http://www.alpkit.com/bikepacking/diy-s ... g+software
Hope they're coughing up some good raffle prizes for the amount of WRT references on their site
MYOG Seatbag
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MYOG Seatbag
Looks like Alpkit wont be making there own type of seat pack, but a link to how to make your own
http://www.alpkit.com/bikepacking/diy-s ... g+software
Hope they're coughing up some good raffle prizes for the amount of WRT references on their site
http://www.alpkit.com/bikepacking/diy-s ... g+software
Hope they're coughing up some good raffle prizes for the amount of WRT references on their site
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MonkeySpacePilot
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Re: MYOG Seatbag
double post
Last edited by MonkeySpacePilot on Thu May 10, 2012 6:42 am, edited 1 time in total.
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MonkeySpacePilot
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Re: MYOG Seatbag
If you can butcher an old seatpack, it can be done much neater and easier.
These fixing are from an ortileb seat pack, and they can go back in if needed, they just screw through the material, and have a domed plastic hut inside so it doesn't snag anything, this is stuffed with an phd long and extra wide sleeping bag, so would easily fit a normal bag. I smeared silicon around the holes before attaching the fixings and it has remained waterproof.
Using the fixings means its very stable, I also added a webbing strap just to help support the weight.
These fixing are from an ortileb seat pack, and they can go back in if needed, they just screw through the material, and have a domed plastic hut inside so it doesn't snag anything, this is stuffed with an phd long and extra wide sleeping bag, so would easily fit a normal bag. I smeared silicon around the holes before attaching the fixings and it has remained waterproof.
Using the fixings means its very stable, I also added a webbing strap just to help support the weight.