Will the extra small bag work without bag loops on the saddle? I'm looking
> for a small bag to carry a spare & tools, leaving
Will the extra small bag work without bag loops on the saddle? I'm looking
for a small bag to carry a spare & tools, leaving my front bag free to move
from bike to bike, but my old but great Selle Anatomic saddle lack bag
loops. Now I'm using a Barley and SQR, but rarely need that much capacit
Def Large, but get all the sand out after the trip! I would use my basket for
the return trip. Se
ems like sand in your bag would be like sand in your shorts - rubbing things
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I love my medium saddlesack. And think it could handle what you're describing.
Although if you're concerned with your thighs hitting the bag while riding the
large would actually be better as it's designed only for a rack while the
medium is designed to be able to attach to the seatpost so it si
No handling issues with the large. It goes on the rack and sits far back
from the saddle so no leg touching either.
Here's what I'll say about the large: it's the best thing I've gotten for
my bike. Ever. And it's behind me, so who cares how big it is?
But if you're looking for a reason not to ge
I know that some of this has been covered before, but, specifically, which
is better for riding to the beach with towels, etc. - a SaddleSack Medium
or Large? Need to put in about 3 or 4 beach towels, light snacks, and some
other odds and ends. My Hilsen has a Tubus rack on all the time. I do
Or a Hobo, CandyBar or Banana bag in any color you want...
www.duluthpack.com/outdoor-gear/biking
On Mon, Jan 13, 2014 at 3:32 PM, Peter Morgano wrote:
> Black bags you say?
>
>
> http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rivendell-Carradice-vintage-bicycle-bike-bags-collection-/171216358551?pt=LH_DefaultDomai
Black bags you say?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rivendell-Carradice-vintage-bicycle-bike-bags-collection-/171216358551?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item27dd4a4c97
On Jan 12, 2014 9:40 PM, "Hugh Smitham" wrote:
> Err sorry...Tom already answered this question.
>
> ~Hugh
>
> "Life is like riding a bicyc
Err sorry...Tom already answered this question.
~Hugh
"Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep
moving." -- Albert Einstein
http://velocipedemusings.blogspot.com/
On Sun, Jan 12, 2014 at 6:31 PM, Hugh Smitham wrote:
> Brian,
>
> Came across this image Tom Allingha
Brian,
Came across this image Tom Allinghams black Bombadil with black Sackville.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/37542512@N04/11252475855/in/set-72157639619480186/
So the answer is that they did...now the question is whether they will
again. I'd give a call to Riv HQ if you haven't already.
~Hugh
Seem to remember they were first black. But as Thomas mentioned, there
were issues with the fabric. I have a small and a medium and while both
are black, they are different shades of black.
The black ones have the number plates attached if I remember correctly.
Eric Platt
St. Paul, MN
On Sun,
Tim,
I have a Carridice saddle bag and an Acorn rando bag and IMO I don't think
the Acorn is a higher quality than the Carridice. I'm very impressed with
my Carridice. And I'm not denigrating the Acorn quality it's also quite
good. I do agree that the Carridice Black with white straps doesn't l
They originally came in black only. I have a black Medium and a black Large.
Some kind of difficulty with supplies of the black material led to the switch
to green.
On Jan 11, 2014, at 3:13 PM, "Tim Gavin"
mailto:tim.ga...@littlevillagemag.com>> wrote:
I've never heard of any plans to do black
I've never heard of any plans to do black. Green, tan, and tweed are the
only colors I've seen.
I bought an Acorn Large Saddlebag in black (from a listmember), and it's
really nice. Its design is more like a Carradice than the Sackville
"trunk" design, but with "honey" colored leather vice Carra
I saw the website offerings and was wondering if they were or will be
available in black?
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I tape the basket where I attach them. It cuts the chatter right down...
Brian
Seattle, WA
On Thu, May 23, 2013 at 8:53 PM, Mike wrote:
> Hey Brian, the red VPs on the Hunqapillar are a nice touch. Both those
> bikes are beautiful.
>
> I used the medium basket and medium ShopSack for a winter
Hey Brian, the red VPs on the Hunqapillar are a nice touch. Both those
bikes are beautiful.
I used the medium basket and medium ShopSack for a winter on my Quickbeam
and they worked well. The thing that bothered me were the brass clips
which would rattle against the basket. They seem to have
I've got and used both. I like the medium combo for utility and stability.
The large is mostly unused capacity for me and just adds a bit "too much"
wobbly for my tastes. That said, if you will be hauling a lot or using it
for camping, it may be your best bet. I've mainly used my combos for the
I've had both the large and medium Walds on a Mark's rack. The large rack was
too wobbly for my taste, but the combo of a medium basket with the Riv sack is
insanely great for commuting and errands.
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Who has used this combo? The large basket is 18" but the "medium" (there
is no small so how there can be a medium mystifies me) is 21" wide. Is the
bast measurement smaller? How's it working for you?
Michael
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Large Sackville saddlebag - $200 shipped. I have had this bag for over a
year and have never used it, so it must go. It has never been in the
weather, it is practically brand new.
Large Trunk sack-$65 shipped. I bought this about six to eight months ago
from another list member and have yet to
Well done!
On Mar 6, 2013, at 10:17 AM, Matt Beebe wrote:
> I'm just glad these good bikes that Grant Petersen designs aren't named after
> Atlas Shrugged, and this isn't the John Galt BW Owner's bunch.
