New seat pack recommendations?
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New seat pack recommendations?
Hi all.
I fancy a new seat pack. Waterproof. 12l-ish. Something a bit narrow/ pointy perhaps as I don't have masses of clearance between saddle and rear wheel.
What say ye?
Thanks
I fancy a new seat pack. Waterproof. 12l-ish. Something a bit narrow/ pointy perhaps as I don't have masses of clearance between saddle and rear wheel.
What say ye?
Thanks
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Re: New seat pack recommendations?
Personally I'd go with a harness and bag setup that way you can choose the size of bag to suit the load you are carrying. I've the Wildcat Tiger along with the two sizes of tapered bags (5L & 10L?) that they offer. Revelate also do a compatible dry bag (8L or 14L) as do Alpkit (10L I think), not sure if the straps on the Tiger will stretch to the Revelate bag as I don't have that.
Advantages:
Advantages:
- As above you can use different bags to suit different loads.
- You can pack/unpack away from the bike, i.e. in a bothy or tent, then quickly fix it in the harness.
- If the bag gets damaged you just replace that rather than the whole lot.

Better weight than wisdom, a traveller cannot carry
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Re: New seat pack recommendations?
I like harnesses too, which is why I'm going to suggest this
https://www.bearbonesbikepacking.co.uk/ ... -bag-deal/

https://www.bearbonesbikepacking.co.uk/ ... -bag-deal/
May the bridges you burn light your way
Re: New seat pack recommendations?
+1 for a harness for reasons stated above
i use the tiger for summer and lightsih stuff and Blackburn one for winter with load of stuff
I have acepac front harness [from here]and its good quality, well though out gear.
i use the tiger for summer and lightsih stuff and Blackburn one for winter with load of stuff
I have acepac front harness [from here]and its good quality, well though out gear.
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Re: New seat pack recommendations?
Acepac or Wildact
I've moved to Acepac to work better with my Thud Buster seat posts.
They are robust, waterproof and bombproof
Wildcat for light weight travel on my gravel bike or commuter when needed
I've moved to Acepac to work better with my Thud Buster seat posts.
They are robust, waterproof and bombproof
Wildcat for light weight travel on my gravel bike or commuter when needed
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Re: New seat pack recommendations?
Out of stock Stu?Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Wed Nov 23, 2022 9:14 pm I like harnesses too, which is why I'm going to suggest this![]()
https://www.bearbonesbikepacking.co.uk/ ... -bag-deal/
Also, it appears rather stocky or bulbous up front, I'm just concerned id lack the clearance to wedge it between saddle and tyre. Then again, doesn't look worse than mycurrent setup as per below
For reference, my bikepack PL seat pack

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Re: New seat pack recommendations?
What's a bikepack pl seatpack please??
Get a Revelate Spinelock and be done. T'will be the last seatpack you'll ever buy and you'll be choosing saddle that have strong enough rails to have it grip (I did and cancelled my 91g Berk saddle which I still have and use). If you wish dofferent sizes then get a spare smaller/larger bag.
Revelate Spinelock (or did I say that already). I believe you're in US aren't you Ootini. Which makes it local (almost) produce.
Get a Revelate Spinelock and be done. T'will be the last seatpack you'll ever buy and you'll be choosing saddle that have strong enough rails to have it grip (I did and cancelled my 91g Berk saddle which I still have and use). If you wish dofferent sizes then get a spare smaller/larger bag.
Revelate Spinelock (or did I say that already). I believe you're in US aren't you Ootini. Which makes it local (almost) produce.
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Re: New seat pack recommendations?
Don't know why it's showing that Dave. I'll get ir changed, ta.Out of stock Stu?
Quite slim up front but more pointy than rounded like your pic of the PL.
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Re: New seat pack recommendations?
Hey Shaf. No I'm in the UK. Sunny / rainy Wales to be precise. The bikepack.pl seatpack us the one shown in the picture above. It's a decent little bit of kit, but I'm planning to hand it down to my lad for his bike / treat myself to something posh.redefined_cycles wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 6:40 am What's a bikepack pl seatpack please??
Get a Revelate Spinelock and be done. T'will be the last seatpack you'll ever buy and you'll be choosing saddle that have strong enough rails to have it grip (I did and cancelled my 91g Berk saddle which I still have and use). If you wish dofferent sizes then get a spare smaller/larger bag.
Revelate Spinelock (or did I say that already). I believe you're in US aren't you Ootini. Which makes it local (almost) produce.
https://bikepack.pl/
Re: New seat pack recommendations?
For that money, its a no brainer. Can you let me know once you've fixed the page and it's available to buy please mate ?Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 9:30 amDon't know why it's showing that Dave. I'll get ir changed, ta.Out of stock Stu?
Quite slim up front but more pointy than rounded like your pic of the PL.
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Re: New seat pack recommendations?
I can Dave. I've asked Dee to take a look. I've got to go to the post office today, shall I post you a set while I'm doing?
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If you wouldn't mind please Stu. Thank you
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Re: New seat pack recommendations?
Dave... well, if you're gonna get an Acepack for the saddle its compulsory to get their matching tob tube bag. I don't think I've come across one that's so well made for the money. I'm sure Stu will be able to order you one in with his next Acepac delivery.
Congrats on your new seatpack btw
Congrats on your new seatpack btw

Re: New seat pack recommendations?
Acepac bag is great, its the best one that I've had. 

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Re: New seat pack recommendations?
No he won't Shaf. What I have left is all there is or going to be.Stu will be able to order you one in with his next Acepac delivery.

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Re: New seat pack recommendations?
Oh dearBearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Thu Nov 24, 2022 4:09 pmNo he won't Shaf. What I have left is all there is or going to be.Stu will be able to order you one in with his next Acepac delivery.![]()


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Re: New seat pack recommendations?
Restrap made me a great frame bag for my old jones it was fantastic quality and all the rest of the gear looked great, and the lad that runs it was a really nice guy too
Re: New seat pack recommendations?
The Acepac harness and bag arrived today. Must say its a very nicely made bit of kit.
Thanks
Thanks