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Old 07-26-16, 09:00 AM
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Hiro11
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Top tube bags are both very useful and very Fredly on a racy road bike. A handlebar bag can be even more useful, has a lot more capacity and is significantly less Fredly unless you like to look like a racer.

Finding a good seat bag can be a bit tricky, so many of them are badly designed. I find the ones with two Velcro straps that pull the bag up tightly against the saddle often sway a lot less than ones with buckles. I like the Bontrager Pro and Serfas Slimline bags.
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