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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by mimitabby View Post
    If you're carrying a lot of weight, the panniers are best for your bod.
    But for a medium amt of weight, the backpack does keep it more balanced.
    I'll agree with your first point, but not with the second. A messenger bag carries the weight lower and if you are wearing it properly, better balanced than a backpack. A bag with a stabilizer strap, a good fit, proper packing and setting it up properly are necessary, but I much prefer a messenger bag for comfort and stability.
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    I have used both messenger and back packs. I perfer backpacks and only because the messenger bag strap sets smack dab between my breast! I feel very exposed when the strap pushes my shirt down and outlines my breast. I get honked at as I ride.

    I am currently looking at the timbuk2 backpack.
    Last edited by Jen-Jen; 04-10-2008 at 01:34 PM. Reason: Can't spell

  3. #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jen-Jen View Post
    I have used both messenger and back packs. I perfer backpacks and only because the messenger bag strap sets smack dab between my breast! I feel very exposed when the strap pushes my shirt down and outlines my breast. I get honked at as I ride.

    I am currently looking at the timbuk2 backpack.
    Those of us with A cups have plenty of room inbetween the girls for a strap ...... (and not much to outline either )
    "Sharing the road means getting along, not getting ahead" - 1994 Washington State Driver's Guide

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