Recommend basic bike daypack

Why don't you buy a rack, and a pair of panniers. I used to use a pack, but panniers work out much
better. I also think they are safer than having a pack on your back. The cost could be around a
$100, but you should make up that with savings in gas. I figure I save by owning one car which my
wife uses for work.

Tom

Or a handlebar bag. I have a waterproof Nashbar bar bag with waterproof clear map window on top. I
use it for camera, passport, wallet, snacks, cable lock, extra clothing, etc. Easy to access while
riding and unclips to carry with you with shoulderstrap.
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Why don't you buy a rack, and a pair of panniers. I used to use a pack, but panniers work out much
better. I also think they are safer than having a pack on your back. The cost could be around a
$100, but you should make up that with savings in gas. I figure I save by owning one car which my
wife uses for work.

Tom

Steve Juniper said:

Or a handlebar bag. I have a waterproof Nashbar bar bag with waterproof clear map window on top. I
use it for camera, passport, wallet, snacks, cable lock, extra clothing, etc. Easy to access while
riding and unclips to carry with you with shoulderstrap.

yes, that would be a useful accessory but not for job commuting in my case. thanks for the
suggestion. jeff

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