My local town had a enviromental exhibition today. I popped in on my way to the gym and discovered www.bikebins.com , I was impressed and have now stuck them on my pressie list!
Usual disclaimer about not having anything to do with the company etc blah blah!
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My local town had a enviromental exhibition today. I popped in on my way to the gym and discovered www.bikebins.com , I was impressed and have now stuck them on my pressie list!
Usual disclaimer about not having anything to do with the company etc blah blah!
to the gym and discoveredwww.bikebins.com, I was impressed and have now stuck them on my pressie list!
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Usual disclaimer about not having anything to do with the company etc blah blah!
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What a load of rubbish!
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In what way?
Heavier, bulkier and less flexible than Ortlieb BackRollers. Possibly a benefit if you have a fragile cargo and are in the habit of picking up knocks around the pannier regions?
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My local town had a enviromental exhibition today. I popped in on my way to the gym and discovered www.bikebins.com , I was impressed and have now stuck them on my pressie list!
Usual disclaimer about not having anything to do with the company etc blah blah!
What a load of rubbish!
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In what way?
In it looks like a green recycling bin for your bike. I'm sorry comment was only meant as a joke.
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Heavier, bulkier and less flexible than Ortlieb BackRollers. Possibly a benefit if you have a fragile cargo and are in the habit of picking up knocks around the pannier regions?
I would think the rigid sides would make it much less flexible than a normal pannier for fitting stuff, particularly odd shaped stuff, in.
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Heavier, bulkier and less flexible than Ortlieb BackRollers. Possibly a benefit if you have a fragile cargo and are in the habit of picking up knocks around the pannier regions?
I would think the rigid sides would make it much less flexible than a normal pannier for fitting stuff, particularly odd shaped stuff, in.
Maybe they'd keep your beers cool if you threw in a couple of ice- packs...
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My local town had a enviromental exhibition today. I popped in on my way to the gym and discovered www.bikebins.com , I was impressed and have now stuck them on my pressie list!
Usual disclaimer about not having anything to do with the company etc blah blah!
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"marc" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > My local town had a enviromental exhibition today. I popped in on my way > to the gym and discoveredwww.bikebins.com, I was impressed and have now > stuck them on my pressie list!
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> Usual disclaimer about not having anything to do with the company etc blah > blah!