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Agu makes some decently priced bags - don't know about the build quality though.
I've never had a problem with knee rub.
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What jontea said.
I have a blackburn framebag on my commuter for tools, spare tube and pump. It expands if I ever need to carry something larger.Bike looks ace btw!
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It's starting to look real nice in this form!
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It does not - at least not without excessive amounts of faffing/bodging.
It mounts to the fork crown and dropout area with the supplied mounts.
I did have it setup with cantis at first, but there was a bit of interference with the straddle cable, so I switched to v-brakes. -
A large Pelago commuter rack, if I'm not mistaken.
I have a similar setup - albeit with a larger Wald on my dadbike.
It's not very light, but excellent quality and very sturdy (made of stainless steel) -
Interesting!
I was told by Microshift (on instagram) that they wouldn't play nice with friction shifting. -
IQ-XS is around 45€ as well and a much better looking light imo
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Lovely colour! Works really well with the silver components.
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I have an Intec M1 disc, that I have put 27.5 wheels on instead of the original spec 26".
Not sure that's available in the UK post brexit though.
How about a disc bracke conversion for an old mtb?
Second hand Surly Disc trucker should also do the trick - as well as a Straggler.
How big a lunch are you packing?
Something like the Bar Bag from BigxTop might do the trick?