this bag is friggin huge
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this bag is friggin huge
I bought a Chrome Kozmo (orange pvc-ized kremlin?) off craiglist today for what I thought was a good deal, $40. Damn! It's actually ridiculously large, and it gets even bigger when you take a look inside. The quality looks good too, I wish I had the nifty seatbelt buckle thing though 
I feel like... I don't deserve to wear it though. I don't know. I mean I can't trackstand and my skids / skips are pretty weak. These bags are obviously only for the most pro of the pro, and I am far from that.
One day I'll be able to wear it without guilt.

I feel like... I don't deserve to wear it though. I don't know. I mean I can't trackstand and my skids / skips are pretty weak. These bags are obviously only for the most pro of the pro, and I am far from that.
One day I'll be able to wear it without guilt.
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Originally Posted by ink1373
how about instead, if anyone makes fun of you for not being "pro" enough, you stuff them in the bag, and beat them with a sock full of oranges until they stop struggling?
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yeah I mean it's your bag man
its getting worse and worse how everyone is getting on everyone for not being "pro" meanwhile half the people making these claims are completely ignorant to the many other forms cycling takes besides trackstands and dickpiercings
yeah I mean it's your bag man
its getting worse and worse how everyone is getting on everyone for not being "pro" meanwhile half the people making these claims are completely ignorant to the many other forms cycling takes besides trackstands and dickpiercings
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Originally Posted by Mxu
One day I'll be able to wear it without guilt.
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As long as you actually use it, who cares? If you fill it full of groceries or dirty laundry and you have to put your foot down at a light who is going to diss on you? Even if its not full anyone who says that you're not "pro" enough to wear it is just a jerk. I would say stop worrying about it and go ride.
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I got my reload 'courier' model when I was 19 (my mom got it for my birthday, she knew the people at reload), and I used it when I was riding 5 miles home with groceries through pitch-dark fire trails on my crappy hybrid in Santa Cruz. I then used in Philly with road bikes for about 2 years before I got my fix. I also took it to West Africa, where I toured around on a crappy motorcycle. Still going strong. Now that I live in NYC, I have the old-school reload logo, and a fixed gear, and have TONS of posenger street cred. Multi-purpose.
#10
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From: chicago
Bikes: fuji track for now
i have the chrome sultan (the huge waterproof backpack), and it dwarfs me! now there's a huge bag! it's perfect for work, i can fit almost any package in it; in fact, i can fit multiples of almost any package in it. the liner also pulls out to keep anything you've stacked completely waterproof. it's good if you haul alot of blueprints or tubes around.
#11
live free or die trying
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From: where i lay my head is home.
Bikes: bianchi pista workhorse, cannondale r1000, mountain bike fixed conversion
Originally Posted by Shiznaz
Damn.... You're telling me I got this Prince Albert for nothing!?!?
no kidding, dude. it's not like this jacob's ladder is the most comfortable thing ever. especially while riding.
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Originally Posted by Mxu
I feel like... I don't deserve to wear it though.
#15
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From: Chicago
Bikes: Full Fendered Bareknuckle, Faggin with 10spd Centaur, 1973 Raleigh 3spd Cruiser.
Hopefully Navy seabags don't get too poser-ish (which I assume I am), cause I think it looks hardcore when filled with 40lbs of laundry
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People will say/think what they will, but when you ride 15 blocks in the pouring rain with 2 suitcases of oly in your new bag to replenish your friend's weak little shindig-- Well, who's the hero then?
#18
live free or die trying
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Bikes: bianchi pista workhorse, cannondale r1000, mountain bike fixed conversion
really, 60 bucks? may have to do that. my army backpack is big as ****, but not waterproof. it usually works out okay, but still...
oh, and a jacob's ladder is like a prince albert, only there's more than one prince, and they're all going up and down the castle tower.
oh, and a jacob's ladder is like a prince albert, only there's more than one prince, and they're all going up and down the castle tower.
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Originally Posted by the pope
A bag of door knobs is quickest.
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