Pics of detachable cheap ass tourpack
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03-01-2008, 11:26 AM
RE: Pics of detachable cheap *** tourpack
Thank you for posting these pics cwilks! I think it looks good. How has it worked out for you this winter in terms of craftsmanship quality, paint quality, space, and sturdyness? Sorry to ask so many questions. I just keep jumping back and forth among all the different packs, and for occasional use, this one looks pretty nice and affordable.
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RE: Pics of detachable cheap *** tourpack
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Thank you for posting these pics cwilks! I think it looks good. How has it worked out for you this winter in terms of craftsmanship quality, paint quality, space, and sturdyness? Sorry to ask so many questions. I just keep jumping back and forth among all the different packs, and for occasional use, this one looks pretty nice and affordable.
Thank you for posting these pics cwilks! I think it looks good. How has it worked out for you this winter in terms of craftsmanship quality, paint quality, space, and sturdyness? Sorry to ask so many questions. I just keep jumping back and forth among all the different packs, and for occasional use, this one looks pretty nice and affordable.
I've had it since middle of last year....couple of long trips...hackin' around town....its worked out great......it is a $100 tourpack so don't expect HD quality...its nowhere as sturdy as a HD one nor is the paint as good BUT its $600 less and it does the job for me (someone who doesn't use it all the time)
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