Should read - I've had a medium Saddlesack before with NO support... On Monday, May 11, 2015 at 5:05:19 PM UTC-5, David Banzer wrote: > > I'd like the potential bag (not made yet, once I figure out a support then > I'll make one as needed) to be pushed back to avoid rubbing backs of legs > and more importantly, to limit sway and support the bag's weight. I've had > a medium Saddlesack before with a support and pushed its limits with > farmers market runs. Based on that, I'd like something that I can firmly > attach the bottom/back of the bag to. > I'm a front loader as my first choice, so whatever is behind/under me (and > out of my sight while riding) I'd like to be as secure as possible. > David > Chicago > > On Monday, May 11, 2015 at 4:42:08 PM UTC-5, Jeff wrote: >> >> On Mon, May 11, 2015 at 3:45 PM, David Banzer <daba...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> I'd be pushing the recommended max weight of a Bagman - anyone have >>> experience with heavier loads on a Bagman support? >>> That would be the easiest. >>> Should add that I'd like to be able to easily get the support on/off, so >>> p-clamps are out. Frame has typical braze-ons for a rear rack, but no >>> extras to accommodate the Marks Rack. >>> >> >> I recently picked up a Bagman with quick-release feature for my Carradice >> Camper LF, and have also been a bit concerned with pushing the max weight >> capacity (10kg). I've considered trying to add struts similar to those that >> were included with the Bagman 2, which I believe is discontinued, but still >> pictured/available in the smaller Sport size here: >> >> https://www.benscycle.com/p-17-carradice-bagman-2-qr-support-sport.aspx >> >> I'm not sure if that model was never made in the "Expedition" size for >> the larger bags, but I can't find anything on it. I was thinking of seeing >> if I could re-purpose some other rack struts or fabricate my own to provide >> similar additional support. It looks like that Bagman 2, with the extra >> struts, had the same max weight capacity of 10kg, so I'd have to test any >> such solution to see how stable it feels. >> >> I suppose the question is what exactly are you trying to accomplish in >> supporting a large bag? Are you trying to offset the bag from your saddle, >> make it easier to attach/remove from your bike, or keep it from rubbing the >> rear tire/brakes/fender, or a combination of the three? >> >> -Jeff >> Silver Spring, MD >> >> >
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