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apollodriver 07-31-22 04:38 PM

MOG: DIY creating your own gear Framebags for your next bikepacking-tour
 
hello dear all,

did you ever try to create your own framebag - eg like the folks describe here

a. here - this guy created a Framebag - made out of a IKEA-Hack: https://imgur.com/a/FlIg3
b. here ; https://www.pinterest.de/pin/544583779947409791/ - the guys created a rolltop-framebag - zipperless
c. here https://www.pinterest.de/pin/418975571574965274/ - also a frambegag - rolltop and zipperless - DIY

I just like all those ideas and wanted to ask you if you have some experience in creating your how gear

look forward ,,,

regards

Tourist in MSN 07-31-22 05:22 PM

No I have not.

This might help you, but you may notice that the forum only gets rare posters.
DIY / Make Your Own Gear (MYOG)

mtnbud 07-31-22 07:10 PM

I made my own frame bag. I repurposed some Cordura from an old stuff sack. I made mine a roll top which was way easier than trying to add a zipper.

I started by making a template out of cardboard.

If you're going to make a roll top, be sure and make the top extra long. I barely made my top long enough to roll over. A little too long might've been better.

Another thing to consider. I used velcro loops to attach it to the frame. If I could do it again, I might've also added some inserts and used the water bottle bracket bolts to cinch it to the frame.
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...2860fd7699.jpg
Btw: The drybags on the forks are also attached via a DIY system as is the roll top bag under the downtube which holds a 1 liter water bottle.

apollodriver 08-01-22 10:45 AM

hello mtnbud hello dear Tourist in MSN

many thanks for the answers and for the awesome discussion here. This is much much more than expected. I am overwhelmed by the awesome ideas that you have. I really like the setup and how you did this..
Your tipps and ideas regarding a roll top bag are exactly hitting the point. GREAT:)

i am starting a bikepacking tour trough France next week ( not too long for this time but anyway - ) and i would love to have such a awesome setup..

Very well done.

BTW- yes i also will visit bikpacking.net - many thanks you both

have a great day you both :)

Pratt 08-02-22 04:35 AM

Repurposing is probably a good idea. One problem is sourcing all the specialized notions, buckles, zippers. snaps, etc. for gear.

apollodriver 08-02-22 07:20 AM

good day dear Pratt

many thanks for the reply - and for sharing your thougths.

Yes repurposing - this is a absolutly great idea. I love it. And i think that mtnbud made a great job.

Well - i think if we create a Roll-Top Frame-Bag then we can do this zipperless. cf the examples:


Re: DIY Roll-top Framebag
DIY Roll-top Framebag

with a great manual and many many idaes on the whole process.

here another example

PORCELAIN ROCKET ORBITER: ROLL-TOP ZIPPERLESS FRAME BAG
https://bikepacking.com/gear/porcela...less-framebag/


have a great day

IPassGas 08-02-22 01:00 PM


Originally Posted by apollodriver (Post 22594050)
did you ever try to create your own framebag

Yes, we made the black center bag for our tandem. Made a cardboard template, ordered all parts/fabric from rockywoods. Great to make stuff that is used on bike.
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...2c7bbd9f8d.png

apollodriver 08-03-22 01:25 PM

hello dear IPassGas

many thanks for the reply - and for sharing your awesome ideas. This look very impressive.


Made a cardboard template, ordered all parts/fabric from rockywoods. Great to make stuff that is used on bike.
great idea to create a cardboard template - and afterwards ording the parts from rockywoods,

i really love it. It looks very very good,

Chapeau !!


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