15-08-08, 12:01 PM | #1 |
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Rucksack
I'm looking to get a new rucksack to use on my bike for going back and forward to uni. Needs to be of reasonable size. I've just been using a 'normal' rucksack and I'm now thinking if getting a bike specific one. I've been looking at alpinestars vector 2 and various Kriega, though only online. Does anyone have any experience of the above or recommendations on alternatives. Are the Kriega ones worth the money?
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20-08-08, 11:16 AM | #2 |
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Re: Rucksack
Kriega ones are definitely worth the money
I have the R25 which is brilliant, you can hardly feel you're wearing it when it's on, it's got loads of space and different pockets and it's completely waterproof. I don't know how hard-wearing it will be over time but 6 months of almost daily use and mine still looks brand new. Plus it's expandable with the extra 5 / 10 litre add-on packs. Get one, expensive but you won't regret it - I use to use a cheap back pack and got shoulder and neck ache all the time but I don't get it at all now Cheers, Matt |
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