Old 07-02-21 | 11:37 AM
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I would use the upper one.

Having your panniers as far aft on the rack as practical may help.

I can't see how the panniers attach to the rack, what types of hooks they use. Thus I can't see how much flexibility you have to shift the panniers fore or aft. You want the panniers to be firmly attached so they do not move about or pop off if you hit a big bump.
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