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Re: Rack Pack

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  1. "Dan" wrote...

    Quoted message said:

    I need a back rack pack which will carry shoes and one change of clothing
    (for commuting to work). Any recommendations? Some packs I see
    advertised seem too narrow to carry much, but on the other hand I don't


    want

    Quoted message said:

    a suitcase back there.


    Panniers are nice, they keep the load lower than a rack pack/trunk. As a few
    people said, any Ortlieb product will be completely waterproof, and last a
    long, long time.

    I use a saddle bag, the Carradice and Rivendell Baggins bags are really nice
    if your saddle has loops to hang a bag from. Check out
    www.peterwhitecycles.com or www.rivendellbicycles.com for these bags.
    Wallingford Bicycle Parts (www.wallbike.com) sells a good adaptor if your
    saddle doesn't have bag loops. There are other seat bags available in LBS's
    or from the big catalogs that will attach to a saddle w/o bag loops, and
    that cost less than the Rivendell or Carradice bags.

    A messenger bag (Patagonia Critical Mass, etc.) is nice because you just get
    off the bike, lock up, and take the bag with you instead of having to
    load/unload a seat bag at either end of your commute. Depending on what kind
    of neighborhood you park your bike in, it might not be a good idea to leave
    a rack pack or any other bag attached to your bike while the bike is
    unattended.

    HTH,
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    mark

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