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  • Which Carradice bag?
  • keithb
    Full Member

    My lovely wife has offered to buy me a Carradice bag for my birthday this year, and I just can’t decide which one!

    So, recommendations please? General usage profile, across 2/3 bikes:
    Commuting; currently a 7litre rack-pack works for that.
    Occasional light-weight hosteling/touring; ideally as the sole bag.
    Occasional Bikepacking; for storing either sleeping system or other cooking/clothing stuff.

    Was thinking of either a traditional bag or an SQR Tour, but undecided on that, let alone bag size.

    Oh, and I don’t have a brooks saddle at the moment, so attachment system, is open too.

    Stoner
    Free Member

    whichever one you go for, get the SQR system, (comes as standard on SQR bags though obviously)

    I have a super C saddlebag.

    http://www.singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/carradice-seatbags-experiences

    grittyshaker
    Free Member

    +1 for SQR Tour. I’ve also got a Nelson saddlebag with SQR mount. I use the Tour and a 20 litre rucsac for bivi biking, the Nelson for commuting and long road rides. Make sure you have enough clearance between tyre and bottom of bag. Can be tight on small frames.

    trail_rat
    Free Member

    Longflap camper here – big enough to tour with too Expands

    Sqr system plastic proven brittle in our club

    Even with a brooks saddle id still get the 40 quid quick release rack for it

    Stoner
    Free Member

    Sqr system plastic proven brittle in our club

    interesting.

    My SQR set is 6 years old and used every week with no problems.

    What happened to you clubmate’s one?

    trail_rat
    Free Member

    2 of ems split mid very cold winter audax on a climb

    I have the bagman my self

    Stoner
    Free Member

    very cold winter audax

    well there’s your problem 🙂

    Mine was used for 3 months in France in summer and is used on a london commute.

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