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From: paul@uiucuxc.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Front bags - (nf)
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Date: Sun, 29-Apr-84 23:21:00 EDT
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uiucuxc!paul    Apr 29 22:21:00 1984

Re: Handlebar bags

Buy the biggest you can find.  I use the Kirtland X/T Elite which has
room for windbreaker, sweatpants, spare water bottle, tools (in rear 
pocket), and pocket items (keys, wallet, etc) in front pocket.  There's
even room for some munchies.  The mounting system is totally problem
free.  The bag attaches through leather loops with clips to hold it in
position.  Bag is easily removed to avoid theft.  Map pocket in the top
with velcro fasteners / zipper.  REI Co-op usually has good prices (~$40).

         Paul Pomes

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