Final bump and price drop: $160 + shipping On Monday, April 13, 2020 at 3:17:49 PM UTC-7, ant ritchey wrote: > > For sale is my Treetop handle bar bag. Made in Chicago, IL by iBob/RBWOG > member David Banzer. > > This bag is perfect for a large-frame bicycle in so many ways. Alas - I am > a basket man, through and through. > > Classic looking, Berthoud-inspired construction of Martexin waxed canvas > with leather trim. Color scheme exquisitely matches any brown or honey > Brooks/shellacked cloth & twine motif. The bag was designed to sit on a > Nitto M32 or M1 and does so perfectly, yet will work fine with a number of > other front racks. David left off protruding side pockets for better cable > routing when running bar end shifters. Slim ones instead allow storage of a > few tools, maps, thin book, etc. Otherwise the capacity on this thing is > huge, it's the Carradice Camper Longflap of handlebar bags. I've never seen > one as big and beautiful. And yet when paired with a frame 60cm and up it > looks quite proportionate. D rings on the side work great for a shoulder > strap or guyline-style lashing to the bars in case you really wanna load > this thing up. Corrugated plastic inserts for stiffening can be removed if > so desired. Super tough leather underside for durability with many options > for lashing or affixing this bag more permanently. > > Dimension of the main cavity, not including width added by exterior > pockets: > 11.5" top to bottom X 10" side to side X 7" front to back. > Bottom of bag to center of decaleur crossbar is 9.5" > > Also included are the basic Velo Orange decaleur (for 1" steerer) and a > vintage camera strap for shoulder-carry. A few images show a Nitto M-1 rack > for frame of reference only; it shant be included in the sale. > > A few things to note: > Clear map case on top top bag cracked and split so i removed it. > The velcro for the map case (top, aft part of the bag) is VERY strong and > pull apart some of its own stitching. A moot point since the map case cover > has been removed. > Clasp on the front pocket worked its way loose. My short term remedy was > to loop the elastic over and under the front rack tab (in turn this > provided better back stability. > > PICS HERE - SCROLL ALL THE WAY DOWN > <https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1VhNDKvBxcsguZqw_y563thEN-fYoSt2M?usp=sharing> > (Anything > else pictured in this folder is also still for sale, FYI.) > 2 sets of images to view the bag in around-the-clock glory. > > Price is $175 + shipping, firm. ..For any less I'll just leave it sitting > on my coffee table and admire it! > > -Ant Ritchey in PDX OR >
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