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  1. Peter Clinch said:

    Back pockets in a shirt should handle this okay, I'd think, or just
    about any of the wee saddle packs that attach to the seat post and
    saddle rails with velcro straps. Most aren't very big, but nor is a
    spare tube, set of tyre levers and a multitool, leaving the bars for the
    jersey where you can get at them easily.

    I've already got a small saddle bag (one of these:
    http://tinyurl.com/7y42d), and it's just big enough for a spare tube,
    a couple of tyre levers and probably a multi-tool, although I don't
    own one. It's been handy because it means there's ALWAYS a spare tube
    on the bike, and it's kept away from the tools when I wear a waist bag.

    I'm specifically looking for something bigger, which can take that
    stuff plus a phone, keys, credit card and a couple of food bars.

    I do own a few cycling jerseys with back pockets, but I don't always
    wear them (especially off-road), and I don't like having much in those
    pockets anyway.

    It's very hard to tell from the descriptions on Wiggle which bag might
    fit my needs.

    --
    jc

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  2. "Jeremy Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Peter Clinch wrote:
    I've already got a small saddle bag (one of these:
    http://tinyurl.com/7y42d), and it's just big enough for a spare tube,
    a couple of tyre levers and probably a multi-tool, although I don't
    own one. It's been handy because it means there's ALWAYS a spare tube
    on the bike, and it's kept away from the tools when I wear a waist bag.

    I'm specifically looking for something bigger, which can take that
    stuff plus a phone, keys, credit card and a couple of food bars.

    I do own a few cycling jerseys with back pockets, but I don't always
    wear them (especially off-road), and I don't like having much in those
    pockets anyway.

    It's very hard to tell from the descriptions on Wiggle which bag might
    fit my needs.

    The bag you have looks like the Mini Wedgie. They do a bigger one, the
    Wedgie, and a bigger one still, the Dirt Bag. All sold on Wiggle. I think
    the bigger of the three should do for what you want. Have a look here (if
    the link works!)

    http://www.wiggle.co.uk/Default.aspx?Main=ProductDetail.aspx&W=0&Manufacture
    r=&UberCatName=&Cat=cycle&CategoryName=Bags%20-%20Saddle&ProdID=4000000610&U
    berCat=0

    --
    Regards, Paul (R)
    My Lake District walking site:
    www.lakelandwalker.co.uk

  3. "Jeremy Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Peter Clinch wrote:
    I've already got a small saddle bag (one of these:
    http://tinyurl.com/7y42d), and it's just big enough for a spare tube,
    a couple of tyre levers and probably a multi-tool, although I don't
    own one. It's been handy because it means there's ALWAYS a spare tube
    on the bike, and it's kept away from the tools when I wear a waist bag.

    I'm specifically looking for something bigger, which can take that
    stuff plus a phone, keys, credit card and a couple of food bars.

    I do own a few cycling jerseys with back pockets, but I don't always
    wear them (especially off-road), and I don't like having much in those
    pockets anyway.

    It's very hard to tell from the descriptions on Wiggle which bag might
    fit my needs.

    The bag you have looks like the Mini Wedgie. They do a bigger one, the
    Wedgie, and a bigger one still, the Dirt Bag. All sold on Wiggle. I think
    the bigger of the three should do for what you want. Have a look here (if
    the link works!)

    http://www.wiggle.co.uk/Default.aspx?Main=ProductDetail.aspx&W=0&Manufacture
    r=&UberCatName=&Cat=cycle&CategoryName=Bags%20-%20Saddle&ProdID=4000000610&U
    berCat=0

    --
    Regards, Paul (R)
    My Lake District walking site:
    www.lakelandwalker.co.uk

  4. "Paul Rose" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    "Jeremy Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Have a look here (if the link works!)


    http://www.wiggle.co.uk/Default.aspx?Main=ProductDetail.aspx&W=0&Manufacture

    Quoted message said:


    r=&UberCatName=&Cat=cycle&CategoryName=Bags%20-%20Saddle&ProdID=4000000610&U

    Quoted message said:

    berCat=0

    It obviously doesn't :o) They are on Wiggle anyway.

    --
    Regards, Paul (R)
    My Lake District walking site:
    www.lakelandwalker.co.uk

  5. Paul Rose said:

    The bag you have looks like the Mini Wedgie. They do a bigger one, the
    Wedgie, and a bigger one still, the Dirt Bag. All sold on Wiggle. I think
    the bigger of the three should do for what you want. Have a look here (if
    the link works!)

    Yep, I think that's the one to go for. As somonelse pointed out,
    the expandable ones do look handy. That was one of the most
    frustrating online shopping experiences I've had lately, though!

    It's very difficult to compare bags when some have their capacity
    listed in cubic inches, some in litres, and some with length-width-
    height measurements (inches or cm). Specialized are also one
    of the few to supply a picture of the bl**dy thing actually attached
    to a bike, too.

    Minor rant of the day over...

    --
    jc

    Remove the -not from email

  6. Jeremy Collins said:
    Paul Rose said:

    The bag you have looks like the Mini Wedgie. They do a bigger one, the
    Wedgie, and a bigger one still, the Dirt Bag. All sold on Wiggle. I think
    the bigger of the three should do for what you want. Have a look here (if
    the link works!)

    Yep, I think that's the one to go for. As somonelse pointed out,
    the expandable ones do look handy. That was one of the most
    frustrating online shopping experiences I've had lately, though!

    It's very difficult to compare bags when some have their capacity
    listed in cubic inches, some in litres, and some with length-width-
    height measurements (inches or cm).

    Well, volumetric is a useful measurement of how many
    marbles the things will hold, while width.depth tells
    you wether you can fit a 12" ruler in it.

    Both are useful, and (I suppose) both could (should)
    be given. In my dreams.

    BugBear

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