d
bags (I really like the V-Brand stuff a lot) and another pair of MUSA pants
(also among my fav's). Life is good on two wheels. Oh, and GO GIANTS!!!
From: Harry H
To: RBW Owners Bunch
Sent: Wed, October 20, 2010 10:51:48 PM
Subject: [RBW] Re: Swift Indu
I've got a pair of the Short Stack Panniers in waxed canvas which are
very similar to the pics on their site and I love 'em. They were very
easy to work with; I never did speak to them in person, but my order
was spot on and arrived ahead of schedule. I've been using them on the
Atlantis extensivel
I have the Swift Porteur bag.
It is very well made and good looking. The codura is thick.
Stitching excellent. Martina asked me about and included some custom
features at no extra charge.
The bag gets a lot of compliments which is neither here nor there.
However, the bag lead to a meaningful co
I spoke on the phone with Martina at Swift Industries earlier this
week. She was really helpful and offered several great ideas for
making a porteur bag that would work for my bike. Seems like a great
company making some excellent bags.
On Oct 19, 3:40 pm, Dave Craig wrote:
> The folks who run
Ray,
I have the rear panniers in waxed cotton and I would heartily
recommend them. They are very well built, waterproof (at least in the
one storm they have been in), and quite stylish. Martina and Jason
were great to work with.
john
On Oct 19, 1:14 pm, Ray wrote:
> It was a recent post by anot
The folks who run Swift Industries are friends of mine.
It is a cottage industry operated by two people, Jason and Martina,
who are committed environmentalists, bike commuters and bike
advocates. They were instrumental in starting the community bike
workshop at our college. If you are interested i
Ray I really stroked my chin over these last year when they were $175
a pair but the dimensions weren't quite big enough for me.
I grocery shop every week and find my cheapo Banjo Brothers / $50 set
just work well.
http://www.banjobrothers.com/products/panniers/market-pannier/
They're just a l
