Framebags for sale:

[defiantpack]

Defiant Pack Zipperless framebags...
A few extra bags we have available right now include:

Salsa El Mariachi Large White (new - $160)
Salsa Spearfish Large - Grey (used a few days - $150)
Rocky Mountain Blizzard Medium White (used a few days whiles't on display at our festival booth -$140) bike is also for sale
Rocky Mountain Sherpa Medium Black (new - $160)

Some of these bags are pictured on Instagram: https://instagram.com/defiantpack/
I can send pictures/construction details on these exact bags too.  
 
We are also turning around new custom bags in 2 weeks - DefiantPack.com

[Yagi]

For whatever it's worth - these packs look great.  My buddy and I were passed by these 2 animals on the Kokopelli this last weekend.  We only got a very brief look at the packs, but they look stout.  I think Kevin (riding the extra-cycle you see in the photo above; owner of the company) said they're out of Carbondale, and he was a positive, cool dude.  Good meeting you guys, and hopefully you made your finish into Moab on time!

Steve

[defiantpack]

Steve,
Thanks for the kind words! super fun riding with you guys. 
We did not finish - after you passed us on the downhill we got pretty worked over by the remainder of the descent (Rose Hill Garden?).  Having covered only 40 miles on Saturday and 50 on Sunday - we decided it was unrealistic to finish the final 50 miles and resolve the logistics of getting back to Fruita & home all in the same day.
  Instead we exited from Fisher Valley out through Onion Creek which is also a very worthy/beautiful ride.  Super fun Memorial Weekend... I'm eager to get back out to the desert again!
Cheers - Kevin

[Yagi]

Bummer, dude!  Yeah, the Rose Garden was pretty gnarly.  We saw you guys coming down the hill as we were filtering water out of puddles.  I think you would've finished... the final 50 miles, in my opinion, is pretty tame compared to the stuff at the Rose Garden and just before.  Just big climbs and fast, smooth descents.  Between Mason Draw Campground and the top of Sand Flats Road was the worst part... ultra-gumbo death mud for about 2 miles.  That sucked.

Sounds like you got a good ride in, though.  Awesome to meet you guys, and I'll have to stop in sometime and check out the shop in Carbondale!

Steve