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4 Jul 2003
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Tail Bag
I have a tail bag that is insulated and workes well. What I did was bought a soft case insulated drink carrier made by artic zone and mounted to my bike. I wish I had thought of the idea, but I found it here http://www.dirtly.com/tailbag.html. I put mine on a little diffrently than it describes in the link. Basically I put a piece of alunmium in the bottom, drilled holes where my bolts hold my rack on, then put longer bolts in so they hold on the tail bag and rack.
------------------ John "The older I get the better I was"
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