We used 'em for sew - up spare tire bags.
Ted Ernst
Palos Verdes Estates
CA USA
> At 18:42 -0500 02.04.2007, devotion finesse wrote:
>>Greetings, friends.
>>I recently acquired a light brown naugahyde cylindrical TA bag. It's about
>>6" long and 3" in diameter. It has a zipper around one end and a TA logo
>>in tan, red and black printed on the "lid". About half way down the
>>length of the bag, there is a slotted loop...perfect for a toe strap for
>>mounting. My assumption was that it is an under-saddle or seatpost
>>mounted tool bag. I was trying to figure out the "correct" way to use
>>this thing...If it is, in fact, an under-saddle bag, the large TA logo
>>will be upside down. If it's a seatpost mount, then it appears that the
>>zipper faces the wrong way. I was scratching my head when something else
>>occured to me: This naugahyde seems almost insulated...and this bag is the
>>PERFECT size for a can of beer. Is it possible that I have a TA Beer
>>Coozie?
>
> this one?:
>
> http://www.blackbirdsf.org/
>
> tool or spare pouch, fits in a ta water bottle cage, or mounts behind the
> seat
>
> -joel
>
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