The Wrong... Saddle Pack??

[Zen]

IMO the most important feature is the kind of bag that has a mounting bracket attached to the saddle/post and you can click the bag on and off easily. Futzing around with straps just sucks.

I agree wholeheartedly with this.
otherwise, why should this guy care?
If you can find a 'hello kitty' sticker, slap it on his back

[KnottedYet]

If you can find a 'hello kitty' sticker, slap it on his back

YES!!!!!!

[tygab]

topeak has these. We have larger ones that we use for self support training etc, which has a healthy set of tools, tubes, co2, and room for keys, phone, gus etc. And we have a 1/2 size topeak which we simply have a subset of above used for supported events. since they are clipped on makes it easy to swap and one system for all the bikes.

[lph]

I agree wholeheartedly with this.
otherwise, why should this guy care?
If you can find a 'hello kitty' sticker, slap it on his back

Hee-hee, will try to find one

It's ok, he cares because he knows that I care too. I like cool and sleek stuff too, I just don't know what's cool in roadie circles yet

[Crankin]

I used to have a clip on bag on my Trek. It was a smallish-medium size that could hold all tools, food and a wind jacket folded up. But nothing fit on my Kuota! The above bag was rubbing and the guy at my shop did not want to try to make any special jerry rigged holder for a clip on bag. He did do this for my husband, whose bike is bigger and has more room for a bag. In fact, he can clip on his giant Carradice bag, which we use when touring or on longer day trips. So, the only thing that fits on my bike is a Cannondale bag that uses Velcro. It does expand, but it's not huge. All of the things I have used would be dorky to a true roadie, but hey, I am not racing. Nothing else I have is dorky, so if this bag holds all my stuff, it's fine with me! I wish I could still use my old bag, but it's not going to happen.