Carradice will offer this retro wool jersey soon. The Carradice Cycle Jersey represents “a real breakthrough in fabric technology”, and is made from “Dry Wool” – produced by a company in neighbouring Burnley – which combines a 100% merino wool base layer with a stable polyester layer. The jersey has been produced in collaboration with another British company, Shutt Velo, based across the Pennines in Ilkley.

The traditional British bag maker will also be producing a new under-the-saddle seatpack in cotton duck with leather straps and a refinement of the Kendal panniers in the Barley style.

The jersey is being produced in a small run to gauge demand. Not sure of the price or other details. We will put these new items on order and offer them when they arrive.

Mr. Fink has created a nice bag-mount setup with this standoff and an extra dowel. The bag looks good. More on his blog: The New Practicality.

Alan H. came up with this bracket. He says: “Just my take on the Campione Clamp – 3mm aluminium sheet, about an hours work…”

James and Garrett have created this tidy bag rack. Details at Appleblock.

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We expect a shipment from Carradice in about three weeks. This shipment should include Super C panniers, the Brompton front bag, and, maybe, the Super C Barley.

David, at Carradice, reports that the long MIA Bagman racks are en-route to them. Production on this popular Carradice accessory has been held up for almost a year with mysterious “quality control” problems. The new ones are said to be an improvement on the last version. Carradice might receive them at the end of the month and we might get some a couple of weeks after.

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The latest on the long-out-of-stock Bagman racks that work so well with Carradice bags:
Quality control problems are still holding up production. There is some hope for new racks in April or May.

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