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Figments and Phragmites

Upgrading the Trek

Rack Pack

30/11/2017

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Travel requires storage. In order to carry things with you, you need a place to carry them. My bicycle already had a decent aluminum rack (that I stole from my previous Mountain bike) that would soon carry a sizable bag to hold things like my wallet, phone, lock, airpump, and the like. While I prefer to travel light, there is always some stuff you need to carry.
This bag (pictures taken from Amazon) is a nice upgrade from the original Schwinn bag I had on my previous bike. With the fold down panniers, it holds more than you might expect.
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    When I brought my Trek home, it was a basic bicycle. A couple of mismatched water bottles (that I promptly threw away) and a rack. It was nice, but she needed more to suit what I wanted to do and the miles I would spend in the Saddle.
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