>>1963139Frame bag. Work out how close your pedaling bring your knees to the frame. I don't like bikepacking setups because my knees brush the frame when riding.
Bags like this on the top tube, or the seat tube, are ok though. If you pedal wide then get a cool large frame bag, maybe a split one.
If you put storage on your fork the front aero penalty is huge so just bear that in mind if you ride it above 25 km/h. That's an extremely useful place to store stuff though.
That bike I believe can fit a non-disc rear rack, as it has the rack bosses unobstructed by disc stuff (very good). I would buy a fancy Tubus one for it, the smol ones, titanium maybe, and small panniers, not the ortileb style with plastic latches, but a hook and bungey style, like axiom, which can be more secure offroad. Or not panniers, and an carradice style saddlebag, supported by the small rack. Don't do saddlebag & rear pannier, do one or the other.
