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  1. Hi,
    I've just bought a Brompton, to replace my old Moulton APB. The Moulton
    has a Pack Horse-type front pannier rack, which I have got very used to
    - the rack is firmly attached to the frame in front of the rider, which
    gives great access to the panniers and their contents. I would like to
    have a similar system on my shiny new Brompton - has anyone any
    experience of setting up a front mounted pannier rack on a Brompton?
    Simon, Bristol

  2. SimoninEaston said:

    I've just bought a Brompton, to replace my old Moulton APB. The Moulton
    has a Pack Horse-type front pannier rack, which I have got very used to
    - the rack is firmly attached to the frame in front of the rider, which
    gives great access to the panniers and their contents. I would like to
    have a similar system on my shiny new Brompton - has anyone any
    experience of setting up a front mounted pannier rack on a Brompton?

    Have a look at Brompton's own front pannier system. It might look like
    a bar bag, but it isn't! The mounting block sits on the main frame and
    the pannier itself contains a frame, so the overall effect is quite
    similar to the Moulton's setup. The main difference is the frame comes
    off with the bag so it doesn't affect the fold at all. You can remove
    the frame from the bag and just have it sat on the mounting block if you
    want to lash something unwieldy on.

    It works brilliantly well, goes on and off with a minimum of fuss, and
    you have a choice of 4 bags.

    Pete.
    --
    Peter Clinch Medical Physics IT Officer
    Tel 44 1382 660111 ext. 33637 Univ. of Dundee, Ninewells Hospital
    Fax 44 1382 640177 Dundee DD1 9SY Scotland UK
    net [email hidden] http://www.dundee.ac.uk/~pjclinch/

  3. Peter Clinch said:


    It works brilliantly well, goes on and off with a minimum of fuss, and
    you have a choice of 4 bags.

    Pete.
    --

    Cheers, Pete - that sounds very promising! I will just have to wait
    patiently for the 16 week delivery time to pass by... I ordered the
    Brompton back in July, so am expecting to take delivery sometime around
    Guy Faulkes Night!

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