Comments on: Review: Torker Cargo T

By: Scupedman

Scupedman — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 20:12:27 +0000

Nice bike, I would defiantly need one of does for ruff trails in Toronto

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By: RL

RL — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 16:46:06 +0000

Mike,

If you’re concerened about water proofing, get the Banjo Brothers Water Proof Pannier.
http://banjobrothers.com/products/01110.php

The one I have holds it shape pretty well. Check out the one I mentioned above. If you contact Banjo Brothers, they’ll definitely help you find what you’re looking for. Mike and Eric are awesome to deal with! Tell them I said hi!

Reach us by phone

(612) 310-7125
Snail Mail

Banjo Brothers International, LLC
PO Box 24915
Edina, MN 55424-0915
Important E-Mail Addresses

* customerservice@banjobrothers.com for general inquiries
* warranty@banjobrothers.com for questions about warranties
* bikesales@banjobrothers.com for questions about our products

By: Mike

Mike — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 05:42:02 +0000

RL–Two other questions; looking at that Photo where you have one of these Bags installed, does that cover over the bag pretty much shield what you have in the bag from the Rain? That’s a concern here in our typical Miami rainy Summers.

2) Do these bags hold thier rectangular shape pretty good? Some makes of these gtocery bags look pretty sad after a few months use with heavy duty usage. Thanks

By: Mike

Mike — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 05:17:11 +0000

RL–Hey Thanks for the Fast Reply on the Bags. As I wrote earlier, they look like the Ticket for my new ride. Big Bike needs Big Bags, right? Yea, that Big Neon Green Cargo T really is a Retina Scorcher of a Color. I painted my last restored bike the same color with Spray Cans from Spanish Montana Graffiti Paint–exact same Color. Love it! Thx again!

By: RL

RL — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 20:18:07 +0000

Mike,

That neon green is wicked hot! Congrats on your Toker!

By: RL

RL — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 20:15:09 +0000

Mike,

The bag in question is the Banjo Brothers Grocery Pannier.
http://banjobrothers.com/products/01080.php

It’s a bit bigger than a grocery bag. Below are the specs:

GROCERY PANNIER – Fits standard grocery bags like a glove. It works equally well with plastic bags, or even by itself with built-in shoulder strap. They fold flat when you aren’t carrying your dinner and are built to last.

* 1100 cubic inch capacity or 1 brown paper grocery bag
* Ripstop front and sides with ballistic fabric in high-wear areas
* Adjustable quick-attach elastic attachment
* Plated-steel frame and rigid polymer liner prevent sagging
* Includes shoulder strap and handles; great for shopping
* MSRP: $34.99