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Re: Panniers?

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  1. "Robert S. Dean" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    So, I rode to work on Friday, or at least as much of the route as I
    can--I live on the wrong side of a large river from where I work and
    there is no bicyclable way to cross, so I racked up the bike, drove to
    the first park-and-ride lot on the other side, and biked in the
    remaining 21 miles. I had my necessary bits (lunch, change of clothes)
    in a plastic bag bungee-corded to my cargo rack, which was expedient but
    sub-optimal. Later that day I stopped in at the LBS (which has had
    inventory clearance sale signs out for a couple of weeks) and picked up
    a cheap set of panniers (at $20 counting the sale).

    Given that some sets sell for $200, what sort of functionality am I
    missing out on here?

    Rob Dean


    I don't know what you received for twenty dollars at your LBS so I don't
    know what functionality you have. I have the commuter pannier from Jannd
    Mountaineering ($86.95 US). It is excellent and I don't know how it could
    be made better for my purposes. Bomber construction. Three compartments -
    the biggest expands with a zipper. Excellent mounting system, easy on, easy
    off . I don't unload my pannier at the bike and instead carry it with me so
    this feature is important. Fairly waterproof as supplied but absolutely
    waterproof with the optional rain cover. I am expecting it to last through
    years of daily commuting.

    http://www.jandd.com/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=FCP

    BobT

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