Gammi Sport Cinelli-Style Tubular Tire Bag

Description

I love the tubular tie bags Cinelli® made back in the 1980s. I'm pretty sure I'm not alone. But man, are they had to find. For those of you who agree that the Cinelli® bags cool as hell, here's our take on the bags.
Gammi tubular tire bags are made from suede leather using a template based on the original Cinelli® bags. Like the originals, each bag is slotted to accept a toe strap (not included) that is used to secure the bag and tire to your saddle's rails.
The bags come in one size and will hold double-rolled tires up to 700c x 28mm. A velcro closure helps hold the bags closed.
Bags can be placed under the saddle with the opening facing forward or backward (We prefer forward.) and the velcro-closure facing upward or downward (We prefer upward.). We've never seen any literature from Cinelli describing how the bags should be placed on bikes, so we took it upon ourselves to experiment. It seemed logical that the bag should protect the tire from UV rays and bad weather. With this in mind, we like to run the bags with the least month of tire exposed to the elements and that's with the closed sides facing toward the back of the saddle and toward the ground. But we've seen them (the Cinelli ones) mounted in the opposite way. It's up to you, really. The way we do it, however, does require a longer toe strap.
Available in red, blue, black, camel and sienna.
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