Cycling bags

a_purple_monkey · May 2007

Looking at getting a new bag, currently use a dakine not intended for cycling and ventilation for the back whilst riding is very poor.

Camelbak bags seem to get very good reviews but are there others???

ride_whenever · May 2007

How much do you want to carry?

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mbukfan · May 2007

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Camelbak bags seem to get very good reviews but are there others???
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There are others, with the larger packs I'd look outside of the mountaine bike world. Climbing packs tend to work well on a bike if you need to carry more

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lugsey2k5 · May 2007

hi how big u want ltr wise i have a berghaus freeflow 3 thats 20 ltrs and does fine great ventilation and support
http://www.springfield-camping.co.uk/br ... low+III+20
in black and grey

mbukfan · May 2007

the freeflow are good packs
last time I was buying a pack I looked at the vango force ten (not sure if they still make that) which was good

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dhutch · May 2007

Ive got a LOBO camelbak, which suits me pritty well. Holds what i need and is light and compact.

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