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Arthur Clune
Guest
Simon Brooke wrote:
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> The risk of back injury cycling with a heavy rucksack is quite high.
My favoured solution for this is to get a big, cheap pannier and drop the
rucksack in that. At the destination just leave the pannier on the bike.
A (very) cheap lock can be used to attach the pannier to the bike if needed.
I don't bother myself - just ensure that the pannier is easy to open so
that theives can see there's nothing inside. My pannier is sufficiently
old and tatty that I'm willing to take the risk that someone would nick
that.
Arhtur
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Arthur Clune
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> The risk of back injury cycling with a heavy rucksack is quite high.
My favoured solution for this is to get a big, cheap pannier and drop the
rucksack in that. At the destination just leave the pannier on the bike.
A (very) cheap lock can be used to attach the pannier to the bike if needed.
I don't bother myself - just ensure that the pannier is easy to open so
that theives can see there's nothing inside. My pannier is sufficiently
old and tatty that I'm willing to take the risk that someone would nick
that.
Arhtur
--
Arthur Clune