jj65
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https://youtu.be/7W8gtVulsHU
Interestingly the metal frame looks like it uses the oem plastic pannier mounting points with a lever clamping from underneath like the plastic ones. So could this be the first metal framed panniers that has a quick release frame
Not a fan of the alloy panniers, prefer the new Bumots, but the frame would be great, means your not carting them around when your not using the panniers
ATAS new colour looks rather nice too, stealthy, shiny and nice. Not too sure of the standard AT colours, blue looks ok I suppose, the red looks better with the new black front mudguard and the black has now got gold bars and wheels (so warlord won’t be interested
).
Edit: viewed the vid again, pannier frame doesn’t have a clamp release, it’s bolted using a clamp in the oem mounting point underneath. Still looks like it would be a quick job to completely remove.
Interestingly the metal frame looks like it uses the oem plastic pannier mounting points with a lever clamping from underneath like the plastic ones. So could this be the first metal framed panniers that has a quick release frame
Not a fan of the alloy panniers, prefer the new Bumots, but the frame would be great, means your not carting them around when your not using the panniers
ATAS new colour looks rather nice too, stealthy, shiny and nice. Not too sure of the standard AT colours, blue looks ok I suppose, the red looks better with the new black front mudguard and the black has now got gold bars and wheels (so warlord won’t be interested
).Edit: viewed the vid again, pannier frame doesn’t have a clamp release, it’s bolted using a clamp in the oem mounting point underneath. Still looks like it would be a quick job to completely remove.
