Heh.
Mine would likely be the empty kitty litter bucket ones.
Or duct tape/hefty bags
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It's hard to find the perfect pannier to hold your work stuff that doesn't cost a fortune. Here's an alternative to this dilemma.
http://www.instructables.com/id/How_...Bike_Panniers/
Heh.
Mine would likely be the empty kitty litter bucket ones.
Or duct tape/hefty bags
2008 Trek FX 7.2/Terry Cite X
2009 Jamis Aurora/Brooks B-68
2010 Trek FX 7.6 WSD/stock bontrager
Hmmm....
I could convert my insulated lunch bag to a pannier.
It would be the world's smallest pannier!
And...I saw a bungie cord on the road during yesterday's ride home. If it's still there, I'll pick it up. I wonder if I can make a pannier using ONLY stuff I already have around or have found on the ground?
Gads.....it'll be fugly.
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That's funny, I was using 'found' bungee cords to hold stuff to my rack before I bought the Wald wire pannier duo. Oh man, I love them. But I look homeless. My insulated lunch cooler (coleman) fits *perfectly* in them. I now have my insulated shopping compartment. I need something for the top of the rack tho...milk crate is too big ..what to do...what to do...
It would be fugly but it would be a great work of art. Rolling functional art.
There is also the only-slightly-classier-than-kitty-litter-bucket option of garbage cans!
I swear if I had seen this before I bought mine I would have seriously considered those trash cans
2008 Trek FX 7.2/Terry Cite X
2009 Jamis Aurora/Brooks B-68
2010 Trek FX 7.6 WSD/stock bontrager
I really dig those trash can panniers! Those would be perfect for leaving the bike outside the grocery store or pharmacy....who's gonna steal a couple of trashcans with holes drilled in them?
I was going to make my own but found a pair of used ones for $12. I have a few parts in a corner ready to transform an old bag into a cool pannier, though. Seeing this thread motivates me to get going on that project again...
Maybe I'll list the empty kitty litter buckets with a couple bungee cords on ebay as a "Pannier Kit."
Malkin, they'd probably be MUCH better than some of the commercial panneirs in the stores!
I confess, I've even bought stranger things.
I was thinking of making some fun panniers to swap out every once in a while with my heavy duty Ortlieb panniers.
Some days I don't need to carry my entire wardrobe with me?
Anyone convert their favorite bag to a pannier?
I was thinking of using the replacement parts to make my own.
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