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I had it made specifically for the SD rack and it is low so the light is not affected. The company that made it for me here in Atlanta is called The Spindle and I am sure they could make one for you as well. It is just large enough for wallet, keys, tube and pump and a few other incidentals...

Very happy with the Ortlieb Urban, removed the shoulder strap.

I shout BICYCLE! Most folks understand what that means and move to the right.

mid 30's F. Liner, base layer, windproof workout pants below, T-shirt, base layer, zip sweater, wind proof nylon jacket top, cycling balaclava, long socks and windproof hiking boots. Winter riding gloves or winter riding lobster gloves. Usually opening up the jacket and sweater about 5 miles...

This is perfect! Returning from holiday with the Delight on the bike rack I looked in the rear view and noticed the rear fender was flapping in the wind like a flag, I used a velcro strap for the balance of the trip and when I got home I had a horrid new rattle. I have tightened the Torx bolt...

I carry a tube, patch kit and pump. got me home just a week or so when the remains of a pierced earring took the tire down...this was on the front, I set the the bike over on its side using the pedal, handlebar end and rear rack as the three point support, removed the front wheel and installed...

Yes, with I phone 6 but no resolution

My dealer got it for me, so I think it is a R&M part though I dont know this for certain. I had heard about on the forum and just asked him if it could be added to the order for the bike. I often ride with only one battery, still get 50+ miles in ECO and appreciate the lighter weight vehicle...

We have been successfully toting a Super Delight and Homage, and before that an EasyMotion and a Haibike, and before that an E-Boda Boda and an EasyMotion on a KUAT NV 2.0. I always remove the batteries. The rack will sway a bit over larger bumps but it remains tight and quiet.

Could you tell me a bit about the front fork bags? Well kitted out ride for sure.

Well that will certainly get it done won't it?

Mine is almost too loud. I scare the daylights out of folks on the shared trails.

Not Trek, but we have two dual battery Bosch bikes and routinely ride with only one battery installed. The battery management system seems quite up to the task.

My super delight spend most of the last 4 days with batteries removed outside on the bike rack in steady rain. We were traveling and there just wasn't an optionI for indoor or covered storage. I was worried and so went out to watch, and oddly, no water accumulated in the upper battery bay. If...

This is the cover my LBS provided me. It is a bit fiddly to get in place, not quite as well fitted as the battery but still good. I often ride with only one battery and so I am glad to have this. Had I known what the weather in North Carolina would be like this week I would have gotten two...

Got one from my dealer, works pretty well, I doubt it is totally water proof and I often ride the Delight with only one battery,

Anyone tried moving the headlamp on a 2020 Super Delight from the stem to the front carrier? Possible or horrible idea?

This one has worked perfectly for me. No adaptors required, nicely braided cable cover, perfect length and charges the phone to 100 % reliably. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07L3HWNQ7/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

had to google that one. Thanks.

I was disappointed that this small piece of glass made it through the green guard and into the tube stranded me and the Super Delight. I rode Schwalbe marathons 6000 miles with one flat, and that took a large hunk of steel. I guess its time to consider inserts.