My son needs a pack for both road and mtb. he needs a larger bag to fit his tube, multi-tool, flat repair kit, pump,+ inhaler. will this bag work?
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Doubt a tire pump would fit, but the other items most likely will. He should mount a tire pump to his bike's frame.
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I can fit 1 spare tube, repair kit with 2 gas cartridges, air pressure gauge, multi tool, wallet and keys. I can't address the inhaler but there are items that can attach to the frame and handlebars that allow for quick access that may do the trick...like the BV Bicycle Top Tube Bag with Concealed Quick-Access Opening, Pumps are all too big to fit and usually come with a means to attach to the frame.
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Probably, but it is not large. Depends on size of multi-tool and pump. It would be close.
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Not a simple answer to that question. It will fit but anything else you have in the bag might suffer assuming you are full and you could break the Mando. On the other hand, if you don't have much else in the bag it will be fine.
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I have a Scott mountainbike and it fits, even with the quick release tires. Just make sure it's tight and turned correctly. Fits my wife's off brand bike as well. Don't see how it wouldn't fit almost any bike, but I am not familiar with road bikes...
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It should fit, as it does on others I use it on a set of butterfly bars. With the "H" bars it will sit further out front. Also this is not a larger touring bag! Is smaller! It is good for small items(snacks, cell ph,) & day trips & over nighters.
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It would be a little big, it's made for the camelbak trizip which is a much larger pack
1814116
I am 99% sure; no. It is a Topeak product and must be used with a Topeak bike rack. I ordered this bike rack: Topeak Explorer Bike Rack, from Amazon, but I found a better price on the bag at Brands in N.Y. : http://brandscycle.com/ and don't forget to Google for a Brands coupon. I like the bag and the rack. Just make sure the bag meets your size requirements. I did not want paniers, but I wanted a bag big enough to do an overnight trip. This bag, with its expandable top, will do the job, as long as I do not try to take too much stuff.
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Tires are signifigantly smaller than mountain. I had to use smaller tubes to get the right fit. Your old MTB tubes will likely not fit.
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Yes - It should fit. It fits easily in my Kelty 80. I have only used the bag once, but I was impressed with the comfort and warmth. Good product for the price.
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It just needs to fit. Get the dimensions of the bladder and the pack. Make sure you allow for the thickness of the bladder when full and the larger hose of this bladder. Seems like most water packs have a hook on the top to hang the bag from. Seems pretty universal to me.
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I think you'll be fine with this pack. It wasn't very big. As for space available, I used it to hike Pikes Peak in Colorado Springs. I filled the bladder and still had room for a spare bottle, extra gloves, and snacks for the day.
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One will fit but it'll take up almost the whole pocket. I would probably look at one of the other bags for that. The veto or klein backpack would probably be better.
123209
You will not be able to reuse the mtb inner tubes. Go with the right size tubes.
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While it would, I would highly recommend that you spend your hard earned money on a Maxpedition pack. They carry a wide variety of sizes and the quality cannot be beat. Please refer to my review of the Mil Tec pack. I was not kidding when I said it fell apart after only a short usage period.
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Cannot really give a definite answer on that, but the pack as stated here by others does have a lot of adjustable straps and pins. I am sure it will work out just fine!
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I see you have a 'yes' so that's likely good info. I assume you have checked specs on the bag. Had mine a couple years having just yesterday unpacked my bike, folded & stored the bag. I am always amazed at the high quality of this bag considering the $20 I paid for it. I use it in cars, trucks, busses, trains to transport road bikes.
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Topeak has an excellent site -www.topeak.com Your bag will fit on all three. The difference in racks is how they are made to fit over the rear tire. They all clamp to the seat post: the E extends straight out, so if your tire sits higher than where you attach it, the E will not fit on the bike; the A slants up before it goes parallel to the ground, so it clears a high rear wheel like that on most road bikes (I use this on my tandem -small stoker); the V slants down (large frame road or bike with small wheels. Mostly you want the one that sits closest to the wheels, especially if you throw your leg over the rear wheel to mount the bike. Look at your seatpost and where you would clamp this on and figure out if you can extend straight out or need to go up or down to just clear the wheel. They all mount and work the same, it's just about wheel clearance. I have all three, the A I bought first and have no use for as it sits way too high and I can't straddle my commuter, so I ended up getting the E.
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Do you mean a club bag? I use a Sun Mountain. I would think any bag would fit.