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  1. TheProdigalCyclist on

    I had one of these on my Trek 620 when I ride across the United States in 1988. Getting the front panniers lower and near the hub, really helped to stabilize the front end. I could easily pass motorists down mountain passes with a fully loaded 70+ pound bike.
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  2. Had that rack on my Trek 720 that I rode all around England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Ireland, and Wales in 1982. Used same rack on a trip from Cut Bank, Montana to Prince Rupert, British Columbia in 1983. Used it also on numerous weekend touring trips. Nice rack served me well.

  3. Legit. Had the same on my Fuji touring bike in a group ride from Missoula MT to Jasper Alberta in 1985. After the group trip, I rode solo south to Whidbey Island.

    That’s me and my Fuji in front 🙂 As you can see, most of the others in the group also had low-mount front panniers. As others have said, the low weight really stabilizes the handling.

    The group ride was arranged by Bikecentennial (anybody remember them?), now called Adventure Cycling Association.

    https://preview.redd.it/uewuf77g6uge1.jpeg?width=3777&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7e5aa5c89b056c8be7afa0baf37861d94b81734a

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