By Clint
We've had some questions about how to secure your goods. All you need is a bungee chord and the bag your beverages came with. Here are a few photos.
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Secured and ready to ride |
12 oz cans have a lower center of gravity and they're already strapped together. Not a huge chance of these things falling out, but we still recommend tying them down.
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Low gravity beverages |
Our friend Eric loaded up his bike with some pear cider, Chilean wine, and Mexican tequila. He's living on the edge securing his six-pack with only a bungee chord; a little risky in our eyes, but it's a darn good looking build.
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"Alchoholica" by Eric |
We've also been asked what camera bag fits the rack. Igor's been using this Lowepro Rezo 170 AW for a while (which fits perfectly into the
Grand Cru Handlebar Bag by the way) because it's simple, lightweight, and comes with a water resistant cover which is tucked into a secret compartment. It's almost like it was destiny.
Remember, there's no use in crying over spilled milk; however, it's perfectly normal to shed tears over broken bottles.
3 comments:
I've got that camera bag!
I have cried over broken bottles launched from a front rack after hitting a pothole. Ride thirsty, and securely, my friends
Can I ask where one can get that unique bungee cord? Do you sell it? Couldn't find it anywhere on the site ...
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