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Old 04-20-08 | 06:47 PM
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Touring/Commuting Panniers/Saddlebags

I commute to work and school, and plan on doing some short distance touring this summer (400 miles at most) and I need a saddlebag that will be light, spacious and waterproof, suitable for a 10 mile commute or a half loaded tour. Any suggestions? Brands? Cheap efficient Panniers?
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Old 04-20-08 | 10:47 PM
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Get the best panniers you can afford. You will thank yourself (for many reasons) later. How cheap will it really be to buy panniers again in a few years? Or when they leak on your clothes, or the seams rip, the zippers/fasteners/hangers pull out, or... the list goes on. I have Lone Peak - not the most expensive, but not cheap either. I recommend them highly.
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