BIKE: Bike rack bags

[Bob at Amp Electric]

I've had good luck with the regular black nylon-fabric type by Jandd.
Double stitches attach all of the zippers. Can't remember where I got
it.

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Sent: Thursday, June 24, 2004 10:14 PM
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Subject: BIKE: Bike rack bags






OK, does anyone have a good suggestion for a STURDY saddle
bag?  I've put holes in 3 different ones already.
I thought of a metal basket, but the cool folding ones must be bolted to
the bike, and I'd prefer to be able to switch off between my 2 bikes.
Any good referrals?

Thanks,
Michelle Schreiber








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> Jeff wrote:
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> (1) such a facility would also invite pedestrians to walk it (as I've 
> seen here in Austin), making cycling dangerous for the cyclists and
pedestrians as
> well.  I do note that the facilities are planned to be "located within

> elementary, middle  > and high school walk zones," so why would we 
> expect otherwise?
>
> To clarify--when I called the transportation dept., I was told that 
> these
> bikeways are intended to accomodate bike and foot traffic. He said
that
it 
> was not a sidewalk, though. I hope someone sends me the plan soon. It
> sounds like a sidewalk to me.
>
> I'm feeling really antsy thinking that this plan is evidently underway

> (I
> know the off-road trails are being built, which is fine with me, but I
have 
> not seen any construction of road facilities--none are planned in my 
> area
> anyway). I wonder if this bike plan was put together without public
(or 
> expert?) input. Hate to sound ignorant--but I am. This is the first
time 
> I've looked into city planning policies.
>
> We alrady have enough asphalt for everyone; the best thing for Round 
> Rock
> would really be a serious attitude adjustment--but that would be way
too 
> economical, wouldn't it?
>
> Amy
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