I use the QL3 system on one side of the Tubus rack on my Hillborne. It's a
little more fussy to line up the pegs for mounting the pannier than the
hooks on the QL2 or QL1 systems. Since the hooks are inset into the side
of the bag, I doubt you could adapt a QL3 system to another bag. I use it
This really has answered my question on what bags to get for my front
Campee rack. I like the size of the H.A.B, and I may try the Arkel Cam-Lock
system or the Ortlieb uppers and lowers. Thanks for the inspiration!!
Will Ashe
On Friday, September 2, 2016 at 2:29:39 PM UTC-7, Jeff wrote:
>
> My
Ah - I think that buckle strap with the inner dowel is a nice upgrade for
the backabike bags if you ever regularly install/remove a loaded bag from
your rack.
On Fri, Sep 2, 2016 at 7:26 PM, Leah Peterson
wrote:
> Well done! Looks great. Riv must have had similar thoughts because they
> got thei
Well done! Looks great. Riv must have had similar thoughts because they got
their bags back in stock and looky here:
http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/baba1-gr.htm
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> On Sep 2, 2016, at 2:29 PM, Jeff Lesperance wrote:
>
> My order from bikebagshop with Ortlieb bits arrived t
Nice job. Looks much more user friendly.
On Saturday, August 27, 2016 at 9:11:53 AM UTC-4, Jeff wrote:
>
> I've finally procured a pair of hub area bags to go with my hub area rack
> - jumped on 'em as soon as olive green came back in stock, and I mounted
> them up with the included nylon strap.
Try this Leah
Www.ortliebusa.com
Under products click on bicycle bag replacement parts.
You might want to contact customer service so they can sell you the whole
mounting package. If you look on the beck side of one of their panniers you
will see how the hardware functions.
I've used the Ql1 an
When I bought my backabike bags last year my first impression was wow this
mounting strap is inconvenient. I used them on and off and I got pretty good at
doing it fast. Now I've come to a point that I just leave them on. I guess if
security is an issue the Irish strap would be more complicated
I was specifically looking for solutions for the hub area bag/rack combo. I
think the backabike bags have some similarity in that they also use nylon
straps for attachment, and I'll comment on that a bit, but the hub area
bags have a bottom pocket that slides into the bottom of the rack as the
bott
Do you guys mind posting the link to this hardware that you are using? I just
bought the Backabike bags from Rivelo today, and I'm curious. I don't even
know if I want to take the bags on and off yet, it's just too soon to tell what
needs I will have for the school year. But it would be nice
If you are referring to my comment in another thread that they are not
designed for easy on/easy off, that was definitely not a lament! I
experience no grief over this, because I knew they were not made for taking
on and off frequently, and I don't need bags that facilitate that.
Here is the
I've successfully used hardware store J hooks, suitably taped, and elastic
for the bottom hook. Not elegant, but it worked well.
On Sat, Aug 27, 2016 at 3:46 PM, Jeff Lesperance
wrote:
> I have a set of Ortliebs and I think they have superior mounts. I was
> thinking I'd like to try to make some
I have a set of Ortliebs and I think they have superior mounts. I was
thinking I'd like to try to make something a bit better than just threading
a strap through and around every time I want to instal or remove the bags,
without buying Ortlieb kit. I went to the local small box hardware store
and s
I've got the hub area bags mounted to a Velo Orange rack using only the two
mounting points/grommets. They seem super solid even without the bottom
sleeve being used...
On Saturday, August 27, 2016
at 9:11:53 AM UTC-4, Jeff wrote:
>
> I've finally procured a pair of hub area bags to go with
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