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interesting where you've dangled your water bladder, I've managed to fit mine behind the headrest. Will have to see if it creates a problem in fitting the banana bags as well.

Hmm.... thinking how that might work with a rack in place? My current solution is the bottle on the boom with electrolytes and a bladder with water behind my head. I can have a second bottle in one of the seat back positions and swap out with the boom during a stop

South Australia could not contend with nsw. We have Sydney harbour. Bondi and manly beaches And Jennifer Hawkins. Nsw invented Australia. How bout those 2000 olympics. Heck South Australia has got a great big bite out of it. Must have tasted very bad like stale sweaty crow eating armpits...

I was hoping I would get a bite!!! At this stage, SA is not like NSW, where the outflow from the sewage treatment works goes INTO their drinking water!!! My Silvio does NOT ride on Bull Dust, but might be fuelled by Bull ***t! The bag is very functional and can hold a bladder on the top+...

Yes I cleaned my old one regularly, but didn't use it for a while and even after cleaning it up again it never felt clean again. I should probably put in a zipper at the top to be able to change it someday

I love water bladders but over time no matter seemingly how clean you are the bladder and hose grow nasties. Even just using water and no additional supplements Be mindful of that potential to upset your stomach with an algae blooming hoedown.

...ride as well, the Carradice rack pack I use has little drop down side panniers that hook onto the rack, they are perfectly sized for a water bladder. On that ride I went through the 2l of water and half a bottle at stops. Since then I have acquired the skill of being able to drink on the...

no pics I'm afraid, I'll try and add some but I've been up to my eyeballs with work. New blog is published (won't cut and paste here in it's entirety), objectives and outcomes, to tantalise you Just to recap, the Cruzbike build was finished in mid-March and then the weather turned crappy...

...OK with it. I'm finding the S40 much easier right now, perhaps 3 years of riding 'bents, perhaps the slightly more upright position. I think it may be a while before I'm comfortable with drinking from a bottle on the move though - I have a water bladder I'll rig up - good for audax and touring.

I am sorry, I have not used the bags you have been talking with. Like many on this forum, I have gone from carrying a bunch of food on rides to carrying very little. Just letting my body eat itself while I ride. :eek:

I am CERTAIN that Larry has!

Has anybody used these bags on a V20? My new V20 build has the carbon race case which will handle tools, water bladder etc but I'm still looking for something that will allow me to keep a decent stash of food handy on long rides. I already own these bags and I use them on the Fuego. They're...

Interesting comparison between DF and Carbon MBB up a 0.9Km road section of 9% grade by Marco Ruga. To ensure equal weight between the two bikes he carried some water in a "camel back" bladder on the DF. https://biciclettereclinate.blogspot.co.ke/2017/10/il-test-dei-test.html#more

I'm running a Moose Pack (which is not in the picture below) and the carbon box. The carbon box contains my water bladder (I dislike bottles, prefer the Camelbak)...and mounts my tail-light. I could probably put a few protein bars in there but that's hardly worthwhile to me. The Moose Pack...

That's not a lot of water, is that why you fall off so much dehydration ;)

...you don't get one before March they tend to get sold out. Three screws hold the cover. The water bottle version also has a removable plate on time. That list yes. I can get a 70-oz water bladder, phone, keys, snack .... but it's on the small side if you compare it to something like Brain Box.

Ok, I demounted the TerraCycle "Fastback" bag from the V2/k and remounted to the T50. Match made in heaven, really. Fits right in the middle, no problem. I tied the top strap to the top bar of the seat stays and then wrapped the middle straps around the seat. The bottom strap went nicely around...

Yeah Flexr went under was a good product. Mostly using the Aero trunk now; but still have that setup for the Silvio.

@ratz turned me on to the Lezyne Flow cages, which work great. No bottle ejections since I got them. He also turned me on to FLEXR remote hydration, which is basically a hose hydration system with that uses regular bottles instead of a bladder, so if you've figured out how to mount bottles...

...P38 but I don't have that bag or any seat bag anymore. I generally like to use the bag for storage and especially for carrying a water bladder inside. Any suggestions for bags would be appreciated. Another question is related to seat comfort in general. The seats I liked the best were the...