My guess that they have no internal stiffening, so you'd have to
improvise some sort of interior structure to keep them from flopping
into the wheel.
I'm wildly allergic to horses, so all of my steeds are made of steel!
Bill
On Dec 15, 9:25 am, Weird Harold wrote:
> I have been checking out so
If I'd seen the ad, I might know how to respond here. But my wise ass
detector is currently going off. :-)
On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 2:17 PM, Bruce wrote:
> I dunno, have you seen Gino's legs? Reminds me of that track runner in the
> Blackberry ads.
>
> --
> *From:* D
My wife and daughters ride horses. Best I can tell, there is NO
consideration given to weight with horse equipment. Over the weekend
I have to help my wife carry her saddle to the barn. I knew my B-17
wasn't light, but I don't have any issue picking it up!!!
Angus
On Dec 15, 2:27 pm, "Doug Pe
I dunno, have you seen Gino's legs? Reminds me of that track runner in the
Blackberry ads.
From: Doug Peterson
Since the horse folks are dealing with about 10X as much power as most of us
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You re
At $26 to $50 they look like a bargain. Didn't notice if that was for each
bag or "one horses worth" but even per bag it ain't bad. You could invest
in a lot of customizing at that price.
For cycling, my question would be the weight. Since the horse folks are
dealing with about 10X as much p
Those are cheap! I know that some Dutch city bike panniers are all of a
piece and simply drape over your rack. It looks like these might work in a
similar fashion, perhaps after shortening the joining flap?
On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 10:25 AM, Weird Harold wrote:
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> I have been checking out some h
