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12 May 2003
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Panniers...who to go with?
Need to buy my rear rack/pannier setup this month and was looking for some insight. At this point I've pretty much narrowed it down to Happy Trails vs. Overland. I ride a 650L.
Suggestions? Price and durability are main concerns. Thanks in advance. 
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12 May 2003
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I don't know the happy trails stuff, but I use/abuse Overland Solutions stuff on an L. the rack is bomb-proof so you also need the frame reinforced to go carrying your luggage. I expect "standard" racking will be cheaper and lighter, but less robust.
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18 Jun 2003
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Check out the Moto-Sport Panniers. I've used them on my 650L for awhile now and like them as they are narrower than tne Happy Trails and come standard with a drop in bag. http://www.moto-sportpanniers.com/
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