Are Ortlieb bags worth it?
The weight of most Ortlieb panniers is going to come from the hardware attaching the pannier to the rack and a bit from the durable materials but it is worth it. They can balloon out to fit tons of gear, cinch up to hold smaller loads, and hold weight very evenly and structured.
Where are Ortlieb bags made?
Germany
Made in Germany Our roots are in Middle Franconia, where Hartmut Ortlieb constructed his very first bicycle bag. And production continues here today. All ORTLIEB bags are produced in Heilsbronn, in a fair, sustainable and in a resource-saving manner.
Is Ortlieb German?
Ortlieb Sportartikel GmbH is a German manufacturer of outdoor equipment based in Heilsbronn, Germany, which specializes in waterproof bags. Ortlieb is a leading manufacturer of waterproof panniers for bicycles.
How do you clean Ortlieb panniers?
All ORTLIEB products may be cleaned with warm water and mild soap. Please do not use solvents, alcohol or acid cleaners. You may also use gall soap and a soft brush to clean your Ortlieb product.
Who owns Ortlieb?
Hartmut Ortlieb
Jürgen Siegwarth is the new CEO of Ortlieb. Together with company owner Hartmut Ortlieb, he has been the CEO of the bike and outdoor supplier from Heilsbronn since the beginning of 2018. Jürgen Siegwarth, the new Ortlieb CEO, knows the sporting goods industry inside out.
What are Ortlieb bags made of?
ORTLIEB’s outstanding waterproof quality is based on selected materials that are developed for specific applications. Such materials include polyester, nylon and Cordura fabrics that are coated on one or both sides.
How do you lock Ortlieb panniers?
Keep your Panniers Safe! These Security Cables attach to the top rail of the panniers. The loop on the end of the Security Cable allows for cable locks as well as U-locks to be fed through thus locking the panniers to the bike.
How do you clean Ortlieb bags?
How do I clean a bike bag?
Step by step instructions for how to wash a backpack or any bike bag:
- Protect working surface and lay item flat.
- Spray evenly to outside of fabric. For large items apply in sections.
- Rub in well with a damp cloth/sponge, paying attention to particularly dirty areas.
- Rinse with clean water using a cloth or sponge.
