Got my New Pannier and Love them *PICS*
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Got my New Pannier and Love them *PICS*
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Got my arkel pannier utility basket, and it is awesome. It holds lots of stuff and it is rock solid and it attaches so easy and stays put very cool sorry you have to follow a link but here it is
Thanks I will now return to omy *work
Got my arkel pannier utility basket, and it is awesome. It holds lots of stuff and it is rock solid and it attaches so easy and stays put very cool sorry you have to follow a link but here it is
Thanks I will now return to omy *work
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Nice! Did you get a pair or only one? Looks like it can hold alot.
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Just the one I would like to get another one for extensive grocery shopping or moderate touring yeah as pictured it is holding cloths lunch a laptop and 2 binders and a pair of shoes
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Arkels kick ass. I just got a pair of T-42s last June, and love them for my commute and my touring. For what they cost, though, they'd BETTER last a freakin' lifetime! I know what you're going thru...
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It looks like you don't have a lot of clearance for your foot while pedaling. Is it just the angle or you do hit the pannier with your heel?
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I had one, my sister lost it. I used it in combination with arkel's bug for commuting. The Utility basket stayed on the bike with shoes, bike lock, lunch and stuff. The bug went around campus with me. Going to try a messenger bag for a while, easy for school. But want to get another basket for grocry shopping.
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Originally Posted by Rafael Guerra
It looks like you don't have a lot of clearance for your foot while pedaling. Is it just the angle or you do hit the pannier with your heel?
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Originally Posted by mulvamj
Arkels kick ass. I just got a pair of T-42s last June, and love them for my commute and my touring. For what they cost, though, they'd BETTER last a freakin' lifetime! I know what you're going thru...
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Originally Posted by ryanparrish
Yeah there is no heel clearence I have to dig through my tool box for the metric tool to move it back all I had with me is american tools
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I was actually going to post almost exactly the same thing! I got my UB 2 days ago - and already I love it! I'm itching to take a trip out to the grocery store with it, because I'm sure that it will fit a full gallon of milk with room to spare
Oh, and I have it adjusted so that it's as far back on my rack as it can go, and my heel still hits it once in a while. I think I'm getting used to it, though, because this morning my foot didn't hit it at all.
Oh, and I have it adjusted so that it's as far back on my rack as it can go, and my heel still hits it once in a while. I think I'm getting used to it, though, because this morning my foot didn't hit it at all.
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thats great I bet you could get 2 jugs of milk and still have room to boot
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Originally Posted by ryanparrish
Hello,
Got my arkel pannier utility basket, and it is awesome. It holds lots of stuff and it is rock solid and it attaches so easy and stays put very cool sorry you have to follow a link but here it is
Thanks I will now return to omy *work
Got my arkel pannier utility basket, and it is awesome. It holds lots of stuff and it is rock solid and it attaches so easy and stays put very cool sorry you have to follow a link but here it is
Thanks I will now return to omy *work