Pics desired of Thorn Nomad with BikePacking Bags attached

[j1of1]

I'm looking for pics of Nomad with Bikepacking Frame bags mounted in center triangle.  Thanks.

[in4]

Interesting to see as there might be a trade off re bottle cages and a frame bag. I’ve recently put a very small one on my Nomad ( just for a pump and tools) but I’m not convinced I can work with it yet. Accessing water bottles and the top tube ( for lifting) are my most immediate concern.

[UKTony]

The photo is a screen shot from the web,
I think it’s a Mk1 Raven (aka Rohloff) Nomad S&S frame. 

At the following link there is a photo of Tara Weir’s hybrid classic tourer/bike packing setup on her Mk2 Nomad.

https://followmargopolo.com/gear/

Of course, the geometry of the latest Mk 3 Nomsd is different to the earlier types so might give more options.

[UKTony]

Accessing water bottles

I have seen custom made frame bags designed to allow use of the two bottle cages in the centre triangle  but not on a Nomad. The size of bottles one could use  I imagine would be limited and the cages would need to be the side entry type.

[WorldTourer]

Here is my Nomad Mk3 size 540L with the Ortlieb Frame Pack in its 6L version. (link to bigger version of photo).

I got the Ortlieb bag because I wanted a roll-top bag. Frame bags with zippers are infamous for breaking.

As one can see, there is room left underneath the bag for mounting my pump.

I don’t use the triangle for water bottles. Instead, I find that feed bags are a superior solution for carrying water bottles. The Decathlon feed bag is cheap, but reliable for the long term, and it can fit even a Nalgene bottle.

[dsim]

Here is my Nomad Mk3 size 540L with the Ortlieb Frame Pack in its 6L version.

That's where I can put my spare tyre!

[mickeg]

Nomad Mk II, size 590M.  Only the frame bag is considered "bikepacking", the rack and handlebar bag are normal touring stuff.