How do you hold stuff on your rear rack?

[CURTIS L LINDGREN]

Here's a few more. I try not to carry much . Sometimes I'll put a box on just for a different look on the bike . These two boxes don't hold much , but I like how they change the look of these particular bikes. Ride Safe !!

 

[ian]

Here's a few more. I try not to carry much . Sometimes I'll put a box on just for a different look on the bike . These two boxes don't hold much , but I like how they change the look of these particular bikes. Ride Safe !!

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They both look rad! I think the Schwinn with the smaller box and leather belt is more to my liking. I won't be carrying much either. Maybe a bottle of water and snacks.Thanks for the inspiration.
Ian

 

[dasberger]

These were originally ski straps but they have evolved. I use them for my skis as well as anything else. I keep some in my truck as well as in my daypack. They have started catering to the bike packing crowd so they have rack specific straps now.

Voile

Voile's pure-bred line of backcountry skis and splitboards is uncompromising, and in some cases unmatched, in lightweight backcountry performance. This year's best touring gear: Made in Utah, USA

www.voile.com

 

[GTs58]

These were originally ski straps but they have evolved. I use them for my skis as well as anything else. I keep some in my truck as well as in my daypack. They have started catering to the bike packing crowd so they have rack specific straps now.

Voile

Voile's pure-bred line of backcountry skis and splitboards is uncompromising, and in some cases unmatched, in lightweight backcountry performance. This year's best touring gear: Made in Utah, USA

www.voile.com

Are they made with polyurethane? It doesn't say in the sales ad, but it looks like it.

 

[ian]

These were originally ski straps but they have evolved. I use them for my skis as well as anything else. I keep some in my truck as well as in my daypack. They have started catering to the bike packing crowd so they have rack specific straps now.

Voile

Voile's pure-bred line of backcountry skis and splitboards is uncompromising, and in some cases unmatched, in lightweight backcountry performance. This year's best touring gear: Made in Utah, USA

www.voile.com

Cool. I'll definitely be looking closer to these.

 

[dasberger]

Are they made with polyurethane? It doesn't say in the sales ad, but it looks like it.

Yes... UV resistant. They last forever. Quality made goods. I have one of their avalanche shovels as well I use when backcountry skiing

 

[BFGforme]

I used a long bread wrapper tie. I want something sexier.

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What in the hell is hanging off your seat?

 

[Cowpolk]

Rear racks require too much attention.....The big front basket is the way to go, my daily rider....'64 Heavy Duti King Size...
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Any idea the weight of the front basket, I might try one on my bike.

 

[ian]

What in the hell is hanging off your seat?

It's either a tail from a red-eared squirrel, or an empty water bottle

 

[dasberger]

It's either a tail from a red-eared squirrel, or an empty water bottle

Looks like one of those "squirrels" from Eugene... crusty