Rear bag that works with the city kit rack ST-1?

[Jim Kirk]

Anyone. Don’t wanna break the bank on it.

 

[Ravi Kempaiah]

Anyone. Don’t wanna break the bank on it.

Any of this would work: https://www.racktime.com/en/racktime-products/system-bags/

 

[joathenine]

I just got a VAUDE Silk Road Plus. Snaps to the rear rack. Has mini panniers that stow away when not in use. Really nice bag. Link here.

 

[StromerST2]

Is the ST-1 rack the same as the ST-2 rack?

 

[Chancelucky2]

After a few years with a trunk bag, I switched over to an Ortlieb briefcase pannier. https://thetouringstore.com/thetour...bag-panniers/ortlieb-office-bag-ql-3-pannier/

I like that it keeps my center of gravity lower, still has good heel clearance, and it's easy to mount and take off the rack. It also holds a lot more which turns out to be a big deal for an e-bike specific reason: if I park my bike somewhere, it makes it very easy to remove the battery, stick it in something that actually looks like a briefcase, and take it with me along with my chromebook and various other items. The thing is surprisingly waterproof and it appears to be very well made.

 

[Scooteretti]

@jimkirk here are a couple of options that work beautifully on the Stromer racks. A simple and fast slide on/ slide off system that securely holds the bags in place when cycling.

Trunk Bags:

https://shop.scooteretti.com/collections/bags/products/racktime-talis

https://shop.scooteretti.com/collections/bags/products/racktime-talis-plus

https://shop.scooteretti.com/collections/bags/products/new-looxs-trunkbag


Pannier Bags:

https://shop.scooteretti.com/collections/bags/products/racktime-vida

https://shop.scooteretti.com/collections/bags/products/new-looxs-sports-double


regards,



Will

shop.scooteretti.com

 

[Chuck E. Cheese]

If you like the popular Ortlieb panniers but don’t want to spend that much, these are fantastic.

https://www.theclymb.com/product.as...MI2t--k6HY3wIVko3ICh2hbQQqEAQYAyABEgLd1vD_BwE


They are functionally very similar to the Ortliebs, really well made and considerably less expensive.

 

[DouglasB]

From what I'm seeing on eBay they are about the same price as the Ortlieb. I only see them being sold as single units and not pairs for between around $65 and $85. I'm seeing Ortlieb's for around $139 a pair. Woudn't be a bad price for a pair. I'm still looking for some reasonably priced panniers...

 

[Chuck E. Cheese]

From what I'm seeing on eBay they are about the same price as the Ortlieb. I only see them being sold as single units and not pairs for between around $65 and $85. I'm seeing Ortlieb's for around $139 a pair. Woudn't be a bad price for a pair. I'm still looking for some reasonably priced panniers...

I bought mine on ebay last summer for $70 for the pair. Maybe I just got a good deal....

 

[DouglasB]

I'm leaning towards the Ortlieb Gravel Pack as it seem a bit lighter material and not as bulky. It comes with the QL-2.1 attachment system which should clip over the rack on my Cannondale Contro-e Speed, 16mm rack.

 

[Stromer2work]

I bought this before I knew what I was doing with racktime. The pack is awesome, the free adapter is a give-away. The pack fits perfectly on the racktime stromer racks.

https://www.amazon.de/dp/B004URMYKI/ref=pe_3044161_185740101_TE_item

I use ortleib backroller pro's panniers as well for large cargo commuting. Generally I don't need both. The top trunk is nice for weekend rides.