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Old 03-25-17 | 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted by L134
And what does physics say about a gusting cross wind catching front panniers? I'm afraid physics cuts both ways in real world touring. I'm not arguing against front panniers at all but I am very skeptical of a blanket statement about their being more stable or "better."
Good lord, read better and get off my jock.
I havent made any blanket statements about them being better. Ive done the exact opposite twice now and specified how i define 'better'. I have also stated that if 'better' means twitchier to a person, then rear loading may be best.
Its my observation that stable steering is more often preferred and front loads allow for this.

Seriously, 3rd time i have now defined 'better'.
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