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Old 02-24-18, 07:44 PM
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TimothyH
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Many are projecting their own lives onto every else' life.

Frame bags are very handy for long rides in the back country when a water filtration system needs to be carried or when it is very cold and a thermos of hot food means survival.

If someone can't ride with a frame bag then they are packing it wrong, have a bag which doesn't fit their frame or have poor technique themselves. A frame bag which fits the bike properly and is packed correctly should be no more than 2 or 3 inches wide.


Originally Posted by one4smoke
Thanks, guy. Yours is the Backcountry Compact 3L, right? Does it interfere with you taking your waterbottle out of it's cage?
Yes, the 3L.

I use side loader cages when the bag is mounted and only put it on with standard cages for that one photo.


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