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Old 06-21-08 | 09:12 PM
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Originally Posted by nateintokyo
get a Black Diamond Bullet Pack for a a third of the price:



...though I like the design from a few years back better. or the current HollowPoint though it is a bit more expensive.
i have the Bullet and since I got it it's all I use, unless I'm carrying a lot, which isn't often. it's the perfect small and light riding pack.
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Old 06-21-08 | 09:50 PM
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Sag bag. those are hard to get, but i've seen someone with them, and they're amazing
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Old 06-21-08 | 11:02 PM
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surferbruce---- right on.

I use mine whenever I have a smaller load than the big mess bag, which is often. it is a really great pack and holds more than enough for most of my days (12" Powerbook, D80, couple books, change of shirt or jacket, tools, etc etc)
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Old 06-22-08 | 12:40 AM
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Originally Posted by 4zn_balla
Sag bag. those are hard to get, but i've seen someone with them, and they're amazing
why, because of the huge billboard logo on the bottom of the bag?
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Old 06-22-08 | 02:00 PM
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i really like this bag, ive had it for a bit now, and mostly use it for my laptop, but can also fit my rain jacket, lights, notebooks, spare tube, pump, clifbars and other flat small things in it... it fits really tight to your back, and is very comfortable, the pockets are well placed and very large... and in many ways are more useful than the large section... which im not saying is useless, but the biggest benefits are the pockets, which function like jersey pockets and are extremely easy to access. i have 2 very large bags, and ortlieb and a bedlam that i use for courier work, and a small baileys and this bag that i use around town, and for doing dya long riding around across or to the next town where you need to bring a few things, i like this better than any messenger bag... its usefulness is when you wanna ride not too far, and not too heavy... it looks good, feels great etc... im a rapha nut though. it has its place...
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