There’s only one compartment in the bag and nothing to stop them moving around as you ride, which is another thing to consider if you’re carrying laptops or items like loose sheets of paper as they can end up shuffling around inside the bag. The biggest issue I found with this bag was condensation, especially in the colder autumn and winter months. Often, I’ll open my bag to find everything inside is a little damp. It’s not horrendous – but it’s something to bear in mind when transporting things such as laptops, which brings me onto my next point… As part of the WEEE regulations, all electrical and electronic goods produced after August 2005 that fall under WEEE regulations should be clearly marked with a crossed-out bin symbol which means they should not be included with household waste so that they can be recycled One of the first things you notice about the Aqua V20 is how robustly built it is. This is no ultralight pared-down carrier, it's a solidly made, indestructible-feeling bag designed to keep its contents safe and dry no matter what's going on outside.

Once a warranty claim has been placed we will review the claim and advise on an appropriate course of action, please do not return your item until you have spoken to an advisor. Its waterproof construction means contents are kept safe in any weather and the roll-top design with compression straps allows you to adjust its size to fit exactly what you need to carry. I had a small spill while wearing this bag which meant a slight slide down the road, and the bag stood up superbly, with only slight scuffs on the edges.

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a) If we have sent you the incorrect bicycle, we will cover the cost of collection and delivery of the correct model. Tell us what the product is for and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about it? Stripped pedal threads - a comprehensive guide on the correct installation of pedals is sent out with every bike Oxford's Aqua Bags are one of the easiest ways to get your gear from A to B, safe and dry. They are made from tough PVC tarpaulin, which is welded to form waterproof seams.

On the point of the chest strap, it can be moved up and down so there’s more flexibility there to get the fit right and have it sit in the most comfortable place. The reflective stripes extend down the padded section of the straps as well, which aids visibility from the front. Large reflective panels on either side ensure you’re not only seen from behind, but all around. When I put it on it would take a bit of adjusting to get it fitting right, without the top half hanging off. When it was fitted right however, I could barely feel the bag. Versatility If you wish to return your bike to us please keep it in the box it arrived in and call us on 01772 644340 and we will arrange a collection. I can fit plenty of stuff in there, as long as the top edge of the bag can be rolled over a couple of times to seal it from the weather.One of the first things you notice about this pannier, other than the fact that it actually looks quite smart, is that it nicely straddles the line of rugged and protective without tipping over into heavy. The TPU-coated polyester fabric screams durability but the pannier itself isn't going to add too much to the on-bike weight. I’ve not only used this bag while riding but for a wide range of uses and it’s done everything I’ve needed it to without any issues. Build quality Despite the fact that this is aimed at the commuter market, I'd be happy taking it touring too – the additional weight of the pannier itself isn't a deal breaker, and its waterproof and rugged build make it ideal for long days of inclement travel. In use, the system is impressively secure, with barely any discernible movement even over rough ground. There was no swaying or swinging when I rode uphill out of the saddle. The times I found myself wanting more space in this bag were few and far between when it came to my day-to-day essentials. It’d comfortably carry my laptop, a pair of shoes, a jumper and my lunch. If I was expecting rain I’d leave a little more room to get the top rolled over more securely. Comfort

The lower hook has a good range of sideways movement and can be slid right off and refitted pointing the other way according to what works best for you. Unlike Ortlieb's QL2 system on my old panniers, there's no up-and-down adjustment for this hook, which makes it slightly less versatile.It fits my essentials, and I only occasionally find myself thinking I could do with a bit more space. I can fit my laptop and peripherals, a book, pair of shoes, lunch and headphones and still have a bit of space to spare as well.