Standard Bedrock Products
Bedrock currently offers four standard products. Custom bags available upon request.
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Welcome to Bedrock Bags and Packs
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Werd...
All around cool gadget site werd.com did a brief piece on Bedrock Bags and Packs. Thanks guys!
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Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Presenting the Coconino Seat Bag
After several prototype versions and much head scratching the Coconino is finally here. It shares some unique features that make it unique from any other large bikepacking seat bag on the market.
This is the first bag to anchor to, rather than hang from, the seat rails. This helps stabilize the load. While some bags on the market effectively throw a loop over the seat rails, the Coconino independently anchors each compression strap to one rail.
The Coconino seat bag has a coroplast insert inside a sleeve in the bottom of the bag (think political yard sign material). Coroplast is very stiff in one direction and flexible in the other. This stiffens the bag from front to back. Further, the coroplast runs all the way under the bag to very front where it contacts the seat post. Any up and down force on the bag is transferred through the insert directly to the seat post, reducing bounce.
The Coconino is mainly constructed of a special run of Dimension Polyant VX42. Stiffer, more puncture resistant and nearly as light as standard VX42 this version has a thicker internal laminate. Areas contacting the bike including the inside of the seat post strap are made of non slip rubberized material. Hi-viz orange 1000d Cordura rounds out the back of the bag. Other color options are available.
Thanks for taking a look. The Coconino sells for $160.
This is the first bag to anchor to, rather than hang from, the seat rails. This helps stabilize the load. While some bags on the market effectively throw a loop over the seat rails, the Coconino independently anchors each compression strap to one rail.
The Coconino seat bag has a coroplast insert inside a sleeve in the bottom of the bag (think political yard sign material). Coroplast is very stiff in one direction and flexible in the other. This stiffens the bag from front to back. Further, the coroplast runs all the way under the bag to very front where it contacts the seat post. Any up and down force on the bag is transferred through the insert directly to the seat post, reducing bounce.
The Coconino is mainly constructed of a special run of Dimension Polyant VX42. Stiffer, more puncture resistant and nearly as light as standard VX42 this version has a thicker internal laminate. Areas contacting the bike including the inside of the seat post strap are made of non slip rubberized material. Hi-viz orange 1000d Cordura rounds out the back of the bag. Other color options are available.
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Monday, February 25, 2013
24 Hours in the Old Pueblo
Congratulations to Joey, owner of Velorution Cycles, for his 15th place finish in the single speed, solo category at one of the biggest 24 hour races around. Think about that for a minute. One gear, one guy and 200 miles in 24 hours. Now that is impressive. Thanks for showing off your custom Bedrock frame bag Joey!
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| Finished and glad |
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
The Entrada Pocket and its features
Bedrock offers the Entrada handlebar bag with two options. The bag with a flat panel or the bag with a pocket. This post will highlight some of the unique features and design elements fount in the pocket option.
To begin with, the bag is made from a complex pattern that allows the pocket to conform to a cylindrical shape while still maintaining volume. The bag is also tapered from top to bottom so that items don't cause the bag to droop like a plastic shopping bag. There are small details as well that enhance the rider's experience. These include a "silent" zipper pull to eliminate the constant jangling of a metal zipper. There are lash tabs to tidy up loose straps for a clean system. The pocket uses an adjustable anchor to mount to the handlebars preventing "creep" during loading and while riding on rocky surfaces.
The front of the bag has a bungee lash system for temporarily stashing lightweight items. The bungee is held in place with four pieces of highly reflective webbing increasing safety at night. The logo is located on a webbing tab that is perfect for attaching a safety light for visibility. Vinyl coated polyester "anchors" on the top and bottom distribute the force of the straps where they meet the bag.
To begin with, the bag is made from a complex pattern that allows the pocket to conform to a cylindrical shape while still maintaining volume. The bag is also tapered from top to bottom so that items don't cause the bag to droop like a plastic shopping bag. There are small details as well that enhance the rider's experience. These include a "silent" zipper pull to eliminate the constant jangling of a metal zipper. There are lash tabs to tidy up loose straps for a clean system. The pocket uses an adjustable anchor to mount to the handlebars preventing "creep" during loading and while riding on rocky surfaces.
The front of the bag has a bungee lash system for temporarily stashing lightweight items. The bungee is held in place with four pieces of highly reflective webbing increasing safety at night. The logo is located on a webbing tab that is perfect for attaching a safety light for visibility. Vinyl coated polyester "anchors" on the top and bottom distribute the force of the straps where they meet the bag.
The bag is made from the finest materials available. X-pac vx42 on the front an top portion for light weight. 1650 denier ballistic nylon is used on the sides and back for abrasion resistance.
More than just a simple pocket, the many added features increase the overall value to the customer. This unique pocket is a Bedrock Bags and Packs original design. Thanks for checking it out!
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Redesigned Wingate stem bag
The Wingate stem bag has been re-designed to be more functional and aesthetic in appearance. The pattern for the bag is more complex than a simple cylinder. This allows the stem bag to have a flat portion that sits against the handlebar bag if you are using one. It also gives the bag slightly more volume. The spindrift collar is now made of silnylon and sits on the outside of the bag to prevent "pooling" in the rain. Very light and very functional. Available in a variety of colors.
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