Saddle Bag for Two Large Tubs

cal_stewart
cal_stewart Posts: 1,840
edited March 2014 in Road buying advice
Need a saddle bag to take two large tubs. Any ideas?
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Canyon Ultimate CF SLX Aero 09
Cervelo P5 EPS
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  • cougie
    cougie Posts: 22,512
    Can't you strap them under your saddle with toe straps ?
  • jordan_217
    jordan_217 Posts: 2,580
    I have one of these, but it's only good for a single tub. It's a good bag though:

    http://www.wiggle.co.uk/arundel-tubi-seat-bag/

    I was using toe straps for a while but after a few wet rides the tub ended up covered in loads of spray/grit/crap from the road.

    Question - how long is it practically safe to store a folded, pre-glued tub? I mean - if I get a flat and need to replace, the tub isn't going to be glued to itself? Mine has been 'curing' and 'aging' for a good few months now.
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  • ugo.santalucia
    ugo.santalucia Posts: 28,312
    I had one... can't remember the brand... they are extremely tight and in the end I found a much better way which is to fold them inside a "musette" and strap them to the saddle rails using a leather strap for pedals
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  • cal_stewart
    cal_stewart Posts: 1,840
    don't usually use a saddle bag, however doing RVV and PR Challenge so need a way to carry two tubs.

    Was thinking of toe clip straps and a bag of some type but it costs the same for a saddle bag.

    Another option would be the tool bottles and get an feed bag for the frame
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    Canyon Ultimate CF SLX Aero 09
    Cervelo P5 EPS
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  • ugo.santalucia
    ugo.santalucia Posts: 28,312
    This is the one I had, which does fit two tubs, but not 2 x 27 mm tubs

    http://www.probikekit.co.uk/cycling-acc ... tAodiWoAkA

    It looks revolting on the bike, so that you know
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  • cal_stewart
    cal_stewart Posts: 1,840
    It does have the body in a carpet look about it.

    Think I'll go with the arundel and one in a tool bottle.

    Can't fit 27mm front so its a mixed pair
    eating parmos since 1981

    Canyon Ultimate CF SLX Aero 09
    Cervelo P5 EPS
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  • ugo.santalucia
    ugo.santalucia Posts: 28,312
    Cal_Stewart wrote:
    It does have the body in a carpet look about it.

    Think I'll go with the arundel and one in a tool bottle.

    Can't fit 27mm front so its a mixed pair

    The Arundel is also very tight for one tub... you can fit a 23 Corsa CX, but nothing bigger
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  • Monty Dog
    Monty Dog Posts: 20,614
    I've ridden the pave/kaissen of P-Rx and Flanders frequently - fortunately the local stone is quite soft so punctures are rare. I'd recommend carrying a single tub and some sealant rather than two spares. Tufo Extreme will deal with quite big cuts IME.
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  • cycleclinic
    cycleclinic Posts: 6,865
    Cal given you have Paves do what I do ue a Topeak Dry wedge large. My two paves fit, it maybe tight but they go in there.
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  • dork_knight
    dork_knight Posts: 405
    This may be able to hold both:
    https://carradice.co.uk/index.php?page_ ... uct_id=109

    It certainly takes one tub, wallet, iphone, sealant, multitool and some other guff too.
    Alternative... same as above but pop the spare tub in a sealable bag and pop it in the jersey pocket.
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