I put a leather strap around the tab on the saddlebag and that part of
the rack to stop the bag swaying. Like so:
http://www.users.on.net/~njpayne/bikestuff/DSC00090.JPG
http://www.users.on.net/%7Enjpayne/bikestuff/DSC00090.JPG
On 26/03/13 07:00, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
Here is an extreme and
Whenever I don't understand or come across a new term, I always try to
ask...What's a 'tombstone' in this context?
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Liesl,
If you look at some racks, they have an upright extension, on which a
sleeve of a bag can slide onto...
I'll find some pics/ links in a min...
On Monday, March 25, 2013 3:03:19 PM UTC-4, Liesl wrote:
Whenever I don't understand or come across a new term, I always try to
http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/r1.htm
First pic on the Mark's rack... most of the rack is horizontal, but
there's a vertical bit: that's the tombstone...
On Monday, March 25, 2013 3:12:58 PM UTC-4, Leslie wrote:
Liesl,
If you look at some racks, they have an upright extension, on
It's that bit on the top of some (most?) racks that sticks up to keep your
stuff from sliding forward. I don't know if it's an accurate technical
term, but I heard it used and it made sense to me so I use it, too. On the
Nitto R14 it actually has a tombstone shape; on the Big Rear Rack, it's
http://acornbags.com/support/boxy8.jpg
Here you can see the backside, w/ the rack 'tombstone' inside of the bag's
catch...
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Thanks all! I certainly have experience working around the 'tombstone'
/seat conundrum as a little-bike rider. Now I can concisely describe it! I
think I've posted this before, but it's why I love Mark's rack—because it's
so dang adjustable. Not big and burly enough for this application
Here is an extreme and home made example. Most aren't bent over at the top
-- misjudged length and decided to use it as a security device rather than
cut it. Effective if not pretty: the front rack bag (that is what it was
made for) wobbled when strapped to the Logo, but the tombstone keeps it
Thanks, Jay. I think the lesson I've learned today is that I need to get
over it. It's a fine bag, and it'll work fine with my bike; perfect being
the enemy of good.
On Monday, March 25, 2013 12:26:41 PM UTC-7, Jay B wrote:
Hey Shawn,
I used (and loved) a Large SaddleSack on my 56cm
Shawn,
It can definitely work. I'm without a photo capture device this week, so I
can't prove it, but we've put a large SaddleSack on my GF's 54 cm (650b)
Homer. B68, SH about 70 cm from memory, Tubus Cargo carrier. I guess if
you're on a 54 cm Hunq you'd have a bit more post showing. Anyway,
Are there any normal people here? Grin.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Monday, March 25, 2013 3:53:32 PM UTC-6, Tom Harrop wrote:
Shawn,
It can definitely work. I'm without a photo capture device this week, so I
can't prove it, but we've put a large SaddleSack on my GF's 54 cm (650b)
Homer.
no normal people here - didn't you read the marketing survey? Normal
people ride with their chin between the knees and chase Lance downhill.
On Monday, March 25, 2013 4:58:50 PM UTC-5, Deacon Patrick wrote:
Are there any normal people here? Grin.
With abandon,
Patrick
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