Recommend me a Seat Pack / Saddle Bag from these.

blister pus

I bought one of these thinking they were more voluminous than they actually are..

http://www.evanscycles.com/products/sco ... g-ec017752

you can fit a multi tool in, but not tube and multi tube.


So I need an exchange, but what to exchage too? There's this type..

http://www.evanscycles.com/products/sco ... k-ec017749

http://www.evanscycles.com/products/sco ... k-ec017750

And there's this type..

http://www.evanscycles.com/products/tre ... k-ec005559

http://www.evanscycles.com/products/bon ... o-ec017761

I just want to fit tube / multi tool in with a maybe a bit left over for a mars bar ....or sumfink.

BoardinBob

Don't know if you have one nearby, but Lidl have a seatpack WITH a toolkit already included for less than the price of any of those ones.

It's a very good size without being too big and at the end of the day, it sits under your arse getting splattered in mud so it doesn't have to be a brand name!

Daz555

I have one of these and rate it very highly:

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stor ... yId_165643

They do a micro version as well.

The Northern Monkey

Daz555
I have that exact one too

Possible to bung an inner and a puncture repair kit in there, probably space for my multi tool too, but that normally takes its place in my camel back

Daz555

bigbenj_08 wrote:

Daz555
I have that exact one too

Possible to bung an inner and a puncture repair kit in there, probably space for my multi tool too, but that normally takes its place in my camel back

In mine I have 2 x multitool, 1 x tube, 2 x chain links, plus some patches and zipties. Personally, I don't like having my multitools in my backpack in case I land on it after a fall - big lump of metal would hurt.

blister pus

Yeah, I do prefer those wedge shaped ones as opposed to the others. But I'll be using evans return / exchange so I'll try that Trek Pro Seat Pack 820cc I think. 820cc I'm assuming is twice the size I got originally, so should do.

JxL

I bought this:

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... delID=7361

Medium size fits nicely, plenty room for phone/money/tools.

Daz555

JxL wrote:

I bought this:

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... delID=7361

Medium size fits nicely, plenty room for phone/money/tools.

Strap on eh? :oops:

JxL

Daz555 wrote:

JxL wrote:

I bought this:

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... delID=7361

Medium size fits nicely, plenty room for phone/money/tools.

Strap on eh? :oops:

Haha lol, good one :P

realnumber 1

JxL wrote:

I bought this:

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... delID=7361

Medium size fits nicely, plenty room for phone/money/tools.

+1
I have medium one and find it works very well. Fits everything you need and if that still isn't enough then expanded holds more.
The strap on one looks a lot more secure than the quick release one and still only takes seconds to fit.

blister pus

I like the look of the Topeak, and the peakini mini pump is very sturdy and does a good job, thanks folks.