So that I can combine bike and train for my daily commute, I am planning on purchasing a folding bike - probably a Dahon. In order to carry it on the train, it has to be bagged. The Dahon comes with a ready-made bag for just this purpose, but it's a bit expensive. Perhaps I could come up with a home-made version and save myself a few dollars. Has anyone done this or know of a site that has directions for a make-your-own?
So that I can combine bike and train for my daily commute, I am planning on purchasing a folding bike - probably a Dahon. In order to carry it on the train, it has to be bagged. The Dahon comes with a ready-made bag for just this purpose, but it's a bit expensive. Perhaps I could come up with a home-made version and save myself a few dollars. Has anyone done this or know of a site that has directions for a make-your-own?
Yeah we did it, for a Boardwalk. It's just a big sack, with some heavy duty webbing straps. The material alone cost about $50, and then the labour...
I'd buy the bag 😉
You can see mine every day at central station sydney, out near the tram-lines around 8:55-9:05
Hi all, So that I can combine bike and train for my daily commute, I am planning on purchasing a folding bike - probably a Dahon. In order to carry it on the train, it has to be bagged. The Dahon comes with a ready-made bag for just this purpose, but it's a bit expensive. Perhaps I could come up with a home-made version and save myself a few dollars. Has anyone done this or know of a site that has directions for a make-your-own? Cheers, Lyn
Why does it have to be bagged? Is this some kinda rule or something Does that mean you have to 'bag' prams as well
Pity you cant stretch the budget to a Bike-Friday as they come with suitcase to pack it into (and it becomes a trailer/pannier whilst ridin - billiant
Home made sounds the go; perhaps check out your local aussie disposa for something that would sui
Perhaps I could come up with a home-made version and save myself a few dollars. Has anyone done this or know of a site that has directions for a make-your-own?
I've thought about making my own carry-bag by adding some straps to a cheap old double sleeping bag, which already has the advantages of padding and a sturdy zipper; but so far I've managed to do without.