I've got one of the pre-Thule pack'n'pedal (or whatever they were called then) racks:
When / if we ever go back into the office I'm determined to ride more because the car just isn't worth it. However, got to carry a laptop and clothes etc. Have used messenger bags before but thought a pannier might be "better".
Just wondered if anyone had used these:
and one of these:
At £125 (on Thule's site) I'm starting to feel I might be being "taxed" a little though I imagine there'll be better prices with a bit of internet shopping or the like. I'm falling down this route as I've already got the rack.
Thoughts or abuse welcome
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Re: Thule Panniers
Tim, have a look at the motorbike stuff that Lomo do
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Re: Thule Panniers
I've got the side plates for the rack and they work well. I used it for bikepacking before I learned to TLS. Use it with mini Ortleib panniers though.
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Fitted the rack and sides to my wife’s bike. Used with Ortleib panniers.
Works fine, like a standard rack. We did a number of 2 week road/ easy track touring rides. It’s still on her bike 8 years later and in fine fettle.
Works fine, like a standard rack. We did a number of 2 week road/ easy track touring rides. It’s still on her bike 8 years later and in fine fettle.
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Aha, so buy the Thule sides but any old pannier. Cheers folks