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Re: keeping your bedroll off your headtube (or cables) thanks all, sorry I haven't responded sooner. I think I've come up with an unexpectedly simple solution. A bungee gear net across the top of my drop Posted - Tue Feb 9, 2010 3:37 pm	Mike Meiser mmeiser8 Offline Send Email
Re: keeping your bedroll off your headtube (or cables) Mike: I have a pseudo aerobar on my road bike made by Cinelli, called The Spinachi. It is much lighter than an aero bar, only about 180 - 200 grams. It Posted - Fri Feb 5, 2010 1:27 am	Kevin McCaulley mrsllrby Offline Send Email
Re: keeping your bedroll off your headtube (or cables) http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ultralightbiking/photos/album/0/list Posted - Thu Feb 4, 2010 10:04 pm	Richard Levenberg rimmerino Offline Send Email
Re: keeping your bedroll off your headtube (or cables) Mike, I like 1) the best: putting your bedroll behind and under your seat with straps. If you have aerobars to mount you can straps on the extra clothes to the Posted - Thu Feb 4, 2010 10:04 pm	Iuliana and Adrian St... astingaciu Offline Send Email
Re: keeping your bedroll off your headtube (or cables) i posted a pic on this site..... ... From: Mike Meiser <groups-yahoo-com@...> Subject: Re: [ultralightbiking] keeping your bedroll off your headtube Posted - Thu Feb 4, 2010 9:46 pm	j.a. tackett conifir1 Offline Send Email
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