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not resolvedLittle front rack, the wee Crumpler is a perfect fit. picture at the bottom shows the 'gap' in the carry strap housing - there's one on either side, plus one underneath, and I'm thinking something attaching to these, then attaching quite tightly to the rack is the way to go. But needs to be relatively QR....
Untitled by blackpuddinonnabike, on Flickr
Untitled by blackpuddinonnabike, on Flickr
Untitled by blackpuddinonnabike, on Flickr
Bungee?
I've got a bungee net thing that the Bike Chain gave me for free, I've no use for it so you're welcome to give it a try. It's meant for porteur racks / baskets to stop stuff jumping out.
http://threewheelbicycles.com/products/racks-for-bikes/bungee-cargo-nets/zefal.html?mode=list
Should have mentioned, the bag is carrying my camera, so need to have immediate access to it. That said, happy to try the bungee net!
sew some velcro strapping to the bag so you can easily attach / remove it from the frame?
Bingo, that's a great idea!
Anyway, borrow the strap if you fancy. Would be useful for strapping other things to that rack.
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