I got some grey back a bike bags. The bungee is hard to do on a large
rack/wheelsize but doable on my 26 in wheel w/rack. I still had to pull
hard to cinch the buckle. It's easy to take off but harder to put on.
Bags are great. They swallow so much stuff!
On Saturday, May 1, 2021 at
I love all the small hand-made bag companies in this thread! I still would
rather get Sackville, personally, but they're all very nice.
In a perfect world, Artifact Bags (right here in Omaha!) would make bicycle
bags, but I've e-mailed and asked in person and am always told, "no." Oh
well.
Just wanted to throw into the mix, that I recently had a beautiful custom
saddlebag made by Waxwing in Vermont. www.waxwingbagco.com
Everything about the experience was awesome and the bag came out great!
On Thursday, February 11, 2021 at 11:53:27 AM UTC-5 bjmi...@gmail.com wrote:
> Huh...I got
Huh...I got a different response from Spencer, but I think you can put his
together with Will's and see what's happening.
Spencer told me, and I paraphrase, I don't have an answer because it could
be a month, it could be three months. He was very polite, though...hard to
capture that in my
I asked this week. Reply here -> Hi Howard,
We're waiting on a rear rack to be developed that will determine how the
bags attach. We're working on 'em!
-will
On Monday, February 8, 2021 at 2:14:24 PM UTC-6 Gary L wrote:
> I love sackvilles too, and they are a spectacular deal, but if you
I love sackvilles too, and they are a spectacular deal, but if you want to
go all in on handmade bags, check out Fogg bags. They are made by a great
couple in southern France. I have one and it is exquisite.
https://www.foggspecialistbags.com/
And I too am waiting for the backabikes to be back
Indeed, I've carried my Scotch, as well as my beer, in a grid-grey
Sackville bag, and enjoyed both the riding and the imbibing. And my
Scottish friends all agree.
- Andrew, Berkeley
On Monday, February 8, 2021 at 7:23:30 AM UTC-8 Edwin W wrote:
> Especially when you compare them to some
No doubt!
I adore the handmade bags that some other really cool companies put out
(particularly Swift Industries), but the Sackville stuff is (to me) better
looking overall and unquestionably a better value.
I just wish the Backabike bags would come back soon...the longer they
remain out of
