No Seat Bag

[Jo-n-NY]

I'd like to know which one it is, if it's small. I may just switch. I can't give up a bottle cage. I don't use a Camelbak. I already carry my cell phone and cleat covers in my pockets and sometimes a gel or bar. Maybe a small Tupperware type thing...buy they are too rigid. Any other ideas?

I know it is not the large one and I am not sure if they had a size below it. There is a version that a compartment with tools in the top, but I did not select it. So maybe mine is the smaller version. It also came with a yellow vinal cover tucked in the top to put on in case it rains. Because it is clamped on to the bottom of the seat I feel it just blends in. The only time I expand it is if I need to put my jacked in it, but most times I just tie it around my waist. I keep my bars in my pocket.

I also have a version of a bento box but mine is called Jandd.
Even though I really wanted to keep my bike as bag free as possible I found I love this little bag for my keys, cell and tissues because my nose always runs when I ride no matter the weather. I had it on my Dolce and decided to put it on my Ruby anyway.

I feel when you see the bike, the bags just blend in.

I will try to get my husband or daughter to take a pic and figure out how to post it.

I see I spelled Topeak incorrect. Thank you ladies for correcting me

~ JoAnn

[VeloVT]

I just got this for rides:

http://www.timbuk2.com/tb2/retail/ca...4&skusetId=170



(Yes I got it in pink). It has ample space for car keys, cash, cards, etc (there are two open compartments inside, and a trigger-snap clip for your key ring). I used it the other day and was able to fit my cell phone, credit card, driver's license, University ID, a little cash, a house key and the key to my bike lock easily. (Probably couldn't have fit the cell phone if I'd had my car keys w/remote thingey). I was a bit worried about the size but it fit easily into a jersey pocket and I didn't notice it. It's made of tough ballistic nylon with a rubber bottom. I bet you could fit a multi tool, some tire irons, a CO2 cartridge and small CO2 pump (the kind that's just a head that screws onto the cartridge) easily, plus keys. Not a tube though.

Anyway I like it so I thought I'd share .

[li10up]

Thanks for all the suggestions.