Panniers or not

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Panniers or not

Post by Roy W » Fri Nov 30, 2012 12:42 pm

On ebay lately there have been several sets of MT350 / 500 canvas throw over panniers variously described as genuine, rare, recently released from the MOD and other assorted bollix.

They are 58 webbing large packs joined together by their straps.

These are readily available for a tenner or less, often brand new.

Hopefully this post might prevent some newer members getting ripped off to the tune of upto £80 for panniers that aren't panniers.

I haven't linked any items due to forum policy.
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Re: Panniers or not

Post by Mr Shiney » Fri Nov 30, 2012 12:44 pm

Yep, I caught caught on this one. I sent them back and got a refund as they were clearly misrepresented.

However they will fit nicely in a set of Adies racks.
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Re: Panniers or not

Post by Roy W » Fri Nov 30, 2012 12:49 pm

Mr Shiney wrote:Yep, I caught caught on this one. I sent them back and got a refund as they were clearly misrepresented.

However they will fit nicely in a set of Adies racks.
Absolutely, and nothing wrong with using them, however, they are available for a tenner yet people are paying £40-£80 + for a set of £20 large packs, I just think the descriptions are deliberately misleading and false.
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Re: Panniers or not

Post by stuvy » Fri Nov 30, 2012 1:25 pm

The person selling them more than likely reads this forum the con artist f**ker
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Re: Panniers or not

Post by Roy W » Fri Nov 30, 2012 1:30 pm

A simple ebay search for '58 webbing large pack' will bring up loads for as little as 99p each
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Re: Panniers or not

Post by arceye » Fri Nov 30, 2012 3:20 pm

Thats given me an idea !
I am going to cut up my old KF shirts into squares and sell them as abrasive sheets.
£10 each. :D
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Re: Panniers or not

Post by Roy W » Fri Nov 30, 2012 3:21 pm

arceye wrote:Thats given me an idea !
I am going to cut up my old KF shirts into squares and sell them as abrasive sheets.
£10 each. :D
Or washable toilet roll
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Re: Panniers or not

Post by gary999 » Wed Dec 05, 2012 11:53 am

Spotted those "panniers" aswell and i sent him a message explaining his mistake when describing the items..... He still has them for sale but has changed the description slightly.
They are indeed 58 pattern large packs and not the original panniers.
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