I stand corrected!
Thanks Grant!
René
On 6/10/10, grant wrote:
> There's a flap-tongue, like there is on the S-M-L Saddlesacks, so
> there's good coverage. And padded, slim-fitting laptop cases are 10
> cents per 12 at office supply shops and wherever cheap computer
> supplies are purveyed. Dus
There's a flap-tongue, like there is on the S-M-L Saddlesacks, so
there's good coverage. And padded, slim-fitting laptop cases are 10
cents per 12 at office supply shops and wherever cheap computer
supplies are purveyed. Dusty dirt shant stand a chance..
G
On Jun 9, 6:36 pm, Rene Sterental wrote:
I'm concerned dust and dirt will get clothes/computer inside dirty. I
now commute on a gravel trail for 6 miles each way and the whole bike
is covered with a fine coat of dust. Granted, I'm not wearing fenders
now, and those might help.
Still for clean work clothes and my laptop, I prefer somethin
They do look nice. Very tempting. I just ordered up a large Nitto rear
rack.
--mike
On Jun 8, 7:08 pm, Seth Vidal wrote:
> All I can say is wow. Those are REALLY attractive.
>
> LOTS of pictures here:
>
> http://www.rivbike.com/products/show/toursacks-rear-panniers/20-215
>
> -sv
--
You receiv
Agree, appears to be a fine deal. Will have to seriously contemplate
getting a set. With the longer straps, one may be able to overstuff
them more than the other versions.
And the color seems quite nice for panniers.
I need another set of bags like a duck needs a shower cap.
Eric Platt
St. Pau
If the photos are any indication, they look like a bargain to me. I
wish these were available a year ago when a I bought my small Berthoud
panniers.
On Jun 8, 9:08 pm, Seth Vidal wrote:
> All I can say is wow. Those are REALLY attractive.
>
> LOTS of pictures here:
>
> http://www.rivbike.com/pro
