Has anyone tried the Bedrock Coconino Seat Bag with Railwing
02-19-16, 07:18 AM
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Has anyone tried the Bedrock Coconino Seat Bag with Railwing
I have a few questions about it.
How well does the railwing work to allow quick and easy loading and unloading of the bag, compared to, a bag like the Revelate Viscacha or Pika?
How well does the railwing work to allow quick and easy loading and unloading of the bag, compared to, a bag like the Revelate Viscacha or Pika?
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Let's not forget that this guy, the original poster - azza_333 - is not exactly a spring chicken.
(S)he knows how to Google, and how to get this comparison report (which can not be called a "review" by any means, since no actual experiences with the performance and the durability of the bags were evaluated).
What was asked is to share actual real life experience with said products. Be smart about this, and if you don't have own experiences to share - just shut up. Your post count on this (or any other forum) does not matter in the grand scheme of things.
Savvy?
(S)he knows how to Google, and how to get this comparison report (which can not be called a "review" by any means, since no actual experiences with the performance and the durability of the bags were evaluated).
What was asked is to share actual real life experience with said products. Be smart about this, and if you don't have own experiences to share - just shut up. Your post count on this (or any other forum) does not matter in the grand scheme of things.
Savvy?
02-19-16, 06:16 PM
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Let's not forget that this guy, the original poster - azza_333 - is not exactly a spring chicken.
(S)he knows how to Google, and how to get this comparison report (which can not be called a "review" by any means, since no actual experiences with the performance and the durability of the bags were evaluated).
What was asked is to share actual real life experience with said products. Be smart about this, and if you don't have own experiences to share - just shut up. Your post count on this (or any other forum) does not matter in the grand scheme of things.
Savvy?
(S)he knows how to Google, and how to get this comparison report (which can not be called a "review" by any means, since no actual experiences with the performance and the durability of the bags were evaluated).
What was asked is to share actual real life experience with said products. Be smart about this, and if you don't have own experiences to share - just shut up. Your post count on this (or any other forum) does not matter in the grand scheme of things.
Savvy?
