Carradice Hacksinventive modifications and mounts for saddlebags |
Saddlebag owners who don't have bag loops, who want a quick release, or who want to reposition their bags can buy a Carradice bag clamp, a Carradice SQR uplift or a Bagman rack to augment the stock mount. Or they can come up with their own plan -
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Paul Patterson fabricated this bracket. You can see some more on this bracket, and others, on Paul's Photobucket page. |
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Andrew Bonamici spent $2.00 at his local hardware store on this simple rack. |
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Dave J. makes it light and simple. Dave zipties some rings to the dowel. Nuthin to it. |
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Sheldon Brown (of Harris Cyclery fame) has made this simple stand-off. |
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Robert Canon has invented a simple bag support |
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Andrew Marchant-Shapiro has created a very professional bag rack incorporating a Seat Sandwich |
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Nick Payne has developed a solid-looking system. |
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Mike Sherman has whipped up this pinned QR. |
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Another Nick Payne invention. |
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David Frost has adapted this mini-clip for a Carradice QR |
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Dave Johnston incorporates a U-lock into his saddlebag mount. |
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