Yes, go to rivbike.com and see under their bags, there is a two pronged mount that you can buy separately from bags.
Yes, go to rivbike.com and see under their bags, there is a two pronged mount that you can buy separately from bags.
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What a cool site! I'm now in love with Rivendell bikes! (Forget the carbon bike on the bucket list; I would be much happier with a higher end steel bike.)
Velocivixen, I tried several different links on the site and could not find the pronged mount you mentioned. Could you tell me where it was?
Oakleaf, either I or my DBF can probably retrofit something that will work...was just hoping to find some ready-made hardware to do the job.
Thank you both for your help.
1990 Univega Alpina/(stock) gel saddle
2009 Specialized Dolce Elite/BG Lithia saddle
2009 Jamis Coda Sport/Selle Royale Respiro saddle
2010 Jamis Aurora/Jamis Touring Sport saddle
Here's the link: http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/r8.htm
It's called the "Barsack" rack and it's under "racks", then "front".
I love the Rivendell site. I just ordered two "John's Irish Straps" that I received yesterday.
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For some, a loaded handlebar bag makes the bike hard to handle (ie me). The other option to consider it a front rack bag that sits on your front rack instead of attaching to your handlebars. We have the nitto prong mount as well, they are pricey but do the job. Good luck.
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http://detours.us/store/handlebar-bags/leto/
I have this! I LOVE it! Just the right size for longer rides, and the bracket is easy to mount, and small enough that the cables just run behind it.
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Belated thanks to everyone for the handlebar bag recommendations. The adaptor on the Rivendell site is a bit pricey for me, so it looks like I'll have to turn to the resident engineer for a possible solution.
I wear a fanny pack while riding and that is not a problem-except on the hottest days-but it sometimes would be more convenient to have a handlebar bag for my keys, wallet and phone.
1990 Univega Alpina/(stock) gel saddle
2009 Specialized Dolce Elite/BG Lithia saddle
2009 Jamis Coda Sport/Selle Royale Respiro saddle
2010 Jamis Aurora/Jamis Touring Sport saddle
I NEED a handlebar bag.....realized that again today on my ride. I plan on checking out the recommendation from Detours since it is a Seattle based shop. Probably will be on my Christmas list![]()
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