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any simple solutions ? I do recall seeing a short bit of seatpost mounted on back of saddle to attach a pack, which seemed a complicated answer.
Doing a 3 day trip next month and would ideally use my Revelate seatpack and Evoc 20l backpack, but would rather not take reverb out and put the fixed post in for the duration...
I've used some pipe insulation if it's just for a short trip. It works ok, but I find it makes it harder to get the pack as stable.
I wrap a piece of roadbike inner tube around mine and ziptie it, its worked well so far, are you doing the WRT or the Scottish borders 3 dayer, iainc?
i just used some insulating tape where the strap sat.
dropper still worked for 2 inches 😀
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Iain
[url= http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/bikepacking-with-a-dropper-simple-solution ]postierich's fix[/url]
thanks for ideas so far.
no, a Cairngorm loop, end of May 🙂I wrap a piece of roadbike inner tube around mine and ziptie it, its worked well so far, are you doing the WRT or the Scottish borders 3 dayer, iainc?
well the above setting did most of the CG loop in november 😀
wrap the post in tape to protect it and use an enduro collar to limit travel?
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Like cycle tourers for generations.
I don't think you would need to take a dropper - the route is pretty sedate in terms of technical features
it did make the descent into glen derry an absoute hoot(compared to the three other times i was round there last year on a different bike sans dropper) ..... but that was the only place i bothered to drop it.....
but on the whole i agree a dropper isnt really needed.
cheers all, for the sake of cutting a few cable ties, the dropper will come off for the trip !
+1 insulating tape. Did this to Ladybadger's bike (for the Cairngorm loop as it happens) and she had no probs. Takes two mins, is v.cheap and can come straight off again.