Comments on: Tips for Better Bike Portability: How to Carry it all to Work http://cycleandstyle.com/2010/05/tips-for-better-bike-portability-how-to-carry-it-all-to-work/ An Online Women's Cycling Magazine. For Women. By Women. Tue, 17 Apr 2012 08:58:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Aphirath http://cycleandstyle.com/2010/05/tips-for-better-bike-portability-how-to-carry-it-all-to-work/comment-page-1/#comment-2079 Aphirath Fri, 22 Oct 2010 02:33:56 +0000 http://cycleandstyle.com/?p=4103#comment-2079 I sell a new product called HybridBackpack that allows the rider to take their existing backpack, laptop bags or shoulder bag. Even better is the fact that it carries other items like a case of beer, pet carrier, rubbermaid tub and more. It also acts as rear fender and has a triangular reflector in the back. Check it out on my website, www.hybridbackpack.com Those who I have sent it to review keep saying that it's just an engineered bungee cords. Just a note: Bungee cords works best when it's stretched to it's maximum length. It has a tendency to slip and does not come with reflectors. My item is unique and there's nothing like it out there in the market. The beauty of it is that you as a rider will be able to take your existing bags or items off your back. Thus reducing the strain on your back and reduce sweating. my motto "you have it, take it off your back and take it with you" I sell a new product called HybridBackpack that allows the rider to take their existing backpack, laptop bags or shoulder bag. Even better is the fact that it carries other items like a case of beer, pet carrier, rubbermaid tub and more. It also acts as rear fender and has a triangular reflector in the back.

Check it out on my website, http://www.hybridbackpack.com
Those who I have sent it to review keep saying that it’s just an engineered bungee cords.
Just a note: Bungee cords works best when it’s stretched to it’s maximum length. It has a tendency to slip and does not come with reflectors.

My item is unique and there’s nothing like it out there in the market.

The beauty of it is that you as a rider will be able to take your existing bags or items off your back.
Thus reducing the strain on your back and reduce sweating.

my motto
“you have it, take it off your back and take it with you”

]]> By: Lisa http://cycleandstyle.com/2010/05/tips-for-better-bike-portability-how-to-carry-it-all-to-work/comment-page-1/#comment-1438 Lisa Sat, 12 Jun 2010 00:11:38 +0000 http://cycleandstyle.com/?p=4103#comment-1438 I love all the cycling tips your website has to give bike commuters. I really like the bags that fit on the back of your bike, eliminates having to carry a backpack. I love all the cycling tips your website has to give bike commuters. I really like the bags that fit on the back of your bike, eliminates having to carry a backpack.

]]> By: Enter Two Contests in the Month of June! | Cycle and Style http://cycleandstyle.com/2010/05/tips-for-better-bike-portability-how-to-carry-it-all-to-work/comment-page-1/#comment-1432 Enter Two Contests in the Month of June! | Cycle and Style Fri, 11 Jun 2010 22:49:46 +0000 http://cycleandstyle.com/?p=4103#comment-1432 [...] for those fair weather commuters who live in the northern half of the USA. Cycle and Style got some great commuting tips from the CEO of Timbuk2, Mike Wallenfels, and showed off a great pannier that definitely caught my [...] [...] for those fair weather commuters who live in the northern half of the USA. Cycle and Style got some great commuting tips from the CEO of Timbuk2, Mike Wallenfels, and showed off a great pannier that definitely caught my [...]

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