nice video, thanks! I have a question with regards to the frame top tube bag: my bike frame is just a couple of cm too small for it according to the template (just one or two); do you think I could fit it if I squeeze it lengthwise a bit, or is it fully rigid? I won't mind the volume lost like this, I just want to know if I could fit it - I have nowhere to test this, thank you!
Hello, I have one qestion, will this bag work with front suspension bike?I mean it will not be on the way, and stuck on the tire, and cause you to fall of the bike!Because it looks that is few cm apart of tire when is loaded...Thanks in advance
I found your review helpful. I have a Cervelo p2. On days I want to do multiple disciplines, ride to a lake to swim then run, and then ride back. I am interested in the Ortlieb 11liter. Question 1- will the bag hold a pair of running shoes(size 12) and small towel and googles . #2 the post is wide and elongated will the bag connect on the post? Tim
The fact that it is carbon fibre doesn't matter as the straps will compress the post very little. Most of the weight is supported by the saddle rails. However the shape of your post may mean the strap is too short to go all the way round, so I'd go visit a stocking dealer or order online so you can return it if it doesn't fit. Wether it will hold your running shoes is a difficult one to answer too - size 10's yes, but again it may be worth popping into an Ortlieb stockist to try to put your shoes in a 11L Seat-Pack.
On my old Ortlieb large seatpack the Velcros are completely useless and worn out now, removable and replaceable Velcro straps definitely a great idea but ideally I would expect a new attachment system from Ortlieb something like on the new handlebar bag. The current attachment system is a pain really some innovation would be great. Also I hope they replaced the fabric to be more abrasion resistant as I have couple of holes now.
There's no official figure, but I'd look for at least 7inches / 18cm between handlebars and the top of your tyre when fully packed out. That would mean strapping directly to the bars without the foam spacers, which obviously give you a bit of real estate for hand placements. However you could compress the size of the pack down somewhat using the two compression straps
Why do you constantly say, ‘kind of’? Surely something is or isn’t? Etc. Is Ortlidb gear good? Or kind of good? A great vid though, I’m buying. Thank you.
I'd say the 9L one may be OK but you would probably have to loop the stabliser strap around the headtube rather than the stem. Just make sure you tape up the frame first!
Bear in mind this is only half of new products and product updates, plus there are definitely more plans for 2021 but goo things come to those who wait ;-)
This lower price stuff arguments is so mean lmao, they are good product but still overpriced ... june 2021 something is coming and people are not rendu for it... Edit : why no removable drybag ?
"This" is Ortlieb at it's best, especially the handlebar mounting system.
Great to see this when I recently got the full bags pack of 2020.
Well done, that’s my usual trick!
Excellent, thorough demo of the new range.
thank goodness this does not require a tour of color ensembles. pretty much we want to know about buckles, straps, construction and volume. thank you!
removable velcro straps is a huge improvement. learned about this thanks to you!!
Zipper on "right" side finally :-)
Are you connect to Lyon Equipment at Jn 38? I’m a retired caver.
nice video, thanks! I have a question with regards to the frame top tube bag: my bike frame is just a couple of cm too small for it according to the template (just one or two); do you think I could fit it if I squeeze it lengthwise a bit, or is it fully rigid? I won't mind the volume lost like this, I just want to know if I could fit it - I have nowhere to test this, thank you!
What happened to Part II?
Review was so good, I was looking forward to the others!
We're working on it, COVID threw some spanners in the works. We're hoping to shoot the next one somewhere out and about
Hello, I have one qestion, will this bag work with front suspension bike?I mean it will not be on the way, and stuck on the tire, and cause you to fall of the bike!Because it looks that is few cm apart of tire when is loaded...Thanks in advance
What about the panniers, u didn't even mention them.
What rear rack is that mounted for the bikepacking panniers?
That's a Tubus Logo!
I found your review helpful. I have a Cervelo p2. On days I want to do multiple disciplines, ride to a lake to swim then run, and then ride back. I am interested in the Ortlieb 11liter. Question 1- will the bag hold a pair of running shoes(size 12) and small towel and googles . #2 the post is wide and elongated will the bag connect on the post? Tim
The fact that it is carbon fibre doesn't matter as the straps will compress the post very little. Most of the weight is supported by the saddle rails. However the shape of your post may mean the strap is too short to go all the way round, so I'd go visit a stocking dealer or order online so you can return it if it doesn't fit. Wether it will hold your running shoes is a difficult one to answer too - size 10's yes, but again it may be worth popping into an Ortlieb stockist to try to put your shoes in a 11L Seat-Pack.
Brilliant review
Thank you!
On my old Ortlieb large seatpack the Velcros are completely useless and worn out now, removable and replaceable Velcro straps definitely a great idea but ideally I would expect a new attachment system from Ortlieb something like on the new handlebar bag. The current attachment system is a pain really some innovation would be great. Also I hope they replaced the fabric to be more abrasion resistant as I have couple of holes now.
What's the required tire clearance to use the small handlebar bag?
There's no official figure, but I'd look for at least 7inches / 18cm between handlebars and the top of your tyre when fully packed out. That would mean strapping directly to the bars without the foam spacers, which obviously give you a bit of real estate for hand placements. However you could compress the size of the pack down somewhat using the two compression straps
QUALITY!!!
where is Part II?
Working on it :)
Why do you constantly say, ‘kind of’? Surely something is or isn’t? Etc. Is Ortlidb gear good? Or kind of good? A great vid though, I’m buying. Thank you.
Ha! It's probably a subconscious thing. I'll keep it in mind next time. Kind of.
Seriously good looking gear. I’m afraid to ask the price of it, but I need to know, as it’s my new to be backpacking gear, that’s for sure.
Hi everybody, do someone has an idea if the ortlieb handlebar loader (9 or 15l) fits on the Canyon grail CF SL 7? Thank you!
I'd say the 9L one may be OK but you would probably have to loop the stabliser strap around the headtube rather than the stem. Just make sure you tape up the frame first!
@@LyonCycle ok thank you for your answer!
Will these be available for Canada? ✌️🤙
Should be!
Be nice if they did a package deal for lets say 3 x items
nice !
Right, got that, not much happening at Ortlieb bikepacking in 2021
Bear in mind this is only half of new products and product updates, plus there are definitely more plans for 2021 but goo things come to those who wait ;-)
@@LyonCycle I'll stay posted. Patience is a virtue after all.
Where can i order the e trunk?
It's scheduled to be in stores April 2021
I wonder if the gal's butt was causing more of the bag sway than the pedaling side-to-side motion.
I don't like the orange; people who stealth camp, don't want the visibility.
what about my beloved backpack 🥺
Finally got round to that in part II!
ohh yeah The post is carbon fiber
This lower price stuff arguments is so mean lmao, they are good product but still overpriced ... june 2021 something is coming and people are not rendu for it...
Edit : why no removable drybag ?
CAnt afford.