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* A light weight aluminum exo-frame with a quick release seat post mount makes installation and removal a breeze. * Sleek, aerodynamic profile bag with 600 Denier Nylon construction for water resistance and easy cleaning. * Wrap around 3M reflective piping for 360 degree visibility at night. * Rain cover included * Size: 29.2cm x 16cm x 17.2cm (11.5" x 6.3" x 6.8").
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- Divided Main Compartment One Zip Pocket- 430 g / 0.95 lb (bag w/ frame)
- 5.28 l / 322 ci Capacity
- 600 Denier & EVA Foam
- RedLite Clip /Rain Cover, ¿Clamp fits ΓΈ25.4 up to ¿34.9mm Seatpost ¿Extra Water Repellency and ¿Resistance to Staining
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By Skeptic53 (Seattle, WA USA)
Bought this 8/11/08, it died 12/30/09. The zipper partially failed early on, only one of the two pulls would work. The bag velcros to a loop of heavy wire or rod, which is held together with a tongue that has a spring-loaded button to secure it in a plastic sleeve. The sleeve attaches to the seatpost with a metal bolt. I went over a bump and the bolt pulled through the plastic, and the bag fell off. I had to duct tape the sleeve to the seatpost to get the bag home. The bag had the usual stuff in it: spare tube, patch kit, minipump, multi-tool, tire levers, CO2 cartridge, rain jacket, a couple of energy bars, some bandaids, and the little roll duct tape that got me home. Apparently too much weight for the bolt.
The aero design and ease of on/off are very nice, though. I will probably buy another but never fill it more than half-way. Heavier small items I will carry in a Bento Box or my jersey.
By Jonathan H. Witteveen (Grand Haven, MI)
I bought this for my first 5 day, 350 mile bike trip; The DALMAC. It passed the test and so did I. I liked the fact it had enough room for storage of anything I might need for the day. It also comes with a rain cover, which came in handy. It is easy to take on and off. It is also portable enough to bring with you when you lock up your bike and go into town. I wanted to buy the bigger version, but I am glad I stayed with this one for it's lighter weight. Go Bike Go!!!
By Stephen Eckert
This is precisely the product that I was looking for and didn't know it existed. My bike store did not have anything like it. It is very well built and has features that demonstrate the designers understand bike riders' needs. I did have to get a bit creative when I installed the product because my bike seat wasn't really high enough above the back wheel so that the bag would clear the rear wheel. I had to put a wedge into the mounting bracket that would cause the rear of the bag to tilt upward and then I put 1/4 inch dowels on both sides of the bag above the mounting bracket which surrounds the bag. Both of those changes gave me one inch clearance above the rear wheel. There isn't any good way to know ahead of time if you will have this problem because the manufacturer's web site does not provide enough dimensions for you to check your bike ahead of time. I would say that if your seat isn't raised very much, you may have this situation. Be prepared to be creative like I was or accept that you may have to return the bag. If you can get it to fit, it really is a very good product. Had the manufacturer put an adjustment onto the mounting ring, there would not have been this problem. But in spite of it, I really do like the product.
By Khris Richardson (Chicago, IL USA)
The velcro holding the bag to the cage is inadequate and has freed several times during road rides. Still considering returning this product. I would hate to consider using this with a mountain bike on rough terrain. Perhaps I'll modify this thing with some snaps.
By N. Niman (Durham, NH USA)
I own two other Topeak racks with bags and this has become my favorite. I actually owned the original design for this rack made by a different company until I destroyed it by putting too much weight on the rack. You should only use this rack/bag combo if you just want to carry some extra things like a lock, a wallet, lunch, or something like that. Anything heavy or bulky - forget it - go with a regular seatpost rack. The nice thing is that with the push of a button, the rack and bag come off. Then, if I need to carry something heavier, I just attach one of my other racks on the seatpost above the fixer. Alternatively, if I don't want any weight at all, I just leave the very light fixer on the post and then attach a small bag with my pump and patch kit. If you use your bike to do everything and go everywhere, this rack bag is perfect if you want a little more room, but don't want the heavy weight of a postrack and bag.
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