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Home > Topeak F55 Fixer for Phone Pack, Tool Bags & Moonshine 3H/HID Battery Mount
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Topeak F55 Fixer for Phone Pack, Tool Bags & Moonshine 3H/HID Battery Mount
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Product Description:
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The product is Topeak F55 Fixer for Phone Pack, Tool Bags & Moonshine 3H/HID Battery Mount
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Customer Reviews:
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 WORKS GREAT, October 31, 2008
By biken4fun (Central PA)
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I bought these to mount to my seat post. So I can place my Topeak tool set on. So if I need some small tools while out riding, I have them. Works great.
2 of 3 people found the above review helpful.
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 Works, September 13, 2009
By Marcus (Boise, ID)
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Like others have said: It works. you can easily remove the bag, leaving the clip on the bike, for when you leave your bike unattended. it also stays in place. i rode pretty hard on it the other day and it didn't budge. originally i was concerned with the plastic screw keeping it in place but it seems solid. only time can tell. if you want to attach your topeak bag to you bike you only have one place to go and this solution works.
1 of 1 people found the above review helpful.
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pretty good for a plastic hose clamp, December 22, 2008
By A. Flores (NC)
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It's a plastic hose clamp with the square fitting to slide Topeak stuff on. I wish it had a slotted or phillips head screw instead of allen, could be adjusted with more common tools. Also, since the screw itself is plastic, the corners of the bolt hole are stripping a little. Have to be gentle on it.
1 of 2 people found the above review helpful.
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 Sad and disappointed, April 25, 2011
By Derek
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I recently purchased the Topeak Alien II 26-function bicycle tool. I was extremely happy to receive the product, but sad that it didn't come with anything to attach to the bike itself. With that said, I went online again to purchase the Topeak F55 fixer Mount. I heard great reviews about both products via Amazon, as I am not too familiar with cycling and accessories. The only reason I have been buying products is for a fundraiser- the AIDS lifecycle ride in June. It is a ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles, and I've been trying to train on a semi-regular basis. Yesterday was the FIRST DAY that I tried using both, yet by the end of a 10 mile ride I noticed that it was gone. The fixer mount was still there, but the bicycle tool was gone. My guess is it was a combination of the tool kits bag clip and the fixer mount. I didn't even get to use the tool once. Being that Topeak is supposed to be of high quality, I would have never imagined something like this happening... especially on the first use! I emailed Topeaks customer service, and all I got was "DOES THE BRACKET ON THE BICYCLE LOOK DEFECTIVE AT ALL? I AM TRYING TO UNDERSTAND WHY THE PART JUST FELL OFF. DID YOU MAKE SURE THE BRACKET CLICKED TOGETHER SECURELY?" And yes, it did click in.
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 description, April 12, 2011
By jan
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this product was described as a fixer to attach topeak bag but did not give exact dimensions.. It doesnt fit the bag clamp on the back, it's too small.
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Careful with this product, September 21, 2011
By CCARR
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I consider myself to be a more agressive rider and have had two issues with this strap before removing it from my bike. I had an Alien multitool attached to this product which was mounted to my seat post. The first time out on a trail the multitool came off the clip. If my friend wasnt riding behind me and happened to see it I would have had to purchase another multitool. The second time I was riding on the road (with Mtn Bike) and made too tight of a turn, wiping out in the middle of the road. Again, the multitool came off the clip. If it wasnt for a nice person in a car behind me who informed me I dropped something when I crashed I would have left my multitool behind.
If you are just a leisurely rider, this would probably be a great product. If you are even a bit rowdy when you ride, I would not recommend this product unless you are OK with buying new tools all the time.
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 Good and Bad, February 21, 2012
By David
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I bought this to attach a Topeak multi-tool to my seat post in order to save room in the bad attached to my saddle. The post to which the tool clips works well with a snug clip. However, the strap that goes around the seat post is made of a plastic that is too rigid. When I attempted to disengage the strap to place it around my seat post, approximately 1 inch of the strap broke off of the end. I was willing to accept that as there was plenty of length remaining to go around the seat post. I attached the strap and began tightening it until if felt like it would not slide on the seat post. As I applied the last few turns, the strap broke again. This time right at the edge of the screw. This cannot be used now. I am replacing the strap with 2 zip ties.
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Topeak Drybag, January 30, 2012
By James Tripp (CHESTERFIELD, MISSOURI, US)
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Bag looks as tho it will be ok. Will hold an Iphone (without any protecting covers around it). However, the F55 mounting doesn't even rate 1 star. The band Shattered into several pieces as I tried to mount onto my Road Bike..is made out of some sort of brittle, really cheap plastic like material. However, that being said..if you buy this unit, go to your local hardware store and purchase some good 'cable ties'...they have those in the same width as the plastic bracket that came with the unit (some may know these as Zip Ties). Also, so as to avoid the unit shifting around (especially if you mount to the bicycle horizontal frame bar) get some double sided sponge tape to line the curved bracket that goes against the bike. Viola, a phone case that stays where it should. Topeak are you listening???? (after reading the reports herein, I'll be watching the clip for sure my first few rides).
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Great product, May 23, 2012
By George (Greece)
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This is a sturdy little thing that does what it is designed for. Been on my bike through mud, rain, snow and crashes and kept my Alien tools in place.
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