Just installed my latest 3D model--a mount for my Garmin Edge bike computer. This is for a Profile Design Neosonic Ergo 45AR Aerobar in case any folks out there are interested. Perhaps I'll throw it up on #Printables. Attaches using zip ties.
Computer sits a bit proud. Maybe want to redesign and sink the puck into the crossbar.
More adventures in logo transfers onto technical fabrics. These DTF (Direct To Film) transfers are noticable more crisp and allow "floating" elements unlike the 3D printed logo from earlier.
*These logos were a little damaged on the 5' gang sheet I ordered. Perfect for testing. :-)
Next iteration on my frame bag. This one is actually two bags that are connected by one wooden strip. Also I added an inner liner and a padded perimeter. It feels like this is quite at the threshold of what a domestic sewing machine can handle.
Next project is making some handlebar roll and attachment.
In search of a new UL, frameless backpack. Most things out there on the market is just crap. Most packs just don’t fit (me). They are built for people with a bull neck. I wonder what women do. Just go with the crap?
Used to have a Huckepacks, that I loved dearly. It fit like a glove. But the company went out of business. What a shame.
Maybe time to make my own then?
I was watching videos last night and ran across newest from JupiterHikes, who not only isn't planning a hike, but is heading off on his first big bike packing journey. He also got into making bags: two top tube, frame, and basket bags all sewn by him.
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