Riv Banana Bag? On Wednesday, March 21, 2018 at 3:40:48 PM UTC-7, lambbo wrote: > > Hi folks, I've been struggling with an *very* important question: how to > carry things on my new (much loved) Roadini. The bike is set up with > clip-in pedals and I'd like a way to bring some walking shoes and a snack > plus a few small tools etc. with me on long rides. > > Anyone have experience with either: > > Sackville SmallSack, in the back (worried it will hit my thighs and, > despite what I hear, I think that would be annoying) > or > Swift Industries 'handlebar bag' of some sort, which is smaller seeming > but also has the convenience of a clear top for the phone or map. > > Thanks! > photo below is old, before ultegra pedals and front der., > the set up is IRD compact double crank, tiagra front and rear der, 48 > Noodles, brooks B17 and bar tape, silver shifters (rear, bar-end, front, > downtube), old shimano brakes from old road bike, Jack Browns, and (too few > spokes?) Mavic Askium wheels that the guy who sold me the frame included > for a very generous price. > > > <https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-MkGeBd9UFq0/WrLdcmZ_ZGI/AAAAAAAAEcQ/7gkoMR86Gd0aQA4qO2oo1KNGzAN3tVKHwCLcBGAs/s1600/IMG_8140-2.JPG> > >
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