Bicycle backpack
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Any recommendations for a bicycle backpack which can be easily clipped on a bicycle tray in the back?
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Any recommendations for a bicycle backpack which can be easily clipped on a bicycle tray in the back?
Ortlieb bags seem pretty good in my experience. I have the backroller XL which is a pannier bag with a shoulder strap rather than a backpack. Plus they are made in Germany and not just a German company with outsourced production.
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Ortlieb bags seem pretty good in my experience. I have the backroller XL which is a pannier bag with a shoulder strap rather than a backpack. Plus they are made in Germany and not just a German company with outsourced production.
Can also vouch for Ortlieb. Back when I bike commuted to the office, I used an Ortlieb single pannier for my laptop and accessories. Was pretty convenient to clip my bag to the bike and not get my back too sweaty from riding with a backpack.
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Any recommendations for a bicycle backpack which can be easily clipped on a bicycle tray in the back?
The arkel brand has some super well made panniers.
https://arkel.ca/collections/bicycle-panniers/products/bug-pannier-backpack
North St bags makes a pannier backpack also.
They are both extremely heavy duty with high quality hardware, burly fabric etc
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Any recommendations for a bicycle backpack which can be easily clipped on a bicycle tray in the back?
I recommend buying a brompton bicycle.
The rack being super low means the distance between the rear rack and the saddle is almost the exact height of a good backpack. IMHO, it’s the best way to carry a backpack on a bicycle
Edit: Brompton’s small front O-bag is actually made by Ortlieb. I wouldn’t recommend their bags as backpack replacements. They work great on bicycles, but not so much on your back (where the weight should actually be on your hips)
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Ortlieb bags seem pretty good in my experience. I have the backroller XL which is a pannier bag with a shoulder strap rather than a backpack. Plus they are made in Germany and not just a German company with outsourced production.
Ditto, Ortlieb Backrollers are great! I’m amazed at how much can fit in them too, I can get a week’s worth of groceries in a pair of them. (Some bulky things like a cereal box get strapped on the rack between them.)
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Ortlieb bags seem pretty good in my experience. I have the backroller XL which is a pannier bag with a shoulder strap rather than a backpack. Plus they are made in Germany and not just a German company with outsourced production.
They have a pretty solid backpack pannier as well
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Any recommendations for a bicycle backpack which can be easily clipped on a bicycle tray in the back?
My favorite backpack brand is Osprey. They have a warranty that states, “we don’t care if you bought it on 1972 (or something like that) or yesterday, we will fix it” which to me is awesome, better than a replacement. I’ve had great luck with their packs.
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Any recommendations for a bicycle backpack which can be easily clipped on a bicycle tray in the back?
Any backpack with an internal frame works fine. These are usually long distance hiking packs, so they last a long time.
