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With that bike you can just have a full pannier rack instead of seatpost pack. That AXS dropper battery would be hard to access if you put a pack there.
Keroshii on
A tail fin rack would probably be your best bet. Kind of halfway between a full rack system and a seat pack but it ends up being the best of both worlds. Alot more stable than a regular seat pack
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With that bike you can just have a full pannier rack instead of seatpost pack. That AXS dropper battery would be hard to access if you put a pack there.
A tail fin rack would probably be your best bet. Kind of halfway between a full rack system and a seat pack but it ends up being the best of both worlds. Alot more stable than a regular seat pack
man polygon is really killing it lately