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@elee3273 4 месяца назад

I am using a transparent pencil case I bought from daiso. Fits 2 co2 cannisters, co2 trigger, quicklink, quicklink tool, multitool, small stan tubeless sealant bottle, rubber gloves, zip ties and a topeak mini hand pump. Fits nicely in both jersey backpocket or in bidon cage!. Did rides of more than 100km and no issues. Never ever bounced or flew out of bidon cage even on bumpy road or when I bunny hop over portholes. Silca is high end product but expensive doesnt mean its good.

@OompaLoompaCycling 4 месяца назад

Wow! Very cool and MacGyver-ish to use a pencil case 👍

@SingaporeUntold 4 месяца назад

I’d like to see this setup. Maybe oompa can do a video of people’s bag setups. Just collect a bunch of photos

@SingaporeUntold 4 месяца назад

nice for shillca to send you another. I'd be curious to know the difference between a legit one and a clone. I've also see the clone floating around for a fraction of the cost.

@ATDreamLand 4 месяца назад

BOA on saddle bag. It’s a matter of time before it loses and falls off your saddle. The Velcro strap approach is the best.

@cheesesandwich1236 2 месяца назад

Use an old pedal toe strap to keep saddle bags tight on the saddle. Wrap it around the bag and the seat rails. It also keeps the contents from rattling around.

@Brucer73 4 месяца назад

I had the same problem with this seat bag. I tried everything: packing almost nothing in it; cranking the fastener as tightly as I could; jamming it forward against my seat post; even mounting it backwards. It never stayed fastened properly. It was particularly irritating on rainy days, when it dangled like a limp dishrag, sometimes spilling its contents, never staying put. I was determined to make it work, partly because my wife gave it to me for Christmas and I didn’t want her to think I was an ungrateful dickhead and partly because the thing cost more than a conventional seat bag. But finally I replaced it with an ordinary zippered seat bag and threw this one away. I’ve never felt more satisfied throwing something in the garbage than I did when I tossed this thing in the trash.

@OompaLoompaCycling 4 месяца назад

Straight to the landfill!!!

@HarishChouhan 4 месяца назад

Best to have normal saddle bags with clamps. Having to worry about this during rides is just extra headache

@endtimeslips4660 4 месяца назад

why need buy premium bag. cheap one from ALi still do the work. some even waterproof rhinowalk for the example

@darshenjason3164 4 месяца назад

exactly I use a decathlon one, works great

@noelpapelera1025 4 месяца назад

I bought this bag for 2 reasons… 1.it’s actually cheaper now that when it first came out ($55 AUD) 2. It’s only straps to the seat rails. My previous Lizard skin(more expensive that Silca) always scratches my carbon seat post. I’m also surprised how much it can easily fit a lot of stuff. Square shapes are probably more space for efficient that typical wedge shaped bags

@yazidyusop 4 месяца назад

Salvage the boa strap from the C-roll

@bubbachua 4 месяца назад

Got the seat roll premio or the earlier version, zero issues. Got the Mattone too. Both great products but prefer the mattone form factor

@changrenyong7616 4 месяца назад

Your #1 issue with the Asymmetrico seat roll is actually one of the features of any seat roll. In a regular saddle bag, if the item you need happens to be situated all the way in the bag, you will need to take all other items in front of it out of the bag before you can get to your desired item. In a saddle roll - yes you will have to remove the roll from the saddle - you can easily get to that item leaving most of the content that you don't need in the roll. I think the primary issue causing the seat roll to slip is the content and how one arranges the content in the seat roll. I could never get it not to slip when the content in the bag was for my road bike (with TPU tube). But when I put a much larger spare tube - for up to 700x40c - in the saddle roll and mounted that on another Specialized saddle on my former cross bike, the seat roll stayed in place. It is also possible the more slippery material used contributes to this slippage issue. I have no such issue with seat roll Premio, the predecessor to the Asymmetrico, and it is made with significantly less slippery fabric.

@rhenceocampo3253 4 месяца назад

Shoutout for keeping it real

@noelpapelera1025 4 месяца назад

The mattone has a loop in the back that the strap goes through to prevent the bag from sliding. The roll doesn’t. I just purchased the mattone recently and I love it. Only issue is I have a similar sella Italia seat, and mine is the narrow width seat. Sometimes I feel the bag rubbing between my legs when I sit back in the seat. Otherwise I love the bag so far

@OompaLoompaCycling 4 месяца назад

Yes narrower saddles, the bag may protrude out but I think it’s not only with the Mattone but with any other wider saddle bag. The Mattone is already quite narrow for a saddle bag.

