>>2038583
>just throwing your shit in a backpack and calling it a day.
how long of a ride have you tried to do this for, with how much stuff? it gets old awfully fast as those two numbers go up.
>>2038583
>the trend
this "trend" is as old as the safety bicycle, in fact istr pictures of penny-farthings with bedrolls on the handlebars so possibly older. even racers in training have historically rolled with frame pump, spare tubular strapped under the saddle, bidon. probably because it doesn't take too terribly long to realize that carrying the stuff you need for long rides on your body sucks and people had been putting bags on horses (instead of wearing backpacks while horseback) for a long time before the bicycle came about.

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To add accessories to your bike as much as possible, or to keep it as simple as you can, even to the point of removing…