Patching an Ortlieb pannier
12-17-08, 09:24 AM
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Patching an Ortlieb pannier
Somehow I put a hole (about the size of an eraserhead) in my back roller plus pannier. Any tips on fixing it? Best thing to use?
12-17-08, 09:41 AM
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Stupid question: Anyone know which patch kit at the before-mentioned site to get for the Ortlieb Plus pannier version?
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12-17-08, 02:51 PM
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Here are all the patch kits sold by the site but I'm not sure which one (if any) would work for the Plus version. I emailed Wayne of thetouringstore.com and am waiting for his reply.
12-17-08, 08:56 PM
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Okay, I dug out my Ortlieb catalog. Note below that some bags, e.g., all "Classic" bags, are made of two different fabrics (single-coated PS490 and double-coated PD620) and there's a different patch kit for each, so you may need two patch kits if you have one of those.
The E163 repair kit is for all PU-coated fabrics, including PS10, PS17, PS25, PS33, PS34 and PS36C fabrics (Bike-Tourer, Travel-Biker, Travel-Set, Outer Pockets, Ultimate5 Compact, and all bags that end with the word "Plus"--Back-Roller, Front-Roller, Bike-Packer, Sport-Packer, Ultimate5).
The E35 repair kit is for PD350 (polyester).
The E49 repair kit is for PS490 (Velocity, and all bags that end with the word "Classic"--Front-Roller, Back-Roller, Bike-Packer, Sport-Packer, Ultimate5).
The E62 repair kit is for PD620 (Velocity, Zip-City, Sling-It, some but not all of the Office-Bag, Bike-Shopper, and all bags that end with the word "Classic"--Front-Roller, Back-Roller, Bike-Packer, Sport-Packer, Ultimate5).
The E90 repair kit is for PD900 (polyester).
The E158 repair kit is for the Reparatur-Set Mattress.
The E163 repair kit is for all PU-coated fabrics, including PS10, PS17, PS25, PS33, PS34 and PS36C fabrics (Bike-Tourer, Travel-Biker, Travel-Set, Outer Pockets, Ultimate5 Compact, and all bags that end with the word "Plus"--Back-Roller, Front-Roller, Bike-Packer, Sport-Packer, Ultimate5).
The E35 repair kit is for PD350 (polyester).
The E49 repair kit is for PS490 (Velocity, and all bags that end with the word "Classic"--Front-Roller, Back-Roller, Bike-Packer, Sport-Packer, Ultimate5).
The E62 repair kit is for PD620 (Velocity, Zip-City, Sling-It, some but not all of the Office-Bag, Bike-Shopper, and all bags that end with the word "Classic"--Front-Roller, Back-Roller, Bike-Packer, Sport-Packer, Ultimate5).
The E90 repair kit is for PD900 (polyester).
The E158 repair kit is for the Reparatur-Set Mattress.
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I patched my last spring. Wayne at the Touring Store sells the Ortlieb patch kit. It has everything you need and directions.
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I patched one of my back roller classics. Despite removing all the mounting hardware and turning the pannier inside-out, it was still pretty easy.
I patched one of my back roller classics. Despite removing all the mounting hardware and turning the pannier inside-out, it was still pretty easy.
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+1 Wayne is great and his prices are awesome!
