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uni backpack?

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  1. im wondering what you guys use to carry your uni to the tops of
    mountains. most good ones are too steep to ride and i usually just walk
    it up, but ive seen people like kh that strap their uni to their
    backpack. im doing some rides in hawaii soon down some volcanoes(
    hopefully, havent looked into trails.) and dont want to have to carry
    my uni over my shoulder. so your pics or thoughts would be appreciated.

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  2. hey, I've built one of these (actually 2) for a 24" muni...it works
    really well. I'll post pics sometime...

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  3. dakine helipack, you can strap a uni straight on it with no mods, works
    perfectly

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  4. any idea where to buy said helipack

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  5. Go to www.dakine.com and see if there's any store's near you to get to
    or even mail order from, most big skate type companies will sell them
    also.

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  6. It's designed as a snowboarding bag, so snowboarding places, skate
    shops, out doors/walking shops. There's also the heli-pro, which is
    basically the same but a little bigger, might be useful as the helipack
    doesn't have huge storage, enough for a set of pads and tools but not
    much more.

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