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WTD: WOHO bag stabilizer

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I'm keen to try one of these, primarily to carry water on my fatbike in the winter and thus avoid taking a backpack. As far as I can see, they're just not available (other than the Brooks version). Maybe someone has one and no longer uses it?
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ScotRoutes wrote: Thu Jul 08, 2021 2:21 pm I'm keen to try one of these, primarily to carry water on my fatbike in the winter and thus avoid taking a backpack. As far as I can see, they're just not available (other than the Brooks version). Maybe someone has one and no longer uses it?
I have one I don’t use that I could get in the post next week.
The reason I don’t use it is because it’s pants.
The material it’s made from has all the strength of cheese. It got pretty bent up in its one and only use.
I don’t remember how much I paid for it but it was way too much. Cover the postage and put some pennies in the Hungry Bear and it’s yours
PM if that hasn’t put you off :-bd
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Someone posted one of these the other day as a alternative:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07 ... 2A9M&psc=1
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Ah, cheers. That would rule out use of a seatpack though.
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I think the chap who posted it said that he used it with a seat pack but not the bottles (as the mounts are facing the wrong way). I wondering if some careful heating and twisting could bend the ends 90ish degrees outwards to essentially replicate the WOHO one. For £9.99 I was thinking of having a go.
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Specialist Hoprocker wrote: Fri Jul 09, 2021 11:51 am I think the chap who posted it said that he used it with a seat pack but not the bottles (as the mounts are facing the wrong way). I wondering if some careful heating and twisting could bend the ends 90ish degrees outwards to essentially replicate the WOHO one. For £9.99 I was thinking of having a go.
Could you not source some 90 degree brackets perhaps like this
https://www.bedslats.co.uk/bed-90-degre ... kh-h-130mm
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*Bracket in post above as example rather than one to use :)
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I put two bottles in my down tube, works a treat
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