I've been sitting on some bags, racks, bars, and bits that need a new home. Prices negotiable, and include CONUS shipping unless the item is large and needs to go to the west coast where I might ask you to chip in a bit.
Pictures here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/YpiSrvNR9yrLLk6x6 Bags first: 1. *Acorn large saddlebag - $80* - I bought this new from Acorn in 2009 and it has been minimally used since - the black canvas is still a sharp black color. I'm not sure how this compares to the current large model offered by Acorn, though it looks similar to my eye. I took some photos of it next to my Carradice Camper for size comparison. 2. *Acorn front handlebar or small saddlebag - $25* - I picked this up on RBW or iBob a few years ago - I don't think this is a current model that Acorn offers. It's a well-worn, slightly faded black canvas bag. I think its meant to be a small handlebar bag, but it could be used as a small saddlebag as well. The material is in good structural order, but the black is faded on the top, and I've left some dirt spatters in place. 3. *Walnut Studiolo barrel bag - $85* - This is an interesting bag - you can get more info here <https://walnutstudiolo.com/products/as-is-sale-seat-barrel-bag> - I picked this up at the now defunct Gravel N' Grind in Frederick, MD, and used it as a front bag on my also now defunct Sam Hillborne and Rosco Bubbe. It's a beautiful honey leather that has gotten a bit darker in the elements. The back side of the bag has a depression molded into from resting up against my handlebar and stem. It came with a single leather strap, if I remember correctly, to attach it to the bike, which I found inadequate, and instead used a Riv irish strap. I'll try to track down the leather strap that came with, and include an irish strap regardless. I'll include some pics mounted on my bikes. 4. *Ostrich handlebar/shoulder bag - $20* - This is a small, natural-colored bag meant to be a small handlebar bag and shoulder bag. It has a light stain of unknown origin on the bottom part of the bag that I have not attempted to wash out. 5. *Baggins bag - $25* - This is a long-ish barrel-ish Baggins bag - unsure of the model on this one - I picked it up secondhand at a swap. The previous owner installed a plastic stiffener inside and appears to have had at some point screwed something through the backside of the bag, possibly a part for a decaleur. I removed the original leather patch on the front, as the bag was torn on the edge of the patch - I hot-glued a piece of leather to the inside of the bag at the tear and glued a bike tinkers union patch, which is slightly larger than the original leather patch, on the front to cover the tear. I'll include the original leather patch with the bag. 6. *Surly Size 9 Frame Bag - $120* - Size info can be found here <https://surlybikes.com/uploads/downloads/22074_SUR_Bag_Fit_Chart_Update_VF.pdf> - I've been using this frame bag on my large Surly Troll for a season or two - it's in great shape - not remotely abused, just a bit of dirt here and there. Racks: 1. *Surly 8-pack rack - $80 *- Used this on my Surly Troll for a year or so - rack is is great shape and includes all original hardware 2. *Surly 24-pack rack - $90 *- Used this on my Surly Troll for a few months, though acquired secondhand - rack is in great shape and includes all original hardware 3. *Carradice classic saddlebag rack - $20* - I picked this up at the Gravel n' Grind closing sale, and tried it with my Camper on a Cambium and it worked, but the Camper is arguably a bit large for this rack - it could work, but I wasn't comfortable with it. You can find more info about this rack from Carradice <https://www.carradice.co.uk/products/saddle-fixing-systems/carradice-classic-saddlebag-rack> 4. *Velo-Orange 6-pack rack - $17* - This is an add-on to a number of VO racks - more info here <https://velo-orange.blogspot.com/2014/08/six-pack-rack-arrives.html> - appears to no longer be available from VO. Other: 1. *Nitto RM013 Heat-treated Dirt Drop handlebars, 52cm measured at flared bar end - $50 *- I bought this over the summer as part of a quest to find a dirt drop that would work for me - this particular bar is fairly similar to a 46cm Noodle, with more of a flare at the bar ends. Used only on a test ride, mounted once, never taped. Pictured with a couple other bars that are no longer for sale 2. *Dia-Compe reverse brake levers - $20* - picked these up at a swap at some point and never found a use for them - new, in package. 3. *Trangia cookset - $85* - pretty sure this is the small kit Riv sells - info here <https://www.rivbike.com/collections/camping/products/trangia-cooksets?variant=23334942785> - I picked this up secondhand and the kit was like new - I've had it out on a few s240's and found it's just a larger kit than I've ever needed. -Jeff Silver Spring, MD -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RBW Owners Bunch" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/rbw-owners-bunch. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
