Revelate Designs Frame Bags from Hermit's Workshop.

[@b00mski]

I still have my Pika from 2015. Still working like a horse! Bombproof

[@al-du6lb]

Great info here hermit. Thank you.

[@nads205]

Thanks for showing me all the different types of bags! Still can't decide though!

[@nofxaddict6798]

Would the bags be big enough for my sawed off ?

[@seesharp4me]

Thank you! I was a bit mystified what all the straps were for the Viscacha.

[@fuckinellitsraymo]

Bit late here but felt I need to comment. The Revelate Sweetroll is diabolical. It requires the dry bag to be completely stuffed or the gear inside will move all over the place. The twin straps that fit around the handlebars are poorly designed because they never fully tighten up due to big plastic buckles that cannot wrap around the bars and the foam spacers only serve to lower the bag increasing the chances of your front tyre snagging on the bottom of the bag when the front suspension is compressed. (Bikepackers do use front suspension as well as rigid) And what about that strap that wraps around the headtube?.... It only goes and rubs your paint off or rips your headtube badge clean off. It needs to wrap around the fork crown somehow to stop the bag rocking. When strapped and loaded the whole thing moves annoyingly so has to be secured with two seperate straps that wrap around the bars and bag nearer the ends. For a mountain bike with riser bars and front suspension this bag is utter shite and is bettered by a cheap Alpkit harness and Drybag. Revelate fans don't say much and I suppose they just shut their eyes and use it. The demonstrator in this video should know better.

[@thatguyonabicycleofconsurv3908]

But it goes one the shifting/ brake cables? I'm thinking not a great idea

[@mwp6662]

"food, water, wallet, phone..... semi-automatic pistol"?????!!!!!! WHAT. Thats not what I would take on a bike tour

[@krisdickey1306]

called *self protection* bears, wolves sometimes the two legged predator too.

[@Bikepacking]

The front sweet roll don't look to stable compare to my setup i got from bike bag dude

[@thatguyonabicycleofconsurv3908]

Way to much moving