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I have the Baggins Little Joe for everyday riding, I can fit all kinds of gear in there.Originally Posted by KnottedYet
And I have the larger olive green Carradice Nelson for multiday tours:
http://www.freemanscycles.co.uk/imag..._saddlebag.jpg
I like the "Bagman" bag support, which attaches right to my saddle rails and holds the bags tilted up nicely and away from the tire and seatpost.
Yeah Baby!!! That's what it's all about for me as well....Now I wanna go for a ride! On my lugged steel bike with my sprung Brooks saddle and my waxed canvas-n-leather handlebar bag!
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05-19-2007, 07:55 AM #16
Don't whine
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Ahhh, that was good!
I yearned for those gorgeous huge seat-bags.
(and I got a kick out of some youngster's comment on YouTube about "the years before the atomic bomb".... um, no, this would be a decade AFTER the atomic bomb, kiddo...)
Now I wanna go for a ride! On my lugged steel bike with my sprung Brooks saddle and my waxed canvas-n-leather handlebar bag!"If Americans want to live the American Dream, they should go to Denmark." - Richard Wilkinson
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05-19-2007, 08:29 AM #17
listen to the bees
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