Custom Half Frame Bag

Maximize your carrying capacity with a frame bag custom made for your bike.

Standard features ($170):

• • ECOPAK/X-Pac main panels with black Cordura side panels
  • Lace-up top tube attachment for even load distribution.
  • Bolt-on attachment on downtube when possible.
  • Tapered width. 3.25″ at the front tapering down to 2.25″ at the back.
  • Velcro attachment to support zipper
  • Burly #8 molded tooth zippers for durability and smooth operation.
  • Hydration hose port

Optional add-ons:

• • Non-driveside zipper pocket (+$25)
    • Flat pocket with small internal pockets for tools or accessories. Also known as a map pocket.
  • Ultra 200 ultralight material (+$50)
    • Challenge Ultra 200 weighs just 3.5oz/yd², but is incredibly strong and abrasion resistant. Made with UHMWPE fibers and a recycled waterproof film.
    • If you select the Ultra 200 upgrade, all exterior panels will use Ultra 200 instead of X-Pac/Ecopak/Cordura to save weight (unless you select a different accent color).

Perfectly fit to your bike using a high quality photo, instructions below. Email the photo to andrew@dispersed.bike

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• • A dedicated camera will take a much higher quality image if you’ve got access to one.
  • Tape a ruler or tape measure along the top tube so that it is taught and straight. Be sure not to obstruct the inside edges of the main triangle.
  • Remove any other bags that obstruct the view of the main triangle.
  • For a half frame bag, leave bottle cages installed and place water bottles in the cages so we can leave clearance.
  • Take the photo outdoors and standing about 15ft back, level with the center of the bike.
    • If you can get the fork legs, seatstays, and chainstays lined up with each other, then you know you’re back far enough and straight on.
  • When you think you’ve got a good photo, take 2 steps back and take another one. Most photos I get are taken too close to the bike.
  • Email me the full res image – andrew@dispersed.bike
    • Zoom in on your image to check if you can make out the lines on the ruler like you can in the image below.