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Old 06-22-06 | 09:14 AM
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Originally Posted by grasshutmedia
Ok. If I may try to summarize what I think has been suggested here: Best to avoid a single bag, whether mounting front or rear. Balance is good. If the load is decently light, a front rack/double pannier setup will work. But might not hurt to mount a rear rack as well for a tent/sleeping gear.

I'm just looking to tour solo and self supported for a three day ride on crushed limestone/occasional pavement and want to make sure I get the right set up.
Well summarized. A single rear bag isn't as bad as a single front, however.
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