How can I get extra padded shoulder strap and replace outside closing buckles to locked clips?
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I think that's the kind of thing you can do when you actually get your bag from a real Timbuk2 store
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Call Timbuk2. They sent me a couple of locked clips to replace the buckles at no charge. They were easy to install. I would assume you can order an extra shoulder strap from them as well.
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I too am trying to find beltclips...not looking good! Maybe direct from uniden?
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How can i do to be sure that if i bought it here , i will get the new buckle?
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you'll have to remove the strap from the plastic length-adjusters. it's not something you would do on frequent basis. so, it's not an easy process.
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Oh yeah! There's a release lever to unstrap. It comes with 2 straps and releasing doesn't damage the locking mechanism. The straps are quite long. You may want to trim them a bit.
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Hi Jose,You might look at the Op/Tech Uni-Loop connectors. They will mate with standard 3/8" Fastex buckles, or you can buy two sets to do what you want.OP/TECH USA System Connector Uni-Loop
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The version I purchased in March of 2015 is adjustable with the included white plastic buckle that came loose in the bag. Place the buckle convex side up on top the upper half of the 2-inch strap. Fold the strap and thread some of the folded strap into the under-side (concave side) and over the center of the buckle, out around the upper outer edge of the buckle (the edge you have near the metal grommet and cinch cord), and then down through the inside again. This allows you to shorten the length of the strap so the bag does not hit you low in the legs and impede walking.
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Cut the strap shorter and resew it back on. Anybody with a sewing machine could do it in seconds or if you have a needle and thread it would take a few minutes if the sewing machine isn't available.
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That won't be possible, you can go buy a dolly or something at a home improvement store and some straps though
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Trying going direct to locklaces. eMail them at customerservice@locklaces.com
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I am not familiar with that brand of strap, I have an Ernie Ball and a Levy. Both have fairly thick ends, enough that I consider them to be quite sturdy. After putting the shank of the lock through the eyelet on the strap end, trimming off what interferes with the threads, putting the washer and nut in place and snugging it down there are only two threads protruding past the nut. Perhaps the rubber will compress bit more than the leather, but it will be close.
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Amazon does carry these guards with straps but I've never seen just the straps. If nothing else try some hook-and-loop (velcro) straps. Available at most craft stores and some hardware stores.
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There are connector plates with large rivets on either side of the ratchet mechanism. That area seems to be as robust as the rest of the locking straps assembly.
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You would have to unstitch the end where the plastic buckle is and sew in the new buckle, but it could be done depending on how determined you want the buckle replaced. Basically it's heavy duty 2" nylon that makes up the belt. Simply, yes, it can be replaced.
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I do not know; but try going to a hardware store and buying a flexible metal strap to use. You may need to drill a couple of holes and buy some nuts, washers, and bolts
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I have not heard if they sell parts, I would check out Joann fabrics or Hobby Lobby, they have an assortment of clips and buckles that might work. Or go to a sporting goods store such as Gander Mtn, if the clip is similar to something used on a backpack they quite often sell those parts separately. Or simply google the MagnoGrip and ask the company directly. I purchased the belt as a gift for my son so I don't have a reference picture to compare to what would be the best way to repair it. Hope that helps!
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I'm sure with some trial and error, you might be able to find a padlock that fits the bar. It's a special padlock where the shackle comes completely out of the lock mechanism - forming a "U" that fits down through the top of the bar, and then into the lock itself. Not sure how much money you could save over buying the whole thing, when factoring in the "hassle factor" of finding something that fits.