Lezyne Road Caddy - anything slightly bigger
grenw
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Currently using a Lezyne Road Caddy saddle bag. Great piece of kit but just a little bit too small.
I like the fact that it uses straps/velcro to fix to the rails (don't like plastic clamp things) and also the fact that it does not hold the seatpost like the Topeak wedge I used to have.
Trouble is when I do longer rides I like to carry spares - 2 tubes, 2 co2 canisters along with multi-tool, links and levers. The Caddy is just not big enough for everything. I'm happy with one tube in a jersey pocket (along with a belt and braces pump to get the tube started) but I just can't fit that second canister in so pockets end up feeling weighed down.
So...anything similar but just a little bit bigger?
I like the fact that it uses straps/velcro to fix to the rails (don't like plastic clamp things) and also the fact that it does not hold the seatpost like the Topeak wedge I used to have.
Trouble is when I do longer rides I like to carry spares - 2 tubes, 2 co2 canisters along with multi-tool, links and levers. The Caddy is just not big enough for everything. I'm happy with one tube in a jersey pocket (along with a belt and braces pump to get the tube started) but I just can't fit that second canister in so pockets end up feeling weighed down.
So...anything similar but just a little bit bigger?
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Arundel Dual. Secure fit round seat rails only ( no seatpost loop). I carry two tubes, three tyre levers, multi-tool, small rag, chain link and zip tie.0
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Look good. Thanks0
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Another options that's quite flexible is a Lezyne Roll Caddy. Needs a bit of attention in placing items if you're packing it full (so that it rolls up properly, but you get more in it that the regular small caddy).0
