anyone tried these panniers?
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anyone tried these panniers?
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Clarky_two- Posts : 1252
Join date : 2014-09-14
Age : 51
Re: anyone tried these panniers?
Hope that's for camping trips, you really don't need to take that much weight on a trail ride or race
mizzed- Posts : 3094
Join date : 2015-05-04
Age : 44
Location : Tafarnaubach
Re: anyone tried these panniers?
mizzed wrote:Hope that's for camping trips, you really don't need to take that much weight on a trail ride or race
yeah camping trips - facebook says we gunna have the hottest summer for 20 yrs - so I would like to get out to do some tent free wild camping in the summer
Clarky_two- Posts : 1252
Join date : 2014-09-14
Age : 51
Re: anyone tried these panniers?
Clarky_two wrote:facebook says we gunna have the hottest summer for 20 yrs
Call me a pessimist but that meant its going piss down from June to August >_<
mizzed- Posts : 3094
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Location : Tafarnaubach
Re: anyone tried these panniers?
Bit big me thinks, get a kriega US5 & US10, strap the US5 to your R15 rucksack (making it a 20ltr) & fit the US10 on the arse end.
But those other bags at the bottom of the link looks good (giant loop) for £110.
But those other bags at the bottom of the link looks good (giant loop) for £110.
Taffy300- Posts : 2710
Join date : 2013-12-20
Age : 52
Location : Noddy Land
Re: anyone tried these panniers?
Need to carry a sleeping bag and a tarp with some food. Dont think 30 lt will be big enough for that tho neil. It will be a case of easy trails and moorland to get to the camping spots. So too big shouldnt be an issue if i can strap em down a bit. I just fancied some wilderness overnighting
Clarky_two- Posts : 1252
Join date : 2014-09-14
Age : 51
Re: anyone tried these panniers?
Bit like brokeback mountain you mean?Clarky_two wrote:Need to carry a sleeping bag and a tarp with some food. Dont think 30 lt will be big enough for that tho neil. It will be a case of easy trails and moorland to get to the camping spots. So too big shouldnt be an issue if i can strap em down a bit. I just fancied some wilderness overnighting
JTM525- Posts : 2817
Join date : 2014-01-19
Age : 42
Re: anyone tried these panniers?
I tryed small sport bike panniers a few years ago...bloody nightmare to ride with even on flowing lanes, wolfman like joe & muffy got with tent & sleeping bag strapped to the rear fender will do the job.
wolfy- Posts : 6822
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Location : Care Home, but sometimes they let me out
Re: anyone tried these panniers?
You can get sleeping bags that pack down proper small, if you spend a bit more too!
wolfy- Posts : 6822
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Location : Care Home, but sometimes they let me out
Re: anyone tried these panniers?
That giant loop one looks spot on for trail riding! Better than the wolfman looking at them!Taffyboy07 wrote:Bit big me thinks, get a kriega US5 & US10, strap the US5 to your R15 rucksack (making it a 20ltr) & fit the US10 on the arse end.
But those other bags at the bottom of the link looks good (giant loop) for £110.
JTM525- Posts : 2817
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Age : 42
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