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canadmos

canadmos

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May 29, 2011
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Does anyone know of a small bag/container that will tie to or snap to the seat rails and fit very snuggly? Would be used to hold a multi tool or something else small.

Nothing obtrusive - basically not something that @Jm_ would use. :busted:

It also has to not bounce around or vibrate, don't want to be feeling that and questioning what is now giving up the ghost on the bike.
 
canadmos

canadmos

Cake Tease
May 29, 2011
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Canaderp
jonKranked said:
www.dakine.com

Hot Laps Gripper Bike Bag – Dakine

Get 15% off your first purchase on Dakine.com. Shop our best selling bike storage that holds all your tools and gear from a casual bike ride to mountain biking.
www.dakine.com www.dakine.com
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Coincidentally, I ordered one of those on Tuesday. Its probably too big to fit under the seat though without it flapping around.

Basically what I'm looking for is something to go between the seat rails or be super tight to them. I got a new crankbrothers multitool and it came with an aluminum case, which would be perfect to put under there, but its just a half mm or so too wide.

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Jm_

Jm_

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Jan 14, 2002
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canadmos said:
Does anyone know of a small bag/container that will tie to or snap to the seat rails and fit very snuggly? Would be used to hold a multi tool or something else small.

Nothing obtrusive - basically not something that @Jm_ would use. :busted:

It also has to not bounce around or vibrate, don't want to be feeling that and questioning what is now giving up the ghost on the bike.
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The Revelate Shrew might be a little larger than you are thinking, but it fits pretty snug and is intended for use with a dropper.
 
Sandwich

Sandwich

Pig my fish!
Staff member
May 23, 2002
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I use this: https://mswbike.com/products/tools/toolhugger-seat-wrap-sbg-300
https://www.worldwidecyclery.com/products/msw-sbg-300-tool-hugger-seat-wrap-black on my road bike and I absolutely love it. I use it to hold a tube, co2 inflator, multitool, and that's pretty much it. It straps down tight to my seat rails and doesn't really rattle unless I'm slamming over some boardwalk at 30mph. Absolutely minimalist, but it doesn't flop like a seat bag and technically it's not a seat bag so I'm following the rules. Worth a shot.
 
boostindoubles

boostindoubles

Nacho Libre
Mar 16, 2004
7,545
5,784
Yakistan

Seat Roll-Up – Take a Trip

The Seat Roll Up was designed around the essentials. Easily fit a 29" tube, multitool, tire levers, C02, and nozzle with some room to spare. The external shock cord pocket is great for bringing a pair of gloves, a packable extra layer, or for shoving half a PB&J into. Easily attaches to the...
www.takeatripbags.com

Come across this one... looks pretty radical.
 
MikeD

MikeD

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Oct 26, 2001
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Those little Dakine packs won't stay in place on my seat. In hard riding, the pack just slips through the straps and dangles. Every. Single. Time.

For me, they work if strapped against a big flat portion of the frame, and nowhere else. Unfortunately, there's nowhere inside my triangle where it won't interfere with the shock at some point in its movement, so it sits on the forward side of the downtube collecting mud the whole ride.

I did get one of the Wolf Tooth cage-bolt mount straps to try on the hardtail. Gonna put everything in a thick ziplok before strapping it down.
 
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