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Topic	Date	User
Mini bouldering pad for cycle touring?	22-Jan-2014 At 10:42:22 AM	diddy
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That Organic briefcase pad looks like the winner. Pretty much spot on my envisaged folded dimensions. If it folds in half neatly I reckon I could even get two stacked on the rear pannier - or, if cycling with a buddy we could carry one each. Paul - not all that keen on a trailer - seems like it would be awful on the off-road sections. My tourer is MTB capable, and some tracks can be pretty sandy and rough. I keep my panniers pretty light, and a pad won't add much weight at all just bulk. And the cyclomuira looks rad - reckon you could kick the cleat into ice, for winter cyclo-mixed-climbing adventures?

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