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Question: Hello, I'm going on a cycling trip for 2 weeks over seas do you think these pannier would be for carrying supplies 30  lbs.
Document: This pannier looks very nice and is very spacious. I've been using for the last 2 weeks for commuting to work. Unfortunately, it has not lasted very long. One brush with the spokes, as sometimes happens when I go over bumps, and the fabric along the seams tore completely apart, rendering the pannier useless. The "66D Tearproof fabric" didn't prove to be very tearproof. I think that something that is used so routinely needs to be more sturdy.
Big Bike BagsThese are nice quality bags. I didn't keep them because they are so big. If you aren't going on a serious trip where you are carrying lots of cargo, opt for something else. Additionally, the way they attach to the bike worried me. I felt like the "ties" at the bottom that held the bag against the bike would be easily caught in the spokes or the tire if it came loose. I asked the guy at the bike shop if I was missing something.
Or just put a cheap taillight in the pocket.Overall, these are a good deal, but you may need to replace the clips.ETA: Not long after I wrote this review, the seam on one pannier started to separate at the bottom corner, resulting in not only a hole, but also the inside panel curling toward the wheel as I mentioned would happen if you don't use the plastic inserts. After only a few months of use, this is ridiculous, so I'm changing my rating to 2 stars.
The only issue I really have with this is that you need to have a pannier as well. So it is a good price, but also think about the pannier price as well when you factor in. It is very handy on taking short trips up town or on a small trip.
Great panniers that can pack a weeks or so worth of grocery in a single trip. Putting it on and taking it off is fast once you get the hang of it. The left over slack on the clips gets wrapped around itself as I'm afraid that if left loose it'll get into the tire and cause a crash.I did have some trouble with the outside edge getting caught in my tire a couple times, not sure how it managed to do that.
I bought this product for myself in the fall of 2012. I've taken it on 3 bike camping trips (around 100 miles each) and had no problem carrying what I needed for 2-3 days (with a backpack and some stuff bungied on top). Also have no problem getting a weeks worth of groceries for family of 4 (again, often with a back pack).
I wasn't expecting the best, but not even 2 weeks into use, light use, there is a tear! If you own this &#34;product&#34; or plan to purchase  be advised to also invest in duct tape! For I'm sure you will at least get some use if both the interior and exterior are covered in the stuff! !Joe Z.
I leave it clipped onto my bike all the time (unless I'm going on a fitness ride on the weekend) and it hasn't gotten stolen yet (probably due to its aforementioned unsexiness). I can fit my enormous lunch bag with tons of pyrex containers, my enormous legal-sized purse, and more.The reason this product gets 5 stars from me is that it is freaking cheap! Do you see what companies are charging for one lonely pannier?
Unbelievable! Easily worth four times the price. I've been a private bicycle courier for over 30 years, and have tried every conceivable method of carrying books, papers, groceries - along with a lock, spares, light jacket, etc. - and nothing ever came close to the convenience, appearance and capacity of these panniers.
These are under $30 and the heel strike problem is not a fault of the pannier so I give it five stars.
Answer: yes