Looking for 70l rucksack for cycling equipment
Carlm90
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Hi all, as per title, I'm looking for a 70l rucksack that will be good at holding basically anything, I won't be using it much after this trip so I don't want to spend lots and lots, thanks 
I'm cycling 300 miles to Amsterdam on 15th -18th September to raise £1,200 for SCOPE. If you would like to sponsor me, please visit my blog http://www.carl2amsterdam.com
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You mean you want to ride with a 70l rucksack? My advice would be don't. Either fit some panniers or travel very light and use a big saddle bag or rackbag. I did LEJOG with a rackbag mounted on a seatpost rack and that worked well.More problems but still living....0
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Sorry, I didn't make that clear. Not going to be cycling with it, just need recommendations for a bag for kit to go in.I'm cycling 300 miles to Amsterdam on 15th -18th September to raise £1,200 for SCOPE. If you would like to sponsor me, please visit my blog http://www.carl2amsterdam.com0
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In that case how about one of these? I picked one up in the Blacks sale recently for £15, but even at full price it's a decent kit bag.More problems but still living....0
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Sweet, that looks great, thanks for the link!I'm cycling 300 miles to Amsterdam on 15th -18th September to raise £1,200 for SCOPE. If you would like to sponsor me, please visit my blog http://www.carl2amsterdam.com0
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Or one of these, plus you can carry it round like a rucksack: http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/hi-gear-lug ... ck-p1434620
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Went ahead and got some equipment from Blacks. Quidco gave me 15% off and 6% cashback so £100 worth of equipment cost me around £70
Thanks again for recommendation.I'm cycling 300 miles to Amsterdam on 15th -18th September to raise £1,200 for SCOPE. If you would like to sponsor me, please visit my blog http://www.carl2amsterdam.com0
