Hey TG, I use the same Minoura cage flipped upside down. You can provide support to the joint using zip ties, this will prevent it from breaking.
Candice, I talked with a few engineers working on aerodynamics of bikes and bike design at a major bike company and I was discussing something they came up with that has a similar purpose but was never released for public consumption. We talked a bit about the position of the Aero Pouch 300 being a little low and they suggested mounting it a bit higher up to be more effective. I actually was able to achieve this with the following Minoura mount and bracket flipped upside down. I had dremeled the seat to get it to fit. But it clearly wasn't designed to be used upside as the joint failed and fell off. My question is does anyone else make a bracket to get this a little higher up?
Thomas Gerlach wrote:
Candice - XLAB wrote:
I can certainly see about adjusting the model - will see how we can fit it in with their priorities - they are working on a couple big projects at the moment!Candice, I talked with a few engineers working on aerodynamics of bikes and bike design at a major bike company and I was discussing something they came up with that has a similar purpose but was never released for public consumption. We talked a bit about the position of the Aero Pouch 300 being a little low and they suggested mounting it a bit higher up to be more effective. I actually was able to achieve this with the following Minoura mount and bracket flipped upside down. I had dremeled the seat to get it to fit. But it clearly wasn't designed to be used upside as the joint failed and fell off. My question is does anyone else make a bracket to get this a little higher up?
