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  • Yeah I guess that makes sense Ed. I was directing that comment more at Dammit - who I think was saying that he found a rear pannier made it hard to get through tight gaps. As a rearpannierer myself, I wouldn't personally dream of going through any gaps where the width of the pannier might be a problem - even if I didn't have the pannier.

    It's not so much that I find it hard to get through gaps, just that I'd prefer to have it in front of me - once I can see it's through a gap then I (assumption!) would know that the widest part of the bike is through so the rest should be fine.

    Pannier as cats whiskers, as it were.

    And I just thought it would be fun/cool/aesthetically pleasing - delete as suits your tastes.

  • Pannier as cats whiskers, as it were.

    I wonder why cats need whiskers when other animals don't. Are their eyes no good?

    Actually it seems some don't have them.

    Front racks definitely look cooler :)

  • I wonder why cats need whiskers when other animals don't. Are there eyes no good?

    They hunt in low light and confined spaces?

    Unlike (for instance) a cow?

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