>
>
>
>
>
> On Wednesday, March 6, 2013 11:39:21 AM UTC-5, colinthehippie wrote:
> My th
Jim is right. If I recall correctly from some interview he gave, although
the LOTR connection was appreciated by Grant, the attitude and philosophy
of RMW was what he really was modeling. He wanted to run a company like
RMW, but with bikes. But as later product names attest, perhaps the Tolkien
bec
My third reading of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, and I just realized the
Sackville reference by our friends at RBW. It's funny when you recognize
it in the Sackville Bags name. I must be pretty dense.
Cheers and happy reading/riding,
Colin Cummings
Amarillo, tx
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I've found that the coroplast stiffener does well to prevent sagging.
Patrick Moore
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On Nov 8, 2012, at 11:03 PM, Michael wrote:
> Looking into the S size on rivbike.com.
>
> One question:
>
> Does the bottom of it sag when loaded with stuff, or does it keep its nice
> square shape,
It will sag if you put small, heavy objects in it, but if they are fairly
flat and heavy, it won't sag. As usual, "it depends"...
Brian
Seattle, WA
On Thu, Nov 8, 2012 at 10:03 PM, Michael wrote:
> Looking into the S size on rivbike.com.
>
> One question:
>
> Does the bottom of it sag when lo
Looking into the S size on rivbike.com.
One question:
Does the bottom of it sag when loaded with stuff, or does it keep its nice
square shape, staying flat on bottom?
Thanks.
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Brian -- Sackvilles do fine in Portland. Mine will eventually soak through
if it's coming down good and I'm out for a while. The typical NW mist/light
rain is a non-issue. -- Andy
On Friday, November 2, 2012 6:04:41 PM UTC-7, stonehog wrote:
>
> How did she handle, Patrick? I just received mine
I guestimate the load at 25 lb total including bag and kit. Handling affected
but acceptable -- more so than same weight in low-set pannier, but after all
it's a fixed gear and My handling is always very conservative.
I'd be interested to hear your experience both with capacity and with effect o
Patrick,
Am not sure but you appear to be one brick shy of a load.
-jimD
On Nov 2, 2012, at 3:06 PM, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> Back from the grocery store with S-M containing:
>
> Gal Mlk
> 5 lb bg pttos
> Dz Egs
> Bnch Kale
> Small bag shredded parmesan
> 1 onion
> 1 lemon
>
> (Dinner: omelets, f
How did she handle, Patrick? I just received mine today. Can't wait to load
her up for the Monday commute!
Brian Hanson
(Testing the water resistance of Sackvilles in) Seattle, WA
On Nov 2, 2012, at 3:06 PM, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> Back from the grocery store with S-M containing:
>
> Gal Mlk
Anyone have one they want to part with? The F-15 rack would be nice too if
you have one. Will pay cash or trade for something I've gotanyone need
a nitto saddlebag quick release still in the packaging???
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When I asked Spenser about weatherproofing Sackville Grid Gray fabric with
Otter Wax, he asked the Scot fabric makers, and here was their reply:
>
> "With regards restoring or refreshing traditional proofed canvas I am not
> sure there is a lot you can do. Our recommendations for cleaning are v
is it OK to use a canvas wax like an Otter's wax bar on the Sackville Grid
gray.
I was hoping to stiffen the fabric a bit and, of course, weatherproof it.
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Any owner of a Shopsack willing to give his or her opinion? I'm considering
using one for my mini front rack, without a basket. I figure on attatching
the straps to the bars in some fashion. I currently use a Selle Anatomica
tote bag that's about played out (no longer made unfortunately), by
wr
I have both sizes and use the medium with and without a basket. I have a
platrack and just bungie net it to the top of that - works great with no
basket.
I think the ShopSacks are the best bag for the buck out there. Great near
waterproof bags, handy as shopping bags for the stops at the grocer,
ShopSack is not designed to be used without a basket. Personally I can't see
how to make it work satisfactorily without one.
With the corresponding Wald basket:
The medium is not quite big enough for my normal shopping. For smaller hauls
it's perfect, though. The large, however, *could* push th
Any thoughts on the Sackville shopsack? Either medium size or large? I was
considering using this as a grocery getter for my mini front rack (sans
basket).
Now, I use a "selle an atomica" tote bag. I crisscross the straps, loop
them around my noodle handlebars, and the load is suprisingly stable
Has anybody mounted a Sackville Large on the front of their bike? I have
one on the back mounted on a Nitto Big Rear Rack and I have an R14 on the
front with a huge basket on it. With the big back rack I can't use the BOB
trailer. It interferes with the swingarm. I was wondering if I mounted
Selling my Sackville Large saddle bag as I never really used it. It is from
the first run, black & stamped #005. It is in great shape a bit dusty from
sitting. All of the leather has been treated w/ Obenauf's and the original
paper work is included.
$195 Shipped to lower 48
http://i91.photobu
I have a set of gray ones I used for a while but found I wasn't really in
love with them. For me, the concern is that since there is no zipper or
"bag closure" (like on the Carradice saddlebags) to close before closing
the flap, dust from dirt trails gets inside. Also, their shape is not
really lap
So what's the deal with these? How are people liking them? Do they attach
firmly to the rack? Quiet? Easy to remove? I'm sorta thinking of getting
some for my Hilsen. I previously had a Sackville SaddleSack (med) but just
wasn't crazy about it. I wanted to like it and use but never really did. I
Greetings All,
I use a Sackville Saddlebag size medium -
http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/bassm.htm
and I'm getting some rub on my rear tire.
I am thinking of purchasing a carradice bagman support, expedition
size, and wonder if anyone else has used this combination? I was
originally looking for
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