@acky3000 4 месяца назад

silca, send him the chain wax kit! #waxedchaincult

@HarvestHappily 6 дней назад

Rhinowalk saddle bag seems better 😂

@1121sonnyblue 4 месяца назад

I also have the Mattone. Work well.

@keming222 4 месяца назад

Probably they test when full capacity. I did lost my silca bag with riding with BOA tighten, with Oompa Loompa XD

@changrenyong7616 4 месяца назад

But in the end, I think this is a design issue. A properly-designed saddle bag or roll should not have to rely on its content to function.

@VoodooEx 4 месяца назад

Works great for my RB and Gravel Ride though.

@bobtahar 4 месяца назад

Decathlon saddle way better... cheap and very reliable. I think the problem is the BOA strap... it will loosen up... my cycling shoes with BOA always loosened after a ride .. and it's a short ride... my shoes with laces remain tighten. Rhinowalk have similar designed saddle as that Silica Seat Roll.... but with Velcro strap.. used it on my gravel bike... the bag stay tight even on bumpy gravel trail.

@THECONTROVERSIALCYCLIST 4 месяца назад

Good man for standing up to Shillca products.. This company used to be a great traditional bike company from Italy, but brought out and taken to the USA and they have turned into low quality, over priced, uselesss pieces of 💩. Shillca the ball bag of cycling accessories 😂😂😂😮

@timtaylor9590 4 месяца назад

i never understood why they dont make aero bags. its not that hard

@saat7040 4 месяца назад

Yes.. bro, I like that

@samtan6966 4 месяца назад

Hi.. may i ask if the mattone saddle bag waterproof? Thanks

@OompaLoompaCycling 4 месяца назад

They have a waterproof zip but I’m skeptical if it will keep my tools dry

@timtaylor9590 4 месяца назад

they just need to add loops for the strap to go through on the roll. that way the bag cant slide away from the strap. it really is a poor design. if anyone is familiar with the bike industry this is more of the same problems we always see when it comes to testing products before theyre released to consumers.

@OompaLoompaCycling 4 месяца назад

Yeah supporting the seat roll more would eradicate the problem

@JFomo 4 месяца назад

Throw that C-roll in the bin and don't look back. The new bag is definitely a better product.

@rowerazzzzzeee 4 месяца назад

Just get normal bag ! They works for decades .simple zip works and it does not move at all.

@kalilebron007 4 месяца назад

Nice of Silca to pacify this problem here. However, this saddle bag does seem very problematic and bad design is the main issue here. Surprisingly, just one product out of their whole line of products seems to be so disliked.

@changrenyong7616 4 месяца назад

You probably have not tried their sealant remover 🤣. It does not really work and it costs twice as much as Motsenbocker's Lift Off latex paint remover. They both smell the same, look the same, and they even have almost the exact same description on the labels.

@MazingerZX 4 месяца назад

I’ve had the same Silca seat roll for 3 years and no problems. You don’t seem to know how to pack and roll it properly based on what I see how you have it on your bike.

@OompaLoompaCycling 4 месяца назад

What is the way to pack it and why is it so complicated to have to keep my multi tool packed in a simple flat mat? This product is over designed and too complicated to use.

@MazingerZX 4 месяца назад

@@OompaLoompaCycling [Added more info at the bottom] It’s more of a “stack” than a “roll” bag. You didn’t fold it correctly if that is how you folded it in the 1st review video. Right flap 1st and then left flap goes over the right flap tightly. Fold it and stack it tight. Rearrange the items if any items are loose and not solidly fitting together in the stack (3 layers). Then do the big Velcro strap (also do it tightly) and shape/shift the bottom or top layer so it’s stacked properly. If any corners are sticking out, stuff it in (should fit / tuck into the big Velcro piece). Done correctly, you should just have a solid “roll” that can then be BOA’ed to the rails. I’ve had this seat roll for 3 years and it’s been working as intended. It just needs a little “figuring out”. ⁠As for why, I think there was a trend quite a few years ago to DIY roll your tools up with just tube or velcro under the saddle. And then people started making fabric rolls: bikeundbier.com/2017/02/diy-bike-tool-roll/ Silca isn’t the first one to do so. It was probably really tricky to do a proper roll without such bags. Back in 2012: www.bikeforums.net/road-cycling/843460-diy-rapha-tool-roll-practically-nothing-pic-tutorial.html