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Panniers

 
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Old 22-05.-2008, 11:33 AM   #16
slaw
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Default Re: Panniers

Quote:
Originally Posted by MWP
On May 19, 9:16*pm, nos...@usenet.fake (Ed) wrote:
> Howdo
> If you can find them, Wilderness Equipment are a good working pannier. A
> touch heavy with a robust build but you can always fix them on the road
> and they seem to last, and last and .....( made of canvas, plywood,
> leather and real brass nuts and bolts and fastex clips) I have front and
> back and use them most days.
> May just have to find some second hand but I wouldnt sell mine. *I thinka
> back pack maker in the blue mtns does make a canvas copy but cant quite
> think of the name.
> Good luck in your task Ed *
>
> --
> Posted atwww.Usenet.com.au


I bought a set of WE canvas paniers from Clarence St Cyclery in 1994.
I rode around Europe and still use them today.

Wilderness Equipment gave me a set of front and rear canvas panniers in 1984 when I was touring RTW. I still use them occasionally on tour, though I have a newer nylon pair of rears. The WE fronts need a hook to be replaced but as I have some Ortleibs front panniers, I haven't bothered doing that yet. The Ortleibs have been my commuting choice over the last few years.
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