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Original section: Australia and New Zealand
Published: 12 January 2006
Last activity: 13 January 2006
Original author: Tamyka Bell
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Topics: Punctures and flats Cycling jerseys Inner tubes Fixing a puncture

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Zebee Johnstone
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13 January 2006, 19:37 UTC #21

In aus.bicycle on Fri, 13 Jan 2006 11:23:37 +1100
Jack Russell said:
I carry everything in a Carradice saddle bag with quick release
attachment. One click and it is off, another click and it is on. Bit
expensive but a great solution.
But still has to be carried.
Has no one developed lockable storage for a bicycle? A box that is
more than a plastic crate bolted to the rack?
If there was a permanent, lockable, waterproof version of your seat
bag, would you use it?
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Jack Russell
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13 January 2006, 20:12 UTC #22

Zebee Johnstone said:
In aus.bicycle on Fri, 13 Jan 2006 11:23:37 +1100
Jack Russell said:
I carry everything in a Carradice saddle bag with quick release
attachment. One click and it is off, another click and it is on. Bit
expensive but a great solution.
But still has to be carried.
Has no one developed lockable storage for a bicycle? A box that is
more than a plastic crate bolted to the rack?
If there was a permanent, lockable, waterproof version of your seat
bag, would you use it?
Zebee

I think there is such a thing, cannot remember where I have seen it. The
real problem would be that to make it secure it would have to be very
heavy. I like my bag, being flexible I can jam lots into it so I
probably would not swap to a solid version.
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