Pannier clips

Posted on Tue 22nd, January 2013

• #1

ffm
I bought some 2nd-hand karrimor panniers a while ago. The back of them looks like this:

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As you can see, they're missing a clip on the bottom to hold them against the pannier rack. This doesn't look like the standard fitting, of a single horizontal rail as seen in the second picture here. Does anyone know where I can buy a clip, or have one they can spare, or know what they look like, or have any ideas how I could lash up a DIY one?

Thanks, ffm

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• #2

useless

Here you go: http://forum.ctc.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=70954#p611385
• #3

ffm

Cheers far-from-useless. I'd got some of the way there, but it looks like your google-fu is stronger than mine.

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