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touring and panniers

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  1. Hey everyone,

    I'm going to tour Europe on a Tandem. We have small panniers for commuting and small trips. But
    we're looking to go for >4 months. Any ideas what volume will be needed? We don't intend on camping,
    but we will have to do some cooking. Also, should we get fully waterproof panniers like Ortlieb or
    the Serratus aqua-nots?

    --If anyone knows links to a good touring site that would be helpful!

    Thanks! Emillie (Brad's stoker)

  2. "Brad Zarikoff" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hey everyone,

    I'm going to tour Europe on a Tandem. We have small panniers for


    commuting

    Quoted message said:

    and small trips. But we're looking to go for >4 months. Any ideas what volume will be needed? We
    don't intend on camping, but we will have to do some cooking. Also, should we get fully waterproof
    panniers like Ortlieb


    or

    Quoted message said:

    the Serratus aqua-nots?

    --If anyone knows links to a good touring site that would be helpful!

    Thanks! Emillie (Brad's stoker)

    Check out the mailing list:

    phred.orgtouring

    Briefly, truly waterproof panniers are a good idea, but you can always just line your non-waterproof
    panniers with garbage bags. Be sure to check out the Arkel line of panniers:

    arkel-od.comarkel-od.com

    --Josh

  3. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Brad Zarikoff
    -nots?

    --If anyone knows links to a good touring site that would be helpful!

    Thanks! Emillie (Brad's stoker)

    Lots and lots of good touring information from people who have/are touring is at

    www.crazyguyonabike.com

    where tourists keep their journals, problems encountered, how they solved them, what worked, what didn't, what they ended up mailing home because it weighed too much...

  4. Quoted post said:


    --If anyone knows links to a good touring site that would be helpful!

    http://www-math.science.unitn.it/Bike/

    Trento Bike Pages

    Get some Ortleibs. You'll never regret getting them

  5. Brad Zarikoff said:

    Hey everyone,

    I'm going to tour Europe on a Tandem. We have small panniers for commuting and small trips. But
    we're looking to go for >4 months. Any ideas what volume will be needed? We don't intend on
    camping, but we will have to do some cooking. Also, should we get fully waterproof panniers like
    Ortlieb or the Serratus aqua-nots?

    --If anyone knows links to a good touring site that would be helpful!

    Thanks! Emillie (Brad's stoker)

    Lance Rushing has put together a very nice comparison of just about every pannier on the market. It
    appears well researched and informative. Perhaps it will help:

    lancerushing.companniers.cfm

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