Erl, I like the bar-tape idea. I always keep a black cloth roll around for
projects, so I'll slap some on the rack. I already have the straps zip-tied
down in the hopes of stabilizing them a bit..maybe the tape will help. I hope
so 'cause I don't know how to do the other ideas.
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Joe,
Would wrapping the rack rails with bar tap, thus giving a larger diameter in
the are the snap strap covers, allow for a tighter hold?
Erl
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Yes! Andy's fix was to replace the leather straps with wider leather. I'm
hoping to get away with using the same straps so I don't need to do any
riveting and custom leather work, which involve purchases of tools I don't
have and wouldn't use very oft. I'm hoping twoprongs will be "strong
enoug
I have two slicker sacks and love the bag. One has the original snaps and the
other buckles. The buckles hold it more securely to the rack. I bought mine
from Zach who credited Andy Schmidt with the buckle job:
https://plus.google.com/photos/113148323994353762329/albums/5732163361477605809?ba
I called the Buckleguy and sent them pictures of my TrunkSack. Here's what
I learned:
This:
http://www.buckleguy.com/3016-antique-brass-turn-lock-solid-brass-four-piece-set/
-- is as wide as the leather strap (3/4"), so the width pierce bits will
mount to to the outside of the strap while the l
Hmm, sewing or adding buckle things..kinda outta my league. I suppose I could
lash it down with my bright red bungee net, but I might as well strap
(zip-tie!) a basket to the rack if I'm going to need the net. Oy!
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I essentially have the same challenge with the small and large trunk sacks.
I use a small bungee to secure it to the rack in addition to the snaps
because washboard and rocks have a way of shaking those puppies off. I
imagine the issue is more frequent with the slicksack because volume grows
ex
Years back I saw somebody sewed on Velcro in place of the leather snap
loops. I have that combo but have not done the mod yet. Sewing on webbing
and fastek buckles is another idea.
On Wednesday, June 8, 2016 at 12:35:37 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> I recently installed the SlickerSack/Pl