Bargin dry bags

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I remembered awhile ago someone recommending Lomo dry bags! I finally track some down!

http://www.ewetsuits.com/acatalog/Dry-B ... gs-uk.html

At £20 plus postage for a 40 litre dry bag I think thats pretty awesome.

I will up load a photo of it on the bike monday!
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VR_Rider wrote:
At £20 plus postage for a 40 litre dry bag I think thats pretty awesome.
i dont, i got a new 90ltr ortleib for £16 on ebay
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davsato wrote:
VR_Rider wrote:
At £20 plus postage for a 40 litre dry bag I think thats pretty awesome.
i dont, i got a new 90ltr ortleib for £16 on ebay
Gloater :P
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VersysRider wrote:
davsato wrote:
VR_Rider wrote:
At £20 plus postage for a 40 litre dry bag I think thats pretty awesome.
i dont, i got a new 90ltr ortleib for £16 on ebay
Gloater :P
LOL, still both prices are better the 60 odd quid other places charge!
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Thanks VR, just what I'm after. :)
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VR,
That could have been my reccommendation. I bought a couple of the 60Ltr ones. They fit Ok on top of Vario panniers. Roll top (along the length) An excellent good value item.

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As promised a two photos of the Lomo bag.

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How the hell do you fit a 90lt on a bike ??? My 45 lt hangs off either side !!
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springbok160 wrote:How the hell do you fit a 90lt on a bike ??? My 45 lt hangs off either side !!
Put a piece of laminate floorboard in the bottom of the bag

I have done this for years and the bag is rock solid against the back rack
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springbok160 wrote:How the hell do you fit a 90lt on a bike ??? My 45 lt hangs off either side !!
on way to coupes may08.jpg
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its not as big as it sounds, its not as wide as the panniers
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