I would like a clear, waterproof pouch with which to hang a map from my handlebar. I hope to avoid
getting a handlebar bag just to take advantage of the map pouches usually found on top. Does anyone
make just a map pouch that attaches to the handlebar with velcro?
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I would like a clear, waterproof pouch with which to hang a map from my handlebar. I hope to avoid
getting a handlebar bag just to take advantage of the map pouches usually found on top. Does
anyone make just a map pouch that attaches to the handlebar with velcro?I've seen a number of handlebar/stem-mounted mapholders at my LBS and at REI.
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You can make a simple map holder with one of those plastic literature slipcases and a couple of pipe
cleaners. I've been using one for several years.I also have a handlebar tool bag with a map case built in, but I've never used it.
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That what you're looking for?May you have the wind at your back. And a really low gear for the hills! Chris
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I would like a clear, waterproof pouch with which to hang a map from my handlebar. I hope to avoid
getting a handlebar bag just to take advantage of the map pouches usually found on top. Does
anyone make just a map pouch that attaches to the handlebar with velcro?Cycoactive makes several models, one, a large foldable, (Cycoactive Bar Map Otg) is available from
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Jeffrey Barish said:
I would like a clear, waterproof pouch with which to hang a map from my handlebar. I hope to avoid
getting a handlebar bag just to take advantage of the map pouches usually found on top. Does
anyone make just a map pouch that attaches to the handlebar with velcro?You guys are great! Thanks for the suggestions.
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I like the price of that!
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You can make a simple map holder with one of those plastic literature slipcases and a couple of
pipe cleaners. I've been using one for several years.I also have a handlebar tool bag with a map case built in, but I've never used it.
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Low-Impact Rides in the NY/LI region www.geocities.com/NYRides "Chris Zacho "The Wheelman""
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