What bag?

Posted on Sun 6th, November 2011

• #1

Bouncy

Right......

Basically I want a messenger bag; I would like to spend as little as possible, have something thats going to work and be bike specific, not fall apart and look cool.

I have seen Chrome and like the look, buckle idea thingy and size. Little pricey though.

I also really like the timbuk2 bags especially with the customisation. really good prices well?

I am sure there are hundreds more bags but these are the two I have seen and like the most.

So what would you suggest, its gonna have a lot of use and will be chucked around but nothing to extreme.

Any help would be really good thanks.

Bouncy
• #2

O'Shane
• #3

clefty

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• #4

punkture
• #5

O'Shane

Boom, beating a sub 1K member to the chevrons
• #6

clefty

I've just had a big dinner (see the food thread), you caught me off guard.

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