Three BaileyWorks Questions I've Never Seen Asked Here Before
04-24-06 | 08:33 PM
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Three BaileyWorks Questions I've Never Seen Asked Here Before
Which is not to say that they haven't been, but I didn't find anything.
1. Has anyone ever replaced the strap on their SuperPro? BW advertises that it's one of the advantages of their removable, ambidexterous setup, but I was wondering if anyone had ever ordered a new strap from them, and maybe how much it costs.
2. Female BW owners: is the SuperPro strap comfortable? It's the most comfortable, body-hugging bag I've ever worn and I love it, but I'm, uh, not womanly-shaped, so I was wondering if there might be any issues there.
3. Does anyone have a BaileyWorks duffel? They look nice on the site, but the limited pictures make it kind of hard to get any kind of real idea.
1. Has anyone ever replaced the strap on their SuperPro? BW advertises that it's one of the advantages of their removable, ambidexterous setup, but I was wondering if anyone had ever ordered a new strap from them, and maybe how much it costs.
2. Female BW owners: is the SuperPro strap comfortable? It's the most comfortable, body-hugging bag I've ever worn and I love it, but I'm, uh, not womanly-shaped, so I was wondering if there might be any issues there.
3. Does anyone have a BaileyWorks duffel? They look nice on the site, but the limited pictures make it kind of hard to get any kind of real idea.
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04-24-06 | 09:01 PM
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no i haven't switched the strap.
yes, its comfy. i've had it for nearly two years now and hauled heavy stuff in it everyday.
no i dont have a duffel
side note, the reload midpack looks pretty good. havent tried one yet though.
yes, its comfy. i've had it for nearly two years now and hauled heavy stuff in it everyday.
no i dont have a duffel
side note, the reload midpack looks pretty good. havent tried one yet though.
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Ode to the after work nap ( ride your bike instead)
Ode to the nap
The evil, evil nap
It lures
you succumb
But only with good intent
Shortly I will rise
But you do not.
Do not succumb
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04-26-06 | 12:16 PM
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Word; thanks TIP. Another one:
4. Regarding the options list on the website, why does it cost an extra $10 to not get the reflective tape on the shell, and what is the "old-school strap?" Is it just the cloth, nonsplit one that comes on the regular BW bag?
4. Regarding the options list on the website, why does it cost an extra $10 to not get the reflective tape on the shell, and what is the "old-school strap?" Is it just the cloth, nonsplit one that comes on the regular BW bag?
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Originally Posted by monkey
You could be doing blow off a dead hooker with a needle sticking out of your arm and you wouldn't get kicked out of Humboldt.
