OWD
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OWD
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Thank you for considering those doing sober January
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The only wth is that it’s not in stock
o babby u kno etc.
WOULD
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looks like it’ll start arriving at the DCs late jan/early feb
This resolved my single complaint about fairlight which is boring af paint.
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Were you paid to post this? If so, it worked, lbs is ordering me one when they’re out.
Just happened to run across it while perusing Universal Cycles’ new arrivals.
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Why do they always have so many fanny packs? They must stock (and sell?) thousands of them a year.
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Aren’t fanny packs what mountain bikers use for carrying stuff? I get the sense that the kneepad set isn’t exactly sold on tidy little handlebar bags.
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I happened to be in a ‘burn money’ mood when i saw the post.
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They’re currently arguing about wether bottle cages should even be on frames.
They take Rule #31 to the extreme.
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Fanny packs are replacement for backpacks. Handlebar bags don’t exist in mtb world. I’m not sure why not. Tendency to fly off the bike during crashes?
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added to watchlist
I think the hip pack thing with mtbs is related to:
• geo/squish making it difficult to carry even one bottle on the frame on a good day, at least on lots of longer-travel stuff
• tendency of bags on bike to get jostled around and lose stuff
• necessity of moving the bike around a lot underneath ya, lifting up the front end a lot, etc
At least that’s the impression I get as someone who’s owned a squish bike for all of like 2 months
I couldn’t get into the fanny pack for trail riding, much prefer a camelback or water bottle and frame bag
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Camelbak is definitely preferable, saved my back more than once. I get too sweaty so I settle for a hip pack if anything at all.