Old 02-25-10 | 11:37 AM
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Thigh Master
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Bikes: 2024 Tout Terrain Blueridge Xplore GT, 2015 Tarmac Pro Disc, '99 Burley Duet, '10 Velo Vie Vitesse 300R, '94 Trek 2120, '90 Cannondale SR 600, '79 Ross Super Gran Tour, '76 Raleigh Record

Can't go wrong with Chrome, B U T check out Bailey Works before you make a final decision. My XXL Super Pro is 3,080 cu. in., waterproof, and has a useful number of pockets, etc. They also make assorted waterproof backpacks but I haven't tried them. Main thing is my bag carries a lot of weight comfortably IMHO. I like the extra room for groceries, whatever I want. Daily commute stuff fits easily: clothes, shoes, lunch pail, 1L filled bottle, lock, repair stuff, phone, small amt. equipment I use at work. Like Chrome, these bags are extremely well made, and I prefer the fastener over the metal buckle.

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