Water bottle parts carrier?

"John" wrote in message ...
I've seen a water bottle that is made for carrying small parts. I would
rather use that for a tube, irons and a patch kit instead of a bag under the
saddle. I think it had a large opening, as opposed to standard water
bottle, so it could hold larger things.

I can't seem to locate it now and thought maybe someone could enlighten me.
A source, online or otherwise, would be good or just a name to goggle with
would be appreciated. Thanks,

John

Dear John,

Around the middle of this page is
something like what you're after:

http://vandesselsports.com/scicon.shtml

It's a zipper-top bag shaped like a water bottle.

Carl Fogel

John,

Is this it?

http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?c...eid=&pagename=

or
1. Go to http://www.nashbar.com
2. Search under 'Brands' for Tallac

I have all my tools in one.

Ron

John,

Is this it?

http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?c...eid=&pagename=

or
1. Go to http://www.nashbar.com
2. Search under 'Brands' for Tallac

I have all my tools in one.

Ron

On 4 Oct 2004 17:32:44 -0700, (Carl Fogel)
wrote:

"John" wrote in message ...
I've seen a water bottle that is made for carrying small parts. I would
rather use that for a tube, irons and a patch kit instead of a bag under the
saddle. I think it had a large opening, as opposed to standard water
bottle, so it could hold larger things.

I can't seem to locate it now and thought maybe someone could enlighten me.
A source, online or otherwise, would be good or just a name to goggle with
would be appreciated. Thanks,

John

Dear John,

Around the middle of this page is
something like what you're after:

http://vandesselsports.com/scicon.shtml

It's a zipper-top bag shaped like a water bottle.

Carl Fogel


Hmmm... looks remarkably like a case for a camera lens.....

On 4 Oct 2004 17:32:44 -0700, (Carl Fogel)
wrote:

"John" wrote in message ...
I've seen a water bottle that is made for carrying small parts. I would
rather use that for a tube, irons and a patch kit instead of a bag under the
saddle. I think it had a large opening, as opposed to standard water
bottle, so it could hold larger things.

I can't seem to locate it now and thought maybe someone could enlighten me.
A source, online or otherwise, would be good or just a name to goggle with
would be appreciated. Thanks,

John

Dear John,

Around the middle of this page is
something like what you're after:

http://vandesselsports.com/scicon.shtml

It's a zipper-top bag shaped like a water bottle.

Carl Fogel


Hmmm... looks remarkably like a case for a camera lens.....

I've seen a water bottle that is made for carrying small parts. I
would
rather use that for a tube, irons and a patch kit instead of a bag
under the
saddle. I think it had a large opening, as opposed to standard
water
bottle, so it could hold larger things.

I can't seem to locate it now and thought maybe someone could
enlighten me.
A source, online or otherwise, would be good or just a name to
goggle with
would be appreciated. Thanks,

http://www.bbbparts.com/products/acc...ools/btl18.htm


"John" wrote in message
...
I've seen a water bottle that is made for carrying small parts. I
would
rather use that for a tube, irons and a patch kit instead of a bag
under the
saddle. I think it had a large opening, as opposed to standard
water
bottle, so it could hold larger things.

I can't seem to locate it now and thought maybe someone could
enlighten me.
A source, online or otherwise, would be good or just a name to
goggle with
would be appreciated. Thanks,

John

I've seen a water bottle that is made for carrying small parts. I
would
rather use that for a tube, irons and a patch kit instead of a bag
under the
saddle. I think it had a large opening, as opposed to standard
water
bottle, so it could hold larger things.

I can't seem to locate it now and thought maybe someone could
enlighten me.
A source, online or otherwise, would be good or just a name to
goggle with
would be appreciated. Thanks,

http://www.bbbparts.com/products/acc...ools/btl18.htm


"John" wrote in message
...
I've seen a water bottle that is made for carrying small parts. I
would
rather use that for a tube, irons and a patch kit instead of a bag
under the
saddle. I think it had a large opening, as opposed to standard
water
bottle, so it could hold larger things.

I can't seem to locate it now and thought maybe someone could
enlighten me.
A source, online or otherwise, would be good or just a name to
goggle with
would be appreciated. Thanks,

John

On Mon, 04 Oct 2004 12:25:01 -0700, Diablo Scott
wrote:

John wrote:

I've seen a water bottle that is made for carrying small parts. I would
rather use that for a tube, irons and a patch kit instead of a bag under the
saddle. I think it had a large opening, as opposed to standard water
bottle, so it could hold larger things.

I can't seem to locate it now and thought maybe someone could enlighten me.
A source, online or otherwise, would be good or just a name to goggle with
would be appreciated. Thanks,

John


Here are several choices, but it looks like they only wholesale. Maybe
send them an e-mail if you're interested.
http://tinyurl.com/4a833

I could probably get it if its made here.


Michael J. Klein
Dasi Jen, Taoyuan Hsien, Taiwan, ROC
Please replace mousepotato with asiancastings
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On Mon, 04 Oct 2004 12:25:01 -0700, Diablo Scott
wrote:

John wrote:

I've seen a water bottle that is made for carrying small parts. I would
rather use that for a tube, irons and a patch kit instead of a bag under the
saddle. I think it had a large opening, as opposed to standard water
bottle, so it could hold larger things.

I can't seem to locate it now and thought maybe someone could enlighten me.
A source, online or otherwise, would be good or just a name to goggle with
would be appreciated. Thanks,

John


Here are several choices, but it looks like they only wholesale. Maybe
send them an e-mail if you're interested.
http://tinyurl.com/4a833

I could probably get it if its made here.


Michael J. Klein
Dasi Jen, Taoyuan Hsien, Taiwan, ROC
Please replace mousepotato with asiancastings
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"John" wrote in message ...
I've seen a water bottle that is made for carrying small parts. I would
rather use that for a tube, irons and a patch kit instead of a bag under the
saddle. I think it had a large opening, as opposed to standard water
bottle, so it could hold larger things.

I can't seem to locate it now and thought maybe someone could enlighten me.
A source, online or otherwise, would be good or just a name to goggle with
would be appreciated. Thanks,

John

Just out of curiosity, why don't you like under-the-saddle bags?

thanks
dkl