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Old 10-18-11 | 12:12 PM
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muu
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From: Corvallis, OR
Originally Posted by tarwheel
A Carradice Barley is the perfect commuter bag for me in the cooler months, but I get by with a smaller Acorn bag when it's warm and I have less gear to carry. I currently have no need for racks and panniers as I try to travel light. I keep food and spare clothes, shoes in my office and restock on days that I drive, so that minimizes the amount I need to carry most days. My commute route is pretty hilly and I don't want to lug racks and panniers up and down all the hills.
I used a barley for a while but was always bungee-ing stuff to the outside since everything I wanted to bring didn't fit. Got a Sport Bagman and a Super C and I couldn't be happier -- fits all my junk with ease, and if I overstuff I still got the side pockets and finally I could just bungie everything up again if the need arises.
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