Includes silicone band for organising your tools and making quick switches of tools between Piggy equipped bikes. I was impressed with how much it can hold, the fact it can be stuck anywhere, and how well it stayed in place. Have been using Milkit valves for a couple of years - mostly good but the plastic valve tube gets twisted/stuck often.

Industrial designers with over 30 years experience between them, they're also avid cyclists with a passion for all cycling disciplines.A 'no-turn' computer insert is now standard and can be easily configured to suit almost any set-up and extension. So you’ll need a minimum of one inner tube, a tyre lever to get the tyre bead off one side of the rim, might as well combine that with a multi-tool to save weight and space and a tubeless repair kit to try and plug the hole in the tyre before hand when you go out on a regular ride. Clip' modules available for GoPro, Exposure Trace, band-on lights (universal), and blank cover supplied as standard. As such, 76 Projects will continue to partner with 3DPRINTUK as it continues to evolve with the manufacture of parts, utilising 3DPRINTUK’s years of hands on experience. I tested their strapless top tube bag way back and found this to be a very convienient system for stopping floppy bag syndrome and portability but now they’ve transfered this technology to what most dyed in the wool cyclists would refer to as a saddle bag.

The 3DPRINTUK costing algorithm is the best we have found on the market as it is geared not only to prototypes but also production quantities.If you already have a 76 Projects mount you can purchase the velcro and brackets that are specific to our poles and swap them out for those currently on your mount. I liked that I can carry almost all the essential items I needed on the bike, especially for shorter rides. The Race mount does not have the replaceable insert or the ability to accept camera or light mounts. it has a small inner pocket for tyre patches or similar and comes with a stabilising strap for extra security, i’ve never used it but you’d might want to if mounting to a downhill/enduro bike maybe? In the mid 2000s, the powder bed fusion (PBF) process was established as reliable for both form and functional testing of parts and tools.

For positioning, I opted for the top of my top tube, since my v-brake cable routing prevented me from placing it underneath. Before launching a product it undergoes rigorous testing by 76 projects, podium bothering racers, daily commuters, and weekend warriors. I added the dry bag option and unless you want your tools and tubes covered in whatever is thrown up from the wheels I think its essential.The feedback from testing combined with our in-house 3D printers allow them to quickly refine, test and repeat until theyhave a product they are happy with. Some computer mounts for extensions may claim to be aero, and in isolation in a wind tunnel they maybe, but what about in the real world?

Although the valve core is not removable, this is not an issue as the Hi Flow design means you can push tubeless sealant through the valve without it getting blocked at all; there's no need to carry a valve core remover or spare valve cores for when a typical Presta tubeless valve core gets bent or clogged up. Going down the SLS route we could create geometry that could not be achieved by injection moulding and therefore allowed the mount’s unique 3D adjustability that is key to its success. Luckily for me this didn’t occur so I had to simulate it by accessing the multi tool to make an adjustment while out riding.This enabled us to quickly consider what was the most cost effective way to produce something in SLS via quantity, size and finish. When testing, I loaded the Micro Piggy with bulky, heavy items - it’ll keep whatever you want in place, and I haven’t managed to work the sticky tape off.