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Old 07-05-13 | 01:59 PM
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Old 07-07-13 | 12:59 AM
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Nice!

Thanks for sharing!
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Old 07-07-13 | 02:59 AM
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Very nice bag.

And I love your web site. Such beautiful work!
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Old 07-07-13 | 06:32 AM
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Nice work! What make/model is the front rack?
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Old 07-07-13 | 09:41 AM
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now ya done it. i'm off to the surplus store.
does the orange patch indicate things inside made loud explosive noises?
i've wanted a bar bag for a long time, but they all attach with a quick release (fragile, to me), or velcro type straps. i want something that will ruin the bag if someone gets it off. will probably cut off buckles and use a stitching awl so that the straps(s) will have to be cut, thus making it uncomfortable to carry or put on another bike.
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Old 07-07-13 | 08:22 PM
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now ya done it. i'm off to the surplus store.
does the orange patch indicate things inside made loud explosive noises?
i've wanted a bar bag for a long time, but they all attach with a quick release (fragile, to me), or velcro type straps. i want something that will ruin the bag if someone gets it off. will probably cut off buckles and use a stitching awl so that the straps(s) will have to be cut, thus making it uncomfortable to carry or put on another bike.
I don't think so. I think that indicates either gas mask or civil defense. I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure it isn't an indicator of explosives or ammunition.

EDIT: a quick double check does show that as the "civil defense" symbol.

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