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  1. for sale: ortlieb waterproof saddlebag size medium (actually
    quite large compared to most saddlebags), made in germany
    see: ortliebusa.comprodInfo.asp
    9&cid=2
    ortlieb.comprod.php
    retails for $45, I'm selling this one for $18.75 shipped
    (lower 48 states)

    lightly used and in very good condition. only flaw is that
    the heads of screws that are used to mount the bracket on
    the saddle rails are partially stripped. should be ok to
    install once or twice but if you are going to be moving it
    around frequently then you'll probably want to pick up some
    replacements at your local hardwear store. i have also
    discovered that only one of the 3 screws is required for a
    secure attachment (this makes installation easier)

    email [email hidden] paypal accepted

  2. ortlieb saddlebag is still available & i will include a new
    roll of nice cork handlebar tape for free. email for pics
    [email hidden]

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    for sale: ortlieb waterproof saddlebag size medium
    (actually quite large compared to most saddlebags), made
    in germany see: ortliebusa.comprodI
    nfo.asp?pid=39&cid=2 ortlieb.comprod.php
    g=en&produkt=saddlebag# retails for $45, I'm selling this
    one for $18.75 shipped (lower 48 states)

    lightly used and in very good condition. only flaw is that
    the heads of screws that are used to mount the bracket on
    the saddle rails are partially stripped. should be ok to
    install once or twice but if you are going to be moving it
    around frequently then you'll probably want to pick up
    some replacements at your local hardwear store. i have
    also discovered that only one of the 3 screws is required
    for a secure attachment (this makes installation easier)

    email [email hidden] paypal accepted

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