Leather Messenger Bag
#2
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crotchety young dude
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McNightrider
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I need a bag that fit my lock, tyre...tools and my uni book. I gonnna be riding to uni every single day. mmh
https://www.eleventooth.com/11_store_sware_sl_bags.html
I love this one...unfortunately I could not get in contact with them.
https://www.eleventooth.com/11_store_sware_sl_bags.html
I love this one...unfortunately I could not get in contact with them.
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From: Philly
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Originally Posted by mattface
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McNightrider
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Originally Posted by Jesse M
a leather messenger bag would be really disgusting after a couple sweaty rides.
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Originally Posted by Jesse M
a leather messenger bag would be really disgusting after a couple sweaty rides.
and chaps?
and cowboy hats?
and cowboy boots?

If these dudes can rock leather. I'm sure a leather bag would be fine.
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From: Tottori, Japan
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"I'm looking for something that says, 'Daddy likes leather.'"
"You mean like... leather daddy?"
"Oh! Does such a thing exist?"

EDIT: Pic doesn't like to be hotlinked apparently.
"You mean like... leather daddy?"
"Oh! Does such a thing exist?"

EDIT: Pic doesn't like to be hotlinked apparently.
Last edited by Moto-Velo; 06-08-07 at 06:56 PM.
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From: Tottori, Japan
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And as a serious answer, if you can't find a full leather messenger bag, Timbuk2 has a line of bags that are canvas with leather trim. They're recently discontinued and I got one for 50% off on closeout.
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From: Colorado Springs, Colorado
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Originally Posted by mattface
"your what?"
"The...black, leather...thing with a strap"
"you mean a purse."
"Yes, a purse. I carry a purse!"
#18
Originally Posted by p3ntuprage
call up reload or someone else who does custom work, ask how much material it takes for them to make a bag, and then buy a hide big enough.
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#19
2-Cyl, 1/2 HP @ 90 RPM

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From: NYC
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Originally Posted by mattface
The leather, I suspect will soak up sweat and salt like there's no tomorrow. It's not the same closed stiff leather that is in a brooks saddle like the OP is thinking of.
#21
Originally Posted by sprintcarblue
just like a brooks saddle?
and chaps?
and cowboy hats?
and cowboy boots?
If these dudes can rock leather. I'm sure a leather bag would be fine.
and chaps?
and cowboy hats?
and cowboy boots?
If these dudes can rock leather. I'm sure a leather bag would be fine.
you could always get someone to modify real saddlebags, I guess. you would have a really heavy bag, though.





