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Originally Posted by Losligato
I have had trouble with the Blackburn front lowerider rack and my Ortlieb panniers. Ortliebs have a spring loaded clip that locks the packs onto the rack but the blackburns have a flat piece of metal that keeps the ortlieb clips from clipping all the way around.

I met a guy with this rack. It is simply beautiful, sturdy, and stainless steel. You can get them from The Touring Storeat a discount.

I have a Tubus Tara (the picture is of a Duo). The Tara is solid and well built and, to me anyway, is quite lovely Well worth the investment and won't interfer with more modern attachment systems.
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