frame mounted 'gubbins' holder
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Is there such a thing as a very compact, frame mounted holder that will have enough space for levers, CO2 canister and patches?
In my minds eye I picture it as similar to the Di2 battery pack but mounted to the seat tube cage mount.
I despise carrying tools in my jersey and I don't get on with under saddle bags.
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In my minds eye I picture it as similar to the Di2 battery pack but mounted to the seat tube cage mount.
I despise carrying tools in my jersey and I don't get on with under saddle bags.
ta!
one of these http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?Mod... will go inside a bottle cage.

http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/road-track-bike/P...
I get two tubes, levers, 1 CO2 catridge, spoke key, glueless patches, bit of old innertube and a couple of allan keys and an emergency energy gel in one of the 500ml ones.
i use one of these.
http://www.wittons.co.uk/product_info.php?products...
they fit at the fornt of the top tube and attach around the stem, there is only one strap at the front so it will fit regardless of how low your stem is to the frame. mine holds a phone, a few gels, an energy bar so hte seat pack has space for a tube and tyre levers... they are really useful because the rmind you to eat which sounds stupid but makes sense, if all your stuff is tucked under the saddle or in pockets you can forget its there....
http://www.wittons.co.uk/product_info.php?products...
they fit at the fornt of the top tube and attach around the stem, there is only one strap at the front so it will fit regardless of how low your stem is to the frame. mine holds a phone, a few gels, an energy bar so hte seat pack has space for a tube and tyre levers... they are really useful because the rmind you to eat which sounds stupid but makes sense, if all your stuff is tucked under the saddle or in pockets you can forget its there....
Kermit power said:
Odie said:
does no one make, holders that fit inside the frame tube?
Maybe I'm being daft here, but how would you get into the frame tube to put the holder in and take it out again? 
pablo said:
i use one of these.
http://www.wittons.co.uk/product_info.php?products...
they fit at the fornt of the top tube and attach around the stem, there is only one strap at the front so it will fit regardless of how low your stem is to the frame. mine holds a phone, a few gels, an energy bar so hte seat pack has space for a tube and tyre levers... they are really useful because the rmind you to eat which sounds stupid but makes sense, if all your stuff is tucked under the saddle or in pockets you can forget its there....
Me too. Very handy for a camera as it's easy to reach and take a picture without getting out of the saddle.http://www.wittons.co.uk/product_info.php?products...
they fit at the fornt of the top tube and attach around the stem, there is only one strap at the front so it will fit regardless of how low your stem is to the frame. mine holds a phone, a few gels, an energy bar so hte seat pack has space for a tube and tyre levers... they are really useful because the rmind you to eat which sounds stupid but makes sense, if all your stuff is tucked under the saddle or in pockets you can forget its there....
Do you mean a bag mounted in the frame like the ones pictured three posts down in this link :
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6...
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6...
How about a little kit like this: http://www.evanscycles.com/products/lezyne/lever-p... They are so small and light you'd never notice it in your pocket.
And then with a bit of fettling with tape/foam etc I'm sure a CO2 canister could be made to fit inside the seat tube, although you'd need a QR seat post clamp then.
And then with a bit of fettling with tape/foam etc I'm sure a CO2 canister could be made to fit inside the seat tube, although you'd need a QR seat post clamp then.
Furberger said:
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CoolC said:
Furberger said:
What a great site. Loving this: http://www.charliethebikemonger.com/ahearne-spacem...Just what's needed to ge you going on those cold days

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