Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Is there any way to attach a carry strap to the bags for use off the bike?
Document: I got these panniers to carry my lunch and work clothes to and from my job and they fit the bill perfectly. They easily fit a packed lunch box, change of clothes, wallet, and keys with room to spare. They attach to the bike rack with metal hooks. A bungee cord with another hook attaches to the bottom of the rack to keep it from bouncing loose.
I bought these for my husband. These bags are high quality and extremely easy to attach to the bike compared to my own. I find myself stealing his all the time! :) Very spacious, so they are great for commuting to work. I'm sure there are bigger and better ones out there, but for this price range I am delighted.
I tried several panniers at my local bike shops and couldn't find any big enough for my daily work commute that didn't rub the back of my heels when I pedaled. The triangular shape of this bag is perfect, with minimal heel strike. The size also is right for a commuter bag. I can fit a light jacket, lunch, and a purse in one of the bags. If I need to carry a laptop or a book, there's enough room in the second bag for both.
have had one of these bags full time on my mountain bike for a year. Really makes you wonder why some bags cost so much more. The bags are small but just what you need when you are only dealing with changes in the weather, They have very good heel clearance and leave the top rack clear to use cargo nets, lots of places to hook the net on the moabs. I would not hesitate to buy any bag from bushwhacker
upon inspecting the back, there is a elastic chord with a hook. the chord can be tigthen but pulling the a strap that is attached to the end of the chord.only that day then i realised there is a hole on the bike rack on and everything makes sense.
They are just regular zippers and once they go, the bags will be pretty useless. I dont see a way to replace or repair the zippers. Safety pins... and lots of them. My suggestion to Bushwhacker would be to add some velcro or a clip, just in case the zippers go out, then there is a separate way to close the bag.
These bags are great, not super big but enough room to carry a 15&#34; laptop or a coat/jacket. Attaches firmly with a &#34;S&#34; hook at the bottom and metal hooks at the top.
I would get these again or even upgrade to the Moab bags that are like this one but have an additional smaller side pocket on each bag, because the cubic inches I believe is closer to 1900. Either way, I think it's a great set of panniers. The last thing to test out will to see if I can set it up without my heels hitting them as I have size 12 feet.Edit: I've ridden with the bag mounted on my super tourist dx rack for disc brakes.
I bought these to use on my bike and I am very happy with them. The quality is excellent. I was surprized at how much they hold . They work great with riding I was afraid they would interfere with the wheel but they don't, if your looking to buy some I recommend them !
That is the minimum I have to take to work. Well let's just say that I can get one of my work boots into one bag and that's about it. They are a little small for what I need them for. But if you work in an office you should have more than enough room to carry what you need, assuming that you're only going to take some PT gear and lunch.I'll be looking for a larger bags but these should work great for front panniers if I can rig them up right.
Answer: yes