CARRY YOUR STUFF - click on Red Text for links to other pages
There is a considerable range
of luggage designed to attach to bicycles. For
the regular commuter
who has certain things they frequently take on the
journey, it may well be worth investing in something 
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suitable. A good
quality pannier should last you many, many years
Panniers
Traditional
panniers attach to a rack on either the rear part of the frame
or the front forks (rear attachments recommended as they give more stable
handling). In general, panniers are better than carrying your stuff
(especially if its bulky or heavy) in a backback,
which can destabilise you whilst cycling
Traditional
panniers attach to a rack on either the rear part of the frame
or the front forks (rear attachments recommended as they give more stable
handling). In general, panniers are better than carrying your stuff
(especially if its bulky or heavy) in a backback,
which can destabilise you whilst cyclingIncreasingly
there are a number of panniers and bag attachments made to suit
your specific need:
Briefcase-type
panniers, shaped and padded bags with compartments shaped
and padded toaccommodate laptop, files and mobile which detach easily from your bike and have a shoulder
strap or carrying handles.
Student bags
designed for bulky A4 files and outer pocket for nick-nacks.
Once off the bag becomes a shoulder bag.
Shopping
panniersonce off the bike becomes a spacious shopping bag with handles and shoulder strap
Luggage
designed specifically for folding bikes - some of it designed to be suitable for specific manufacturers’ folding bikes.
In
fact you can carry just about anything attached to your bike:
from a small saddlebag of tools to trailer full of
goods!
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