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I like, but jeesus £500! It was looking to spend some on luggage, but not all that on just luggage.

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Exactly my thought tommy you pay for what you get I guess

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Not right now, but they are all OK apart from a tiny little tear in one of the zip seams on the pannier. I was going to sell them on ebay and was expecting £60 at least, and I paid £90. They have all the rain covers and cords etc. PM me if interested.

Check out the spinex stuff as well. Excellent quality and very usable

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He has just bought all my oxford lifetime stuff off me.

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Good man :)

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It must have been your sales pitch that did it. :D

I've got the Oxford soft luggage and think it's pretty good for the odd trip away. It would be a bit of a faff re-securing it all every day if you're away for a week and stopping somewhere different each day, but for a single destination weekend away it's ideal for me.

I would personally take the raincovers, roll them in a ball, and throw them as far as you can across the nearest field. I just pack my stuff in a bin bag and put that inside the luggage and I've never had a problem with wet gear.

I just couldn't get the raincovers on tight enough, it was like riding with a partially deployed parachute.:rolleyes:

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His sales pitch was good :) I just wanted something cheap to take btw and bobs from time to time I think it was a good buy ha

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Bloody bargain mate imo
Like everything, they suit your needs for now until you want to upgrade at a later date and probably sell them for what you paid.

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Excatly mate does the job that all I care