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The Top Tube Bag by ALMSTHRE is a versatile and user-friendly on-bike storage solution designed to meet the needs of every cyclist. Whether your bike sports top tube bolts or not, this bag has you covered. Featuring two straps, two bolts, and a tether cord, ALMSTHRE leaves no mounting method unaccounted for. The one central zipper design makes it the easiest access on-bike storage system yet.
"The Top Tube Bag is all about convenience without compromise," says Steve Yeager, Founder at ALMSTHRE. "With its adaptable mounting options and a thoughtfully placed central zipper, accessing your essentials on the go has never been this seamless. It's the perfect companion for cyclists who demand quick and easy access to their gear without sacrificing security."
Introducing the Compact Frame Bag – the ultimate one-size-fits-all companion for your cycling adventures. This bag strikes the perfect balance, offering ample space for essentials while maintaining the flexibility to accommodate large bottles for those epic, all-day rides. The dual-sided zippers provide easy access to the center divider pocket, while the hi-visibility blue interior ensures you can quickly spot what you need.
"The Compact Frame Bag is a game-changer for riders who want versatile functionality," remarks Yeager. "Its unique design allows for easy access on both sides, and the hi-viz blue interior adds a touch of style while ensuring you can quickly locate your gear. With three adjustable straps, this bag stays securely in place even when the trail gets rough."
Both products from ALMSTHRE have been crafted with a blend of innovative design and durability. The development process involved comprehensive testing, ensuring that these bags exceed the expectations of cyclists seeking reliability, functionality, and style. ALMSTHRE continues to push the boundaries, delivering premium cycling accessories for riders who refuse to settle for the ordinary.
For more information, visit www.almsthre.com.
The goal was deceptively simple: as a group, climb 1,000,000 feet in a single day on San Diego's Mt. Soledad. At first glance, it might sound monotonous or downright tedious, but scratch the surface, and you'll find an endless maze of roads winding their way up to the summit. The real kicker? No matter which route you took, each lap only netted you a mere 700-1,000 feet of elevation gain. A million feet? Yeah, it was a grind—but somehow, everyone did it with a smile.
