Thank you for making this video! I was having a hard time figuring out how easy the bag (the non-race one) was to get on and off. I need a bag for commuting so the on/off part us quite important for me. Your video had all the information I needed, with no extra fluff. And your explanation is easy to understand. So once again thank you
Thank You! Im choosing between this two products. I like the Rack and think it would be great to be able to just take the bag of. But do you think it could rattle alot on a mtb? Im worried that it will when riding in forrest and on gravel roads.
If you go into Tailfin's You Tube channel, there is a very good video explaining the two different types of systems they do. I own the rack system and it's been an absolute game changer! I can carry all my extra stuff on my road bike😊
thank you for taking the tie to share info. I have a S works deverge I want a nice bag trying to buy once. I wish I could touch and feel the the racks. I am leaning towards the aero for weight savings and folding. I am also leaning toward carbon over alloy. I do want to add water bottles so the ally is looking good. If I only purchased the rack could I install other bags. The need for a pack that also be a short hike back pack is a nice option. thank you again
The aero bag can’t be removed from the rack it’s one unit. That’s only possible on the regular rack. Only alloy has notch’s to secure water bottles the carbon not the 150g difference between allu and carbon make’s no different but Alloy is more durable.
@@cycling2adventure you seem pleased with the alloy, I may go that route since being able to add water bottle is important more so than the 150 grams Thank you again
@@michaelbattin6717 my recommendation is alloy rack with Pannier mounts you can take off the back. But if you look for something to maybe used to fit a backpack you maybe look for the new Ortlieb quick rack system. I not have seen it or tested it but maybe a alternative
Thank you for making this video! I was having a hard time figuring out how easy the bag (the non-race one) was to get on and off. I need a bag for commuting so the on/off part us quite important for me. Your video had all the information I needed, with no extra fluff. And your explanation is easy to understand. So once again thank you
Thanks very much! You covered some aspects I have not yet seen in other reviews.
Thanks
Thank you very much - you made my selection super easy!
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Thank You! Im choosing between this two products.
I like the Rack and think it would be great to be able to just take the bag of. But do you think it could rattle alot on a mtb?
Im worried that it will when riding in forrest and on gravel roads.
I don’t think so it sits very well on the bike
If you go into Tailfin's You Tube channel, there is a very good video explaining the two different types of systems they do.
I own the rack system and it's been an absolute game changer! I can carry all my extra stuff on my road bike😊
thank you for taking the tie to share info. I have a S works deverge I want a nice bag trying to buy once. I wish I could touch and feel the the racks. I am leaning towards the aero for weight savings and folding. I am also leaning toward carbon over alloy. I do want to add water bottles so the ally is looking good. If I only purchased the rack could I install other bags. The need for a pack that also be a short hike back pack is a nice option. thank you again
The aero bag can’t be removed from the rack it’s one unit. That’s only possible on the regular rack. Only alloy has notch’s to secure water bottles the carbon not the 150g difference between allu and carbon make’s no different but Alloy is more durable.
@@cycling2adventure you seem pleased with the alloy, I may go that route since being able to add water bottle is important more so than the 150 grams
Thank you again
@@michaelbattin6717 my recommendation is alloy rack with Pannier mounts you can take off the back. But if you look for something to maybe used to fit a backpack you maybe look for the new Ortlieb quick rack system. I not have seen it or tested it but maybe a alternative