Cool, thanks!
Cool, thanks!
Speed comes from what you put behind you. - Judi Ketteler
On centuries or long trail rides, we zip tie a spare tire to the seat post or frame. They are also great for attaching race numbers or maps to the handlebars. Of course, I'm married to a mechanic so we have HUNDREDS (in different lengths and colors)! With a few zip ties and a pocket knife, he could build you a new bike on the side of the trail.
If it's a temporary installation, ust don't cinch them down to tight or they are hard to cut off.
"Well-behaved women seldom make history." --Laurel Thatcher Ulrich
'09 Trek WSD 2.1 with a Brooks B-68 saddle
'11 Trek WSD Madone 5.2 with Brooks B-17
Good Job!
I always carry a few zip ties with me, and I keep a 12" Velcro tie strap wrapped around the downtube for emergencies. Used it to hold a loose cable housing and kept it from rubbing on the front tire every time the fork compressed. When I got home, I re-routed the cable and used a zip tie, but being able to quick-fix on the trail before it damaged the housing was great.
Thinking ahead will keep you going on two wheels instead of walking home.
Tzvia- rollin' slow...
Specialized Ruby Expert/mens Bontrager Inform RXL
Specialized SWorks Safire/mens Bontrager Inform RL
Giant Anthem-W XT-XTR/mens Bontrager Inform RXL
Fuji Newest 3 commuter/mens Bontrager Inform RL
Novara E.T.A commuter/mens Bontrager Inform RL
I like that velcro wrap idea! Must add a piece of that to all of the bikes.
I love them too, and since they started coming in colors I love them even more!