MICRO PIGGY
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- $23.50
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- $23.50
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Fit and Forget
Our latest and smallest on-bike storage solution is designed for carrying inner tubes, pumps, jackets or other small loads.
New universal version can bolt-on or stick-on.
- Bolt-on - Directly mounts to frame bosses (standard 64mm spacing with 10mm of adjustment).
- Ideal for the under top tube bosses seen on recent bikes from Transition, Nukeproof and other brands.
- Stick-on - Uses a flexible base and VHB adhesive to attach to any bike frame.
- Inspired by our ASS slider and Enduro mounts the stick on version sticks like sh*t to a blanket but can be removed without damaging paintwork.
- Minimal size only 40mm wide and 22g (plus mounting screws).
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We hate it went a product has to be junked when a part can't be replaced. If spares aren't listed email us and we'll see if we can help.
Customer Reviews
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L
I love the simplicity of the design. I ordered the bolt on version - it fits perfectly at the 2nd bottle cage location. The strap is durable and can be cinched down. I have used similar products that use a metal rack and they are fine, but I think the plastic design of the micro piggy is simple, light, and less likely to damage my frame. I strapped a TPU tube, tool, (2) large CO2 cartridges and inflator, quick link, and a tubeless patch kit to the bike in a neat, tidy package. I used to strap a bag but his configuration allows me to access the things I need quicker.
A
A great way to carry a spare tube etc without the paintwork rubbing of the usual Velcro straps. My bike doesn’t have bosses under the top tube so this stick on alternative is brilliant for me
J
Simple but effective. Build quality is better than some of the 3d printed options out there. Fitted to a forbidden dreadnought.
I
This is a great piece of kit, so simple yet highly effective. I really dislike scratching my bike with wrap around Velcro straps so this was a no brainer although it is quite pricey for what it is.
My only two gripes are:
1) Once under tension, the tube sits slightly over to one side, although this is more an OCD thing than a practicality issue - I haven’t caught it noticeably..
2) My strap is set up below the top tube on a Nomad Carbon mk5 and after a week in the Alps, the centre of the 3M sticky tape appears to be lifting slightly. Although it hasn’t fully pulled away, I’m keeping a close eye on it.
