Bicycle carry

[def90]

Hill People Gear was the chest pack I was thinking of.

This ^^ I have a couple of them that I use.. One for regular hiking, one for fly fishing. I can keep the stuff in them that I need for those activities and just move the gun back and forth.

The one I use:
http://www.hillpeoplegear.com/Produc.../1/ProductID/5

Without PALs attachment points:
http://www.hillpeoplegear.com/Produc.../1/ProductID/2

Here's a smaller footprint one without the PALs as well:
http://www.hillpeoplegear.com/Produc.../1/ProductID/6


He's got the full size bag in this vid, the other bags above are a little smaller profile.

[Jeffrey Lebowski]

I don’t do this, but you could easily slip a micro 9 in the map pouch of a frame bag.

I’ve thought about that myself.

[O2HeN2]

I do want to thank the folks who are including links. In many cases product names are vauge enough I can't figure out exactly what product is being referenced.

It's appreciated.

O2

[roberth]

I use a Hill People Gear kit bag or a fanny pack with a Tactical Tailor Lunar attached.

[13Crows]

Hill People chest pack mounted to a hydro bladder on the back. It would look totally natural, and keep it handy.
But I would worry more about plugging herself when she tumbles off the bike and the gun goes off. Probably small chance but a tumble at speed will produce odd loads.

I second this. I have used a Hill People Gear Subby bag for bicycle carry for years. They are a Colorado company and the bags are made in the USA, and are the perfect solution for this mode of carry, or any outdoors carry (say with a backpack using a hip belt)

[Joe_K]

Hill People chest pack mounted to a hydro bladder on the back. It would look totally natural, and keep it handy.
But I would worry more about plugging herself when she tumbles off the bike and the gun goes off. Probably small chance but a tumble at speed will produce odd loads.

If you’re talking about the same HPG Chest Bag I’m familiar with there are easy ways to incorporate a cheap Bladetech holster into it such that the trigger guard is completely covered until the user intends to withdraw the pistol. That and don’t carry guns that go off when you fall off a bike.


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[Wulf202]

Facepalm. Good point. This is exactly the reason I'm asking!


Seems to me that a fanny pack, especially with a woman's waist, would ride in the small of the back as well...

O2

It was supposed to say WITH a safepacker. the fanny pack becomes your belt and the safe packer is like a big flap holster. Much like the sneaky pete.

[babarsac]

I recommend a chest rig from Hill People Gear. I always have mine on with a G42 when going down Cherry Creek Trail.

[Honey Badger282.8]

It's a compromise but I'd probably go with a frame bag and a holster that's designed for a purse or back pack. It can be unzipped partially and the gun is ready to be drawn. It also attaches with velcro loops so it can be installed/removed without exposing the gun if you're in a public area.
https://smile.amazon.com/Aduro-Bicyc...me+bag+cycling
https://www.crossbreedholsters.com/p...fender-pd.html

[earplug]

Talked to a experienced MTB rider today who open carries strong side. I'd be tempted to rig a high retention holster on the front of the seat post with the butt carried forward, muzzle down. Would have to have a optional carry method when off the bike.