Cabela's Seat bag?
08-08-09, 10:14 PM
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Cabela's Seat bag?
https://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...235&hasJS=true
the Thwart Bag could possibly make a nice seat bag.
Check out the Bow bag too.
They're cheap, and the material is pretty nice...its like what they make a boating dry bag out of.
the Thwart Bag could possibly make a nice seat bag.
Check out the Bow bag too.
They're cheap, and the material is pretty nice...its like what they make a boating dry bag out of.
08-08-09, 11:50 PM
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Cabelas has very good equipment. Sort of like L.L. Bean for 1/2 the price and no snotty attitude.
I love my new Baguette Bag from Velo Orange. Looks quite similar.
I love my new Baguette Bag from Velo Orange. Looks quite similar.
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or an unter top tube bag... or possibly on the handlebars?
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I was just in the Dundee store last Sunday. I didn't have a lot of time to browse, I was with a Boy Scout troop on the way to camp and we only stopped for an hour. If you love the outdoors, stop at one of their stores sometime. They are amazing. Plan on a few hours to see everything. You can find everything from a flashlight to a motorboat.
