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Camelbak HAWG Commute 30L - full of neat ideas and great touches; possibly more bag than you need, though
Really it comes down to whether you are a light and fast traveller or you like to have that extra capacity 'just in case'...
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CamelBak MULE Commute 22 backpack review
There is a lot to like about the CamelBak MULE Commute 22 backpack: it works perfectly for a variety of tasks from work, to travel, with all errands in between
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Chrome Industries Barrage Freight backpack review
Nylon webbing offers useful extra storage, while the overbuilt construction feels as though it will last
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Lezyne M-Caddy QR saddle bag review
Clever storage solutions and robust construction make the M Caddy a great option for carrying the essentials on your next ride
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Fizik I.C.S. Saddle Pak review
The Fizik I.C.S. Saddle Pak is part of Fizik’s I.C.S range of accessories designed to seamlessly attach to compatible Fizik saddles, providing you have one.
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Bike Box Alan review
Planning on flying somewhere nice with your bike? Here is our review of the Bike Box Alan hard case as used by Chris Froome and Laura Trott to name but a few.
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Rapha Large Shoulder Bag review
Rapha Large Shoulder Bag £125
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Fizik Take seatpack review
Fizik Take seatpack £29.99
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Osprey Pandion 28 backpack review
The Osprey Pandion 28 is big enough for heavy packers and won't break your back thanks to its figure-hugging design
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Birzman Weather Warrior phone case review
Mobile phones are pretty important to have on bike rides, so we need to protect them from the elements, especially when it gets wet. Birzman Weather Warrior hopes to do just that.
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Bellroy Phone Wallet review
The Phone Wallet is another logical and stylish product from travel brand Bellroy, but is its £65 justifiable?
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Proviz REFLECT360 Cycling Backpack review
The Proviz REFLECT360 is a commuter backpack that provides amazing reflectivity from all sides whenever a headlight is shone on it
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Osprey Radial 26 review
Looking for a commuter bag for cycling? The Osprey Radial 26 is well worth a look
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ILE Apex Day Pack review
ILE, or Inside Line Equipment, is a trendy American brand making bags, by hand, in their San Francisco Bay factory. We test ride the new Apex Day Pack, and see whether trendy can also be practical.
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Mafia Tour Pack backpack review
This Mafia Tour Bag backpack is made from old sails and is definitely cool and fits well while cycling even though that's not really what it's designed for.
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Scicon Phantom 230 seat pack review
Scicon’s diminutive pack lets you carry the basics in style
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PRO Medi Strap saddle bag review
The Pro Medi Strap saddle bag offers enough space for your ride essentials and looks good in its sleek design, plus it's eco-friendly
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Velopac Ridepac review
What do you do with all those odds and ends which you need to take with you on a ride? The Ridepac keeps them all together and out of the way
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Rapha Roll Top Backpack review
The Rapha Roll Top Backpack looks good on and off the bike and is very spacious but proves uncomfortable for longer commutes
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Miss Grape Tendril 10.7 Waterproof Handlebar Bag review
A waterproof bar bag favoured by some top-class racers
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Chrome Urban Ex Handlebar Bag 2.0 review
With an excellent closure system, straightforward mounting and easy to carry off the bike – this is a highly versatile handlebar bag.
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VeloVault2 Bike Box review
We put the VeloVault bike box through its paces on a number of overseas trip to see if it will protect your pride and joy from the roughest baggage handlers.
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Howies Chevron bag review
Howies Chevron bag
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Buxum Tourmalet Bike Box review
The Buxum Tourmalet is a bike box made from aircraft-grade aluminium that aims to play the airlines at their own game
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Carradice Kelbrook Satchel review
It does have its flaws, but we really appreciated the charm and honest simplicity of the Kelbrook Satchel
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Chrome Industries Barrage Cargo backpack review
The smart looking Chrome Industries Barrage Cargo backpack put to the test
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Topeak FastFuel Tribag review
The Topeak FastFuel Tribag is well sized and will fit road bikes and TT bikes, but can rub against the inside of your legs when climbing out of the saddle.
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Radial Cycles Porter saddle bag review
The smallest version of Radial’s Porter saddle bag is a sturdy, compact piece of kit that does everything you could ask of it.
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Shimano Tokyo 23 Urban Daypack review
The Japanese component giant has done a nice job of creating a stylish backpack with an urban vibe that is full of surprises
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