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The Angletech Aeropod ($160 The Angletech Aeropod ($160 usd new - yikes) fits perfectly and will hold a cat and a litter of kittens with room left over for a two-liter water bladder and your jacket. -Dan

...and love it Hey Sam, good looking conversion. You went thru basically the same thing I did. I have the Topeak MTX BeamRack and carry a water bladder, keys, phone and spare tube with tools in mine and wouldn't ever go back to water bottles. I also have the Y26 and finally upgraded about a...

...link on the above web page to se a comparison of the various models. I like the look of the solo racer too. That would hold a water bladder plus emergency supplies nicely. Before I start buying other bags, I'll see if I can make my OFA bag work. I have of time to think about...

...light-Blackburn Mars 3.0 is working for me now. Front blinker may be necessary for morning commutes. Bottle cages- None. I use a water bladder. My Bachetta OFA bag should work until I rig something like a fastback to hold the bladder. The showers pass veleau is a possibility too. Other...

I like what you have done I like what you have done assuming it works. I am also wrestling with neck comfort issues. The bonus points you get for your design is you now have a tool storage area or water bladder compartment where the neck rest tubes use to go.

i hope someone tries a i hope someone tries a camelback in its pack worn on the front. This would ideally place the bladder from upper groin to mid sternum. Your not adding weight to the bike, the water (and whatever else you put in the pack) goes with you when you dismount and do other...

Charles...I can not seem to The only secret I know if is that you have to keep the bottom down. that is, where the hose is attached to the bag. In the case of the Unbottle, it's attached at the little zippered pocket at the bottom. Keeping the wide mouth opening up is probably...

Hey Ray,  This isn't a rack, Hey Ray, This isn't a rack, but look at this thread and scroll down about 3/4 of the way to Noahvale's post. He's got a water and gear bag mounted behind the seat that might be what you need. http://cruzbike.com/silvio-2.0-picture-thread Looks...

...Veleau: http://www.showerspass.com/about-veleau" I am at the stage now of trying to figure out a commuting bag set-up as well as a water bladder system. I have an older CamelBak unbottle that I use on my trike and Easy Racer but not real certain I can make it work for my Silvio. Two...

looks great!  I really hope looks great! I really hope Cruzbike offers some kind of standard brainbox soon so that storing a water bladder, tools, food, and extra storage space (you know, for living life, carrying cargo) is easy. That would be so awesome if there were something easily...

...I had some ICE saddlebags that I took to the local cobbler shop to shorten the straps and I'm really happy with how they turned out. I tried putting my brainbox on that back but it just wasn't what want. On one side is my water bladder and the other is wallet, tools, phone, tube etc.

...Bags to see what they can come up for the new model. I will bet they will have a nice bag solution to hang off the headrest so that one can put a water bladder in it. Here in Arizona, I just can't go out with a water bottle. Most of my rides are 30-40 miles, and this would just not be enough.

...range of motion is below par, so I can take the bottle out but not put it back in!! I am trying to stick with bottles and not go the water bladder/brain box route but I am am not sure how. I think I saw someone put the bottles in cages under the seat pan, Si I considering this option...

On my 1.5, I found the water On my 1.5, I found the water bottles behind the seat difficult to reach. I much prefer the rack/bag combo in the back, with a camelbak bladder inside. I think my Bachetta Brain Box support would also work on a Silvio. It is inexpensive and easy to build so...

...the Quest during my Sebring Century in February. I was riding with my Bachetta Brainbox with an assortment of tools, spare tube, 1.5L water bladder, 2 V8 Fusions - man I was carrying some weight :-) and a rather large rag to wipe off chain grease should I get some on me. I took the rag...

...for responding Peter, Thanks for responding to my email and I am glad you jumped in on the forum! It would be nice to see a solution from your company in regars to a bag that would hook on top of the seat as well. I like putting a bag ther to hold my water bladder and other essentials.

With practical implications ... I still think this is a great place to put a bladder to carry water.

I just ordered a Bacchetta Brain Box. Anybody have any recomendations for brand/model/size of water bladder/reservoir that will fit well inside this bag? Thanks, -Eric

...It proved to be a real lifesaver once. As I got to the turnaround point of a long and hilly training ride I discovered that the water bladder in my bag was almost empty. Somewhere along the way the tube from the bladder to the bite valve got nicked by the spokes and there was a small...

hydrating Hi Steve, > (I have not learned how to rehydrate while riding that low!) I have read a lot of your posts. I can't remember what kind of Cruzbike you ride. I have a Silvio, and my seat angle isn't quite that low, but I have found that a great way to hydrate is to put a...