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I know you have probably had this question before but can you suggest a good method of attaching gear to a mountain bike? I would like to idealy have the bike hold everything securly so I don't need a back pack. (I go long distances and tend to carry quite large items)
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
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ahh mabie a rack and a pannier bag or strap a backpack to the top of the rack if you want some real good pannier bags or handlebar bags or whatever look at ortileb, very expensive though
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Cape Town
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Best most stable way is with a rear rack. Check out those from Blackburn and Topeak. Both very good. |
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Thank you very much
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is this for touring or commuting or what ?
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