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Revelate DesignsViscacha Seat Bag - Black
5.0
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The Viscacha™ (vis-KA-cha) does it all. Take it on the Great Divide Route, the Iditarod trail, or long day trips.
The roll down opening allows the bag to easily expand or compress in volume. A removable internal compression strap aids in packing and closure, dual seat post gripper wrap attachments give a super stable attachment. High density foam stiffens up the seat post connection and a flexable plastic bottom sheet adds support along the bags length.
Beefy where it needs to be, lightweight where it does not.
Carbon seatpost friendly
Sizing: You need a minimum of 8" clearance from saddle rails to top of tire. Minimum length of exposed seat post is 5" Note: If you run your saddle all the way foreword on the rails the bag will rise above the saddle in the back due to the sharper angle between the seat post and saddle attachment.
The roll down opening allows the bag to easily expand or compress in volume. A removable internal compression strap aids in packing and closure, dual seat post gripper wrap attachments give a super stable attachment. High density foam stiffens up the seat post connection and a flexable plastic bottom sheet adds support along the bags length.
Beefy where it needs to be, lightweight where it does not.
Carbon seatpost friendly
Sizing: You need a minimum of 8" clearance from saddle rails to top of tire. Minimum length of exposed seat post is 5" Note: If you run your saddle all the way foreword on the rails the bag will rise above the saddle in the back due to the sharper angle between the seat post and saddle attachment.
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Review Summary
LIKES
Looks Good (2),
Fits Well (2),
Well Made (2)
WORKS FOR
Commuting (1),
Mountain Biking (2),
Bikepacking (1)
DISLIKES
expensive (1)
5.0 GEARS
2 reviews
2 reviews
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Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
how much does the bag weigh?
how much does the bag weigh?
A.
anwered by: mlewis
Revelate's listed weight is 13.8oz, but we expect some variation in manufacturing, so allow some flexibility with that.
Revelate's listed weight is 13.8oz, but we expect some variation in manufacturing, so allow some flexibility with that.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Is there not enough demand for the Pika for it to be offered?
Is there not enough demand for the Pika for it to be offered?
A.
anwered by: mlewis
We are currently not stocking the Pika, but you can buy it directly from Revelate through their website.
We are currently not stocking the Pika, but you can buy it directly from Revelate through their website.
Customer Reviews
5
December 02, 2012
reviewed by: Pwryeti
Pack has plenty of room and compresses nicely when you don't have the pack full. Is very well designed and made of very durable material. It does take up more space than I anticipated. Riding trails I prefer to have my seat a little lower. Perfect for longer trips! I am very impressed with Revelate Design packs.
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vote5
February 25, 2013
reviewed by: Raucko
I have experience with other Revelate stuff and have seen mostly positive reviews, so I was expecting a quality piece of gear. I was concerned, though, whether the bag would fit my bike. Revelate's web site indicates 8" is needed between saddle and tire, and I was cutting it close.
Fortunately, the bag fits fine on both my Mukluk and my Vaya, so I'm happy there. The quality is very nice, and the bag is secure once installed. I also own a similar bag from Banjo Brothers, and the Revelate is far superior in terms of function, fit and ease of use. Of course, the Revelate is far more expensive, too.
The only real downside of the product so far is that it costs a lot. Then again, Revelate and the other people putting out bags like this are very small companies (or just individuals) and don't have the luxury of pumping out enough of these to make it worthwhile without pricing them high. Besides, I'd spend as much or more if I went the rack/pannier route.
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