Klick Fix Fitting

MSeries said:

Does anyone know where I can get the part of the Klick Fix mount that
attaches to the bar bag/map holder/whetever ? I don't mean the part that is
secured onto the handlebar, I mean the part that 'klick fixes' into it.

A Rixen & Kaul dealer should be able to get you a spare. EBC recently
got me a new R&K hook for a pannier which wasn't general stock, I just
called them and asked.

Pete.
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I'm in the opposite predicament.

I've got one of the Tchibo handlebar bags from last year.
The handlebar fitting got swiped with a bike.
Anyone happen to have one kicking around?
I know -they were so cheap I should have bought another one,
it just irritates me to have a nice bag sitting useless.

ps. How do people deal with handlebar bags and Ergo levers?
Cycling Plus raves about 'Noken Cables' but I doubt I can justify
new cables.
Do people just bend the cables round the bag?

John Hearns said:

ps. How do people deal with handlebar bags and Ergo levers?
Cycling Plus raves about 'Noken Cables' but I doubt I can justify
new cables.
Do people just bend the cables round the bag?

I have a bag with a Klickfix mounting and there is an extension kit
attached which moves the bag a few inches further forward. This presents
no problems with STI levers and cabling, not sure about Ergo.

Colin

Colin Blackburn said:

I have a bag with a Klickfix mounting and there is an extension kit
attached which moves the bag a few inches further forward. This presents
no problems with STI levers and cabling, not sure about Ergo.

I apologise. I was being imprecise. I have Shimano Sora STI levers.
Someone on Sunday referred to them as Ergo, and I made a Freudian slip.
One can dream...

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On Wed, 12 May 2004 09:48:06 +0100, John Hearns <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

ps. How do people deal with handlebar bags and Ergo levers?
Cycling Plus raves about 'Noken Cables' but I doubt I can justify
new cables.
Do people just bend the cables round the bag?

I have a bag with a Klickfix mounting and there is an extension kit
attached which moves the bag a few inches further forward. This presents
no problems with STI levers and cabling, not sure about Ergo.

Colin

I use a Carradice barbag with a Klickfix mounting (on Dawes Audax;Shimano
RSX STI) but haven't used the extension fitting.
I curve the cables forward slightly so that they pass across the front of
the bag. I have done that for about five years and haven't had any problems
with it.

Paul

PS I have to replace the cables soon and am toying with the idea of
upgrading to Nokian cables but haven't found a supplier/prices yet.

Reply to Paulmouk

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I have to replace the cables soon and am toying with the idea of
upgrading to Nokian cables but haven't found a supplier/prices yet.

If you mean Nokon, try:

http://www.racingcyclist.com/nokonnew.htm

I'm planning a new road bike, for unfortunate reasons, and thought I
might cheer myself up by getting some new shiny things. :-)

Does anyone have experience of these? Are they as good as the
suppliers say they are, or would I be wasting my money?

--
Mark, UK.
We hope to hear him swear, we love to hear him squeak,
We like to see him biting fingers in his horny beak.

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On Wed, 12 May 2004 09:48:06 +0100, John Hearns <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

ps. How do people deal with handlebar bags and Ergo levers?
Cycling Plus raves about 'Noken Cables' but I doubt I can justify
new cables.
Do people just bend the cables round the bag?

I have a bag with a Klickfix mounting and there is an extension kit
attached which moves the bag a few inches further forward. This
presents no problems with STI levers and cabling, not sure about Ergo.

Same here. The extension is quite easy to fit:
<URL:http://klickfix.com/images/beddis43.pdf>

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