New spark owner..I would like to take my spark with me mountain biking. I have a rack on the back of my bike and it would be nice to be able to attach a bag to it. Then I could pull over and take the spark
out when needed. The problem is that bag would have to have a good shock absorption. Not that I'm a crazy mountain biker but any mountain bike trail has roots and stones.
The other option would be to use a back pack. This would reduce the banging that would occur if I used the bag strapped to my rack method..I don't need any backpacks as I see
there are backpacks designed for spark specific (my wife would kill me if I bought another backpack). But using one of my own packs I think I would still want to put the spark and controller
in a protective case and then into the packpack. I do have the charging station that holds the spark well and a bag that protects the charging station. Would be nice to take that and it
could be charging batteries while I ride. But I don't think the station is durable enough to attach to a bike rack and I'm not sure if it's durable to put into a back pack sidesways etc. I also have the
black Styrofoam box the spark came with..It would work well in a pack and holds two batteries. Then just need to find something for the controller and cables
The links below are a couple of ideas that might work for the back pack. The last one I'm really not sure..May as well call me batman if I use that one.
So what are you other mountain bikers using.
Cheers
Al
https://www.amazon.com/Drone-Fans-P...8&qid=1535329068&sr=8-35&keywords=spark+cases
https://www.amazon.com/Bestmaple-Po...8&qid=1535329128&sr=8-39&keywords=spark+cases
https://www.amazon.com/DoNuuLi-Mult...&qid=1535329344&sr=8-116&keywords=spark+cases
out when needed. The problem is that bag would have to have a good shock absorption. Not that I'm a crazy mountain biker but any mountain bike trail has roots and stones.
The other option would be to use a back pack. This would reduce the banging that would occur if I used the bag strapped to my rack method..I don't need any backpacks as I see
there are backpacks designed for spark specific (my wife would kill me if I bought another backpack). But using one of my own packs I think I would still want to put the spark and controller
in a protective case and then into the packpack. I do have the charging station that holds the spark well and a bag that protects the charging station. Would be nice to take that and it
could be charging batteries while I ride. But I don't think the station is durable enough to attach to a bike rack and I'm not sure if it's durable to put into a back pack sidesways etc. I also have the
black Styrofoam box the spark came with..It would work well in a pack and holds two batteries. Then just need to find something for the controller and cables
The links below are a couple of ideas that might work for the back pack. The last one I'm really not sure..May as well call me batman if I use that one.
So what are you other mountain bikers using.
Cheers
Al
https://www.amazon.com/Drone-Fans-P...8&qid=1535329068&sr=8-35&keywords=spark+cases
https://www.amazon.com/Bestmaple-Po...8&qid=1535329128&sr=8-39&keywords=spark+cases
https://www.amazon.com/DoNuuLi-Mult...&qid=1535329344&sr=8-116&keywords=spark+cases
