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I have been using one of these for the last few months on the days I dont need a rucksack. Its worked out pretty good, enough room for keys, phone, toolkit etc and enough spaces for a pair of jeans and trainers. Mine had a few too many extra outside pockets which I removed with a scalpel. If you dont mind a 2 week delivery time from the other side of the world then its a good price too. Very comfortable to wear and not intrusive to my riding.
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i got a bagaboo hip pouch from cavendish cycles a few weeks ago. you can fit a decent amount in there... you would get a pair of light trainers (like converse all stars or something) in there while cycling... but probably not the cycling shoes that you took off...
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I have been using one of these for the last few months on the days I dont need a rucksack. Its worked out pretty good, enough room for keys, phone, toolkit etc and enough spaces for a pair of jeans and trainers. Mine had a few too many extra outside pockets which I removed with a scalpel. If you dont mind a 2 week delivery time from the other side of the world then its a good price too. Very comfortable to wear and not intrusive to my riding.
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Fanny Pack
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@Gustav
Do pretty much all my cycling in spds but there are situation where I'm keen to change into footwear that's not likely to incur strange looks from the general public.
I've got an old Lowe bum bag/fanny pack which I can put a pair of shoes in as well as some tools. This back is now reaching the end of its useful life and wondered if anyone has come across anything particularly good that doesn't scream foreign tourist