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		<title>By: Rich,  Woodbury, CT</title>
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		<description>Dave,
I&#039;m a 54 year old that has moved from backpacking to bike touring (easier on my feet) and I wanted to tell you that my Black Star panniers withstood a rainy week on Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia. They&#039;re tough, waterproof and seem to be chasm-like with storage space. Clothes, camping gear, food, and drink fit nicely with room to spare.  I use the two rear bags to bike to my local IGA for food shopping. I can get 4 grocery bags worth into the rears alone. AWESOME!  Thanks for the great bags.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dave,<br />
I&#8217;m a 54 year old that has moved from backpacking to bike touring (easier on my feet) and I wanted to tell you that my Black Star panniers withstood a rainy week on Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia. They&#8217;re tough, waterproof and seem to be chasm-like with storage space. Clothes, camping gear, food, and drink fit nicely with room to spare.  I use the two rear bags to bike to my local IGA for food shopping. I can get 4 grocery bags worth into the rears alone. AWESOME!  Thanks for the great bags.</p>
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