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I'm not all that deep into the bikepacking/touring world (just some weekend rides) but it's not something I see referenced, however they have some pretty amazin
by scrooched_moose 6y ago
I'm not all that deep into the bikepacking/touring world (just some weekend rides) but it's not something I see referenced, however they have some pretty amazing storage and packing options that remind me of it:
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- KozmoNau7 6y agoPannier bags are the go-to design for both bicycles and motorcycles, for good reason. They keep weight off your back and the center of gravity as low as possible. They also don't interfere with swinging your leg over the bike, unlike rear baskets or top boxes. When properly attached, you don't really notice them at all, other than making your bike a bit heavier up hills. I DIYed my own pannier bags from military surplus shoulder bags. They're not pretty, but then again neither is my bike. Handlebar bags are more of a bonus item, you use it for things you need to grab while riding, small snacks and that sort of thing.