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saddle or seat-post bag

gooner99 · 2013-07-09 11:42:03

Hi. Looking for some advice. Been commuting to work (12k each way) for a while and have been using a rucksack most days,but now usually end up with sweat problems. Last few days been using the back pocket on my cycling shirt. Thinking of going for a seat post or saddle bag as a better option. What I usually need to carry…

09-07-2013 11:42am

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Hi. Looking for some advice. Been commuting to work (12k each way) for a while and have been using a rucksack most days,but now usually end up with sweat problems. Last few days been using the back pocket on my cycling shirt. Thinking of going for a seat post or saddle bag as a better option. What I usually need to carry is a t-shirt/shirt, lunch, keys, phone, wallet and of course tubes/toolkit.

Anyone any recommendations on which is best to get seat-post or saddle, brands/models, what size and anything to watch out for. I guess rear light in the winter can be an issue on some. My bike is a road bike.

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#2 09-07-2013 12:30pm

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EDIT: Didn't read the whole thing, you won't fit all that stuff in a bottle

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