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Question on saddlebags

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  1. I'm thinking about getting a saddlebag to be used for overnight trips
    while staying at motels or B&Bs. I'm looking at the Carradice
    Lowsaddle Longflap and Nelson Longflap models. I might have to go with
    the Lowsaddle since my Lemond may not have clearance for the Nelson (I
    have a 59cm Poprad). Does anyone have any experience with these bags,
    especially in regards to their capacity? I also notice they are out of
    stock at both Harris and Wallingford. Does it normally take a long
    time to get orders from them? Thanks for all replies.

    Smokey

  2. Smokey said:

    I'm thinking about getting a saddlebag to be used for overnight trips
    while staying at motels or B&Bs. I'm looking at the Carradice
    Lowsaddle Longflap and Nelson Longflap models. I might have to go with
    the Lowsaddle since my Lemond may not have clearance for the Nelson (I
    have a 59cm Poprad). Does anyone have any experience with these bags,
    especially in regards to their capacity? I also notice they are out of
    stock at both Harris and Wallingford. Does it normally take a long
    time to get orders from them? Thanks for all replies.

    Smokey

    I may not know fully what I'm talking about here, and truly not trying
    to sound smug, but I think of these Carradice bags as 'boutique' bags.
    They are certainly well-made, functional saddlebags/panniers/whatevers
    -- but a lot of the design also went into their aesthetics; and that's
    why they're priced a bit higher. It's also one of the reasons why you
    can't get them. Those websites, including other reputable U.S. sites,
    have been out of these bags for a year or two! For some odd reason you
    just can't get them here. You might try Peter White Cycles on the web.
    His site now says Carradice bags "are now in stock". Hopefully that'll
    be true for you (and hopefully that page has been updated in the last
    year or so). Let us know if he does have 'em -- in case you do check
    with him.

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