On Mon, Mar 26, 2012 at 11:23 AM, Philip Williamson
<philip.william...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ha! I was just looking at the Quickbeam, feeling the same way. I think it's
> Spring. I'm tempted to trade the dynamo hub and S3X for regular fixed wheels
> and lighter tires, and keep the basket OR the bag, but not both. Maybe when
> i move back to California.
>

I have the hilsen outfitted kinda light. Just the mark's rack and the
little baileyworks rack bag for it and a the brand-v keven's bag off
the saddle.
The keven's bag carries the toolkit, tubes, etc

The front bag is personal items.

The rom has a basket on the front and a tool roll under the seat. The
basket normally doesn't carry much but my shoulder bag and a lock
since I use the rom for a lot of errands recently.

The lotus has a rear rack on it which I put in a grocery-bag pannier
on one side. and nothing else. though I must admit I do end up
dropping random things in there. When you have that open basket on the
back it's easy to just drop a pkg in there on the way and not really
think about it.

The only bike which seems over-bagged to me sometimes is our tandem.
The only problem is that, invariably, when I go out on the tandem with
the stoker we end up picking up more stuff than we anticipated and the
bags are full on the ride home. Most of the time they are full with
things like beer or milk or books. But still, necessary items :)

I do have lights on just about all of the bikes - so I've found the
small mark's rack to be a great place as, if nothing else, a light
mount :)

what crosses the line to too much?

-sv

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