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York Rally / saddlebag supports

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  1. Last time I was at the York Rally (about 6 years ago?), I got a saddlebag
    support for my Carradice saddlebag from a chap with a stall there. They
    clamped onto the saddle rails and had an aluminium plate section protruding
    upwards and backwards, supporting the saddlebag via a piece of broomhandle
    (cheap) or Al tube (more) at about the same level as the top of the saddle
    but about 3 inches back. They were mainly aimed at Brooks saddles with no
    bag loops, and came in a separate version for each type of saddle.
    I'd like another one - can anyone supply any contact details (if he's still
    making them)?

    Andrew

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    Last time I was at the York Rally (about 6 years ago?), I got a saddlebag
    support for my Carradice saddlebag from a chap with a stall there. They
    clamped onto the saddle rails and had an aluminium plate section protruding
    upwards and backwards, supporting the saddlebag via a piece of broomhandle
    (cheap) or Al tube (more) at about the same level as the top of the saddle
    but about 3 inches back. They were mainly aimed at Brooks saddles with no
    bag loops, and came in a separate version for each type of saddle.
    I'd like another one - can anyone supply any contact details (if he's still
    making them)?

    Andrew

    What you need is a Carradicce saddlebag clamp or a bagman. See

    http://www.carradice.co.uk/accessories-spares.htm#saddlebag

    Cheers, helen s

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  3. Hi Andrew,

    That would be the Lord 'Kwicklift' from W.G. Lord, 4 Kenilworth
    Gardens, Newton-Le-Willows, Lancs WA12 8ES (Telephone was 01925
    224125). That is assuming this address is still correct and he still
    making them and the other bike related bits and bobs he used to do.
    Last time he was at York he said the exhibitor fees meant that going
    there was not really worthwhile, but I gues she might still be doing
    them.

    Regards,

    Howard.

  4. Howard said:

    Hi Andrew,

    That would be the Lord 'Kwicklift' from W.G. Lord, 4 Kenilworth
    Gardens, Newton-Le-Willows, Lancs WA12 8ES (Telephone was 01925
    224125). That is assuming this address is still correct and he still
    making them and the other bike related bits and bobs he used to do.
    Last time he was at York he said the exhibitor fees meant that going
    there was not really worthwhile, but I gues she might still be doing
    them.

    Regards,

    Howard.

    thats the chap I remember. He also used to come to Mildenhall Rally,
    but I haven't seen him there the past couple of years.
    [his tool for dismantling freehubs is good value, as is his tool for
    Campag/[censored] bottom brackets]

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