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Used for a credit card LEJOG in 2007, and I still have it. It's a wonderfully comfortable bike, but light enough to be used on club runs in the winter. I wouldn't want to go camping on it as the frame's a bit too light for heavily-laden touring.
Just bought a Kona Honky Tonk for some 'light' touring; it currently looks like this:
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Ransos - Your picture is ****ed. Don't leave us hangin'...
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Credit card tourer.
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I gotta say, I'm left feeling a little disappointed.
Only joking. Very nice!
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mates Lappiere & my equilibrium with salsa racklock & rear rack mounted off mudguard eyes
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ir_bandito - Member
xcstu -liking the PDW fenders.
How did you attach the pannier rack (tubus fly?) around the brake calliper? Any pics of the non-drive side?
Cheers ir_bandito - Ya the rack is a tubus and had to buy these adaptors to get round the callipers.. Was a bit of a pain at the time but seems to work well now! Have to take some pics as not much info around online!
These are the adaptors: The Jandd disc brake adapter
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