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DarkSpeedWorks

Mar 26, 13 6:38

Post #101 of 110 (535 views)
Re: aero bento boxes [TexanTriathlete] [In reply to] Quote | Reply

TexanTriathlete wrote:
What do you recommend for the new Speciaized SHIV? I'd like to be able to fill th fuelselage bladder on the go so the bento box can't cover the area right behind the stem. I guess I'll either need to move it back or attach it near the seat post?

Not sure if your question has been fully answered yet, but we suggest the Speedpack 483 for the Shiv, lots of Shiv riders report that it works totally great for them. As the other poster mentioned, you can put the pack just aft of your fuel bladder opening if you need to refill on-the-go. However, you can mount the pack over part of the opening if you want the Speedpack to sit more forward. The pack will still be 100% secure there, and it is removable. But you won't be able to refill as you ride. Hope this info helps, but don't hesitate to post again if you have more questions.

Greg @ dsw




Advanced Aero Storage for Tri Bikes, Superbikes, & Aero Cable Routing.
DarkSpeedWorks.com | Speedpack Reviews | DSW on Facebook


TexanTriathlete

Mar 26, 13 7:03

Post #102 of 110 (522 views)
Re: aero bento boxes [DarkSpeedWorks] [In reply to] Quote | Reply

Greg,

Thanks for the help! I notice your product is quite a bit more than the Fuel Belt and XLab bento boxes. What sets yours apart?


SurfingLamb

Mar 26, 13 7:08

Post #103 of 110 (510 views)
Re: aero bento boxes [TexanTriathlete] [In reply to] Quote | Reply

TexanTriathlete wrote:
Greg,

Thanks for the help! I notice your product is quite a bit more than the Fuel Belt and XLab bento boxes. What sets yours apart?

There's 5 pages of this exact thread and his entire website that discusses this.
http://chiizuruns.blogspot.com/


TexanTriathlete

Mar 26, 13 7:24

Post #104 of 110 (497 views)
Re: aero bento boxes [bchambliss10] [In reply to] Quote | Reply

How do you like the box on your SHIV? Does it hit your legs while pedaling?


bchambliss10

Mar 26, 13 8:18

Post #105 of 110 (470 views)
Re: aero bento boxes [TexanTriathlete] [In reply to] Quote | Reply

 Works perfect, does not get in the way or touch my legs while riding.


rjstuart

Mar 26, 13 8:24

Post #106 of 110 (464 views)
Re: aero bento boxes [LSUfan4444] [In reply to] Quote | Reply

This is like my new S5.


TexanTriathlete

Mar 26, 13 8:26

Post #107 of 110 (461 views)
Re: aero bento boxes [bchambliss10] [In reply to] Quote | Reply

Thanks. What all will it hold?


DarkSpeedWorks

Mar 26, 13 8:46

Post #108 of 110 (447 views)
Re: aero bento boxes [TexanTriathlete] [In reply to] Quote | Reply

TexanTriathlete wrote:
Thanks. What all will it hold?

If it helps, we have some detailed capacity info at the bottom of this page.


Greg @ dsw




Advanced Aero Storage for Tri Bikes, Superbikes, & Aero Cable Routing.
DarkSpeedWorks.com | Speedpack Reviews | DSW on Facebook


Dutins

Mar 26, 13 8:54

Post #109 of 110 (438 views)
Re: aero bento boxes [DarkSpeedWorks] [In reply to] Quote | Reply

wish I had never seen this thread, now i want one of the 483 speedpacks! They look great and the capacity is great!


DarkSpeedWorks

Mar 26, 13 14:38

Post #110 of 110 (390 views)
Re: aero bento boxes [TexanTriathlete] [In reply to] Quote | Reply

TexanTriathlete wrote:
Greg, Thanks for the help! I notice your product is quite a bit more than the Fuel Belt and XLab bento boxes. What sets yours apart?


No worries, glad to help.

If you're asking about the 483, what sets us apart there is that neither fuelbelt nor xlab make anything even remotely comparable to the Speedpack 483. The 483 is the only top tube pack in existence that works perfectly (and 100% securely) on superbikes like the Shiv. Otherwise, you've probably looked at the 483's extensive feature list. Not many other bento packs (well, ... actually ... zero) have a shape that is directly derived from a true low-drag airfoil. But the 483 is. The final thing, and this may not be important to some folks, but we actually make these packs ourselves, and we make them here in the USA.

Hope that helps, but if you've got more questions, post anytime.

Greg @ dsw




Advanced Aero Storage for Tri Bikes, Superbikes, & Aero Cable Routing.
DarkSpeedWorks.com | Speedpack Reviews | DSW on Facebook


(This post was edited by DarkSpeedWorks on Mar 26, 13 14:52)

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