| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 16.1 x 12.6 x 2.3 inches |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 2.1 Pounds |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 3.7 x 16.1 x 11.34 inches |
| Brand Name | Avenir |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Manufacturer | Raleigh |
| Part Number | 69-01-036 |
| Size | 1,100cu" |
| Sport Type | Cycling |
Avenir Metro 2.0 Shopping Pannier (1, 100 - Cubic Inches)
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- Single pannier sized to fit one standard grocery bag; 1144 cubic inch capacity
- One zippered pocket for wallet, keys, and other valuables
- Lightweight aluminum frame folds flat when not in use
- Mounts to most racks with hook and strap mounting system
- Includes removable shoulder strap
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Avenir by Raleigh is the premier bicycle accessory line from legendary Raleigh Bicycles.
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The durable, well-constructed Avenir Metro 2.0 pannier is perfect for urban riders who want to carry a single shopping bag home from the grocery store. This single pannier has an 1144 cubic inch capacity, and it features a solid bottom to protect your groceries, a stripe of reflective tape around the pannier, and a durable nylon mesh midsection. It fastens easily to your bike rack with a standard hook and strap mounting system. The lightweight, aluminum frame conveniently folds flat when not in use. Other features include a removable shoulder strap and a zippered pocket for wallet, keys, and other valuables.
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| ASIN | B00165Q8ZO |
|---|---|
| Customer Reviews |
3.5 out of 5 stars |
| Date First Available | March 18, 2008 |
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For the price, they are exactly what they need to be. And they hold A LOT! For $5 more I would've liked a stuff-sack type drawstring closure on the top. I'm thinking REI sells a stuff sack that is big enough to put inside and use on windy or wet days so things don't get damp from potential rain. This would also prevent things from bouncing out over the two rail road crossings I have between home and grocery store, or if I use them on bumpy dirt roads etc. The frame is weird, it doesn't exactly fit across the basket into the little pocket on the inside, but it does help the basket stay rigid when it has stuff in it. That is why it's not 5 stars. BUT that is not a deal breaker for me, or any reason not to like them or reason to return them, for me.
My second trip I came home with this: half gallon of ice cream, two small boxes of frozen veggies, a large tray of chicken, (8x12"), a standard size tray of steak, a tray of ground turkey, a bag of fresh parsley, a 1lb bag of mozzarella, two cans of crescent rolls, a bottle of ketchup and a bottle of mustard. All of it fit in one bag, but I split it into two to distribute the weight.
I have no doubt that the pair will be big enough to carry suits, towels snacks and drinks for a full day at the pond or a picnic a the park without problems.
I would've liked a couple d-rings at the outside corners along the top edge so I can hook my cargo net over it.
Overall I do like the product, a lot, and it was worth every penny. They are a heavy weight material and seem like they will hold up well over time. I imagine they will pay for themselves within a year of not having to drive to the grocery store in the spring/summer/fall months and use all that fuel.
ed cross country some time ago and I can't say I never lost my packs, but in 4k miles, maybe 2-3 times. The panniers have tension straps that are adjustable, but the straps are cheap and come from 2 angles. On my old panniers, the tension strap (singular) was vertical, and worked just fine. The clips that go on your rack are too wide, so I'll probably either have to find new ones or cut them down to size so I can fit them further back. Another beef is that the panniers rise above the rack, making it hard to bungie down other a lock, or other stuff. I'd rather have the weight pushed against the rack than the plastic sidings of my panniers. Makes no sense. I wish this company had taken the time to think through their product. I'm giving it 3 stars generously because assuming they don't fall off any more, they should serve some use, and at least you don't have to zip tie the goofy looking metal cage packs others are using for groceries. My guess is that since their isn't much competition in the pannier business, there's little incentive for intelligent design, let alone innovation. Too bad.





