After a good rucksack for bike

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Re: After a good rucksack for bike

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Well the bag was no good so it looks like the one on here will be on the list.
And we seem to have a lot of anti helmet ears on here :D
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chric wrote: And we seem to have a lot of anti helmet ears on here :D
Yes, are you getting the hint Chric ?
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MacV2 wrote:
chric wrote: And we seem to have a lot of anti helmet ears on here :D
Yes, are you getting the hint Chric ?
yeah :cry: :cry: :sad2
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Re: After a good rucksack for bike

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No thats just gone too far even im not that sad :lol:
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i want a green mohican on my lid :D
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No this is what you want.
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lloydiecbr wrote:i want a green mohican on my lid :D
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Re: After a good rucksack for bike

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Have a look on google (other search engines are available) for "Exped Cloudburst" I use a 25 litre one for commuting. It's a roll top dry bag with straps and nothing flaps about. Its a good size to get plenty of lunch in :Beer Popcorn: , and keeps everything dry. If you want a bomb proof one a company called Ortlieb make heavy duty ones.
Got room for one more if you still wanna go to Aspen
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those cloudburst bags look great, I am going to order one :thumbup:
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Steve.Storm wrote:Have a look on google (other search engines are available) for "Exped Cloudburst" I use a 25 litre one for commuting. It's a roll top dry bag with straps and nothing flaps about. Its a good size to get plenty of lunch in :Beer Popcorn: , and keeps everything dry. If you want a bomb proof one a company called Ortlieb make heavy duty ones.
cheers it will do for camping aswell :thumbup:
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I got a knox rucksack for sale (red and blk), hardly used :idea:
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here ya go chric

I have the laptop bag too which clips inside.
I've pm'd ya but its stuck in the outbox ????????? as per pm I would rather someone get use out of it as i use it about twice a year and tend to prefer my oxford tank bag.
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Cheers just sent yiu one back :thumbup:
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Re: After a good rucksack for bike

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Xenocide wrote:
leevtr wrote:Pay the money mate, get a Kriega. Can't recommend them enough.I have the R35. If I fill it up to bursting point, within 5 minutes of wearing it I've forgot its there. and I'm not exaggerating, its the absolute dogs. I've got other Kriega stuff to, and its all made superbly. 10 year guarantee, but I think it'll last 20.

This, all day. Kreiga's worth the money!
And for me.
R35, you can still climb off the bike, it's comfy, doesn't give you back ache even after a whole day's riding across Europe to Valencia.

Robust, I can't think how you'd damage one, and mine had a back protector built in.
It's not falling off, it's an upgrade opportunity.
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