Timbuk2 regular messenger bag -- loading and fit
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Timbuk2 regular messenger bag -- loading and fit
Hi, I typicall use panniers to commute and for general rides, but I've run into a few situations where I needed the extra capacity for groceries, bulky items going to UPS, etc. I do have a timbuk2 XL (huge damn bag) and I so rarely use it that I'm not entire sure the best way to do it.
Do you try to carry this sucker high on the back, or lower near your butt to keep it off your back more?
Any tips for loading items? I figure the knowledge from people who carry these all the time will save me some hassle in the long run .
Thanks for the help --
Do you try to carry this sucker high on the back, or lower near your butt to keep it off your back more?
Any tips for loading items? I figure the knowledge from people who carry these all the time will save me some hassle in the long run .
Thanks for the help --
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In general, the Timbuk2 XL (I own one) if you load it up with average density things is going to be painful no matter what. Get a bigger pannier, perhaps the XL Wald rear basket/rack.
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