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Delta Cycles Waterproof Pannier Review

During our ride on the Allegheny Passage from West Newton to Frostburg I used the Delta Cycles Waterproof Pannier. I think that it could handle a 2-3 day trip with careful packing. I packed all of my stuff in ziplock bags to better organize. On the trip home it poured rain for 15 minutes and the panniers lived up to their hype. No water or mud made its way into panniers.

When closing the bags it has a roll top with a snap clasp and a velcro strap. Then the upper cover fold over to completely cover the roll and straps. It has several small pockets on the rear inside panel. But other than that it is one open bag.


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