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Tailfin AP Mount Specs Construction: CNC machined 6061-T6 Aluminium Weight: 34 grams Price: £20/$30
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This guide will help give an overview of how Tailfin products work with your bike and help break down the range to make it easier to select the …
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Read Cycling Weekly’s Review >. “Tailfin’s AeroPack S is one of the best rear luggage options for serious bikepacking (and commuting) ever tested. It is expensive but its simplicity, ease of use and pleasing design make you forget the price within the first ride.”. 9/10.
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Sep 03, 2019 . The UD has an external pocket, weighing 150g more than the SL’s 825g, including hardware. The T1 rack is 388g and QR skewer 72g. Tailfin panniers come with shoulder straps and can also fit on ...
Price: GBP £338.00
Brand: Tailfin
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Introducing the All-new Tailfin Kicker Steering System – the quickest in the industry. Steer time is adjustable down to just under 2 seconds lock to lock. Most importantly, the responsiveness of the Tailfin system lets you make quick adjustments and tight turns in all conditions. From smooth as glass to rough and windy waters, the Tailfin kicker steering system is an ideal …
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Specifications Media Reviews The Tailfin Suspension Fork Mount is so well executed that it’s hard to imagine a safer or more effective way of carrying H20 and cargo (or both) to the front end of your hardtail or full susser.
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Nov 15, 2019 . Weight: 690 to 990g (780g as tested) Volume: up to 27 litres (with a large frame) Max load: 9kg road 6kg off-road Required distance between seatpost and saddle: 4” (100mm) Place of Manufacture: Taiwan Price: $220-$455 ($390 as tested) Manufacturer’s Details: Tailfin
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Announced today, the Tailfin Cargo Cage is a nifty, modular utility cage that’s available in two sizes and is designed for forks, frames, and Tailfin’s own rack system. Read on for Cass’ full review after several months of use on a variety of day rides, dirt tours, and singletrack bikepacking trips. compose Cass Gilbert.
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Tailfin list the bag as having a 20 litre capacity and the whole system is rated to carry up to 9kg. The dimensions are capacious enough to swallow larger, bulkier items such as cooking pots and ...
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500ml and 750ml - one strap will be required to secure the bottle. 1000ml - two straps are required. Rigid bottles (e.g. Nalgene/Kleen Kanteen) bottles: 900ml/32oz - one strap required. up to 1200ml/40oz - one strap is required on road, two straps for off-road. up to 1900ml/64oz - two straps on any terrain.
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A Tailfin Alloy Rack is designed with adventure in mind and is a proven and reliable bikepacking partner for many an ultra-distance racer and traveller. Built tough using the highest quality materials, you can rely on your rack to deliver as flawless a performance after thousands of miles as it does when brand new.
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The weights of the bags stand at a claimed 310g for the 5L version and 380g for the 10L, which is quite competitive for a pannier. In …
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Feb 22, 2018 . Tailfin supplies one quick-release skewer or a 12x142mm thru-axle with each T1 rack. A collection of adapters allows the thru-axle to …
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When properly installed, Tailfin specifies a weight limit of 3kg for singletrack use or 5k for gravel. That applies to both single or double cage configurations. Based on what you’re carrying and how you’d like it to ride, there are three different mount positions for single cages, and one for the dual cage configuration.
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Two 5L panniers, enough to carry a stout brick of sourdough, an inner tube, my potset and stove, some dehydrated meals, oatmeal for a few days, and snacks. As mentioned, there are two sizes. The 5L version weighs 310g and is better suited to minimal packers.
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Announced today, the Tailfin Cargo Cage is a nifty, modular utility cage that’s available in two sizes and is designed for forks, frames, and Tailfin’s own rack system. Read on for Cass’ full review after several months of use on a variety of day rides, dirt tours, and singletrack bikepacking trips.
But what about those bikes that lack the necessary mounts? This is where Tailfin’s new T1 rack fits in, because it can be easily fitted to any road or gravel bike for hauling up to 18kg of luggage. In this review, Australian tech editor Matt Wikstrom takes a look at the T1 rack along with Tailfin’s matching panniers.
Tailfin list the bag as having a 20 litre capacity and the whole system is rated to carry up to 9kg. The dimensions are capacious enough to swallow larger, bulkier items such as cooking pots and even up to a 13" laptop.
Steer time is adjustable down to just under 2 seconds lock to lock. Most importantly, the responsiveness of the Tailfin system lets you make quick adjustments and tight turns in all conditions.