Check these out. Would be cool to integrate these into a rack and bag combo, they’re cheap enough you could get multiple sets for a basket or a crate or whatever.
https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/productdetails.asp?RecID=4660
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Oooooo! Consumed ×4
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Another idea, put the nubs on bottle cage mounts or anything cage mounts and you can make your own qr storage
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Yeah, I was already scheming about those
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tarck is about leaving a comment and bookmarking it so you can find it instead of just bookmarking it.
this site has some v neat hardware
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https://loxxfastenersusa.com/products/
Pricey but another cool quick release and the bases come in m5.
Edit: pricing is maybe for 5 pack?
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the other brand name for these is “Lift The Dot” where the female side is flush
M5 posts are rarer but do exist, I built a rack+bag setup for my NFE around it
Lift The Dot is a different system (it sort of peels off), but DOT had a fastener like this call Pull It Up but they don’t anymore, plus it also shows up under the name Tenax. No idea if this is just licensing/spinoff stuff or what.
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The Loxx stuff is cool, I have experience with them for tonneau covers for kit cars and curtains in campers. I want to use them in my van for removable thermal curtains. Could be cool for a rando bag but I cant imagine a good way to use them.
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Ok
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what you got?
The buttons go under the rack. 
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Yea, so the buttons are on the bottom side of the rack and receive the nub piece from the bottom of the bag. You reach under the rack to release.
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bruh
“guitar strap quick release” seems like another interesting category of hardware to dither with
push button release with a big gripping area:
this one locks/unlocks by turning the tabs 180 degrees
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Oooh, nice find! That top one reminds me of some 2-part keychains that use a similar ball-lock pin, but that guitar stuff comes ready-made to be mounted with screws.
I have some R/C helicopter plastic body mounting hardware that is essentially the same thing, very nicely machined but not inexpensive.
Helped out a local shop with a weird compatibility issue. Kona jake needed a new fork and the new fork they got with an integrated crown race fouled the CC40 ZS56 cup. I turned a custom cup that seats the bearing closer to the edge of the cup.
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Printed the first iteration of my latest simplism, mon-cheri
After a bit of fandangling I’ve decided to make them all smaller with bigger cable holes, I’m already 8 frayed cables deep goin into this.
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