I think what you have there is the 'Large' Borough bag. I went for the medium simply because I don't think I could lift a full large bag on and off my Brompton, FFS the bike's heavy enough as it is! I find that the medium size is just right to hold a 600g brown artisan sourdough loaf, half a dozen free-range eggs and a quarter pound of organic ham when I visit the farm shop. A 600g brown artisan sourdough loaf costs a great deal more than a Warburtons seeded batch loaf but I can no longer eat that stuff, it sticks in my throat since I learned of Warburton bunging the Tories many thousands over the years and his support of Brexit. It's just another cost I've had to bear since January 2020. I set fire to my Dyson vacuum cleaner last week. Cheers 👍🏼
Good Review , I have just damaged my Kirkland bag bought back in 1977 and its the best pack for a bike that I have used. There are so many bags that just do not work well. They work but not easy on ,easy off or hauling stuff in an effortless way. The kirkland bag looks so old and heat up yet work so good I am thinking of making a pair of the bag for I can not replace them. OH well hard to describe a bag that you have use that long and how good it was in transporting stuff with a problem.
Nice Bag , just like Mary Poppins had before she was mugged, I,m worried why is they a Sherlock Homes picture and a tub of Swarfega in the video ??? 😀😀
That isn't actually as expensive as I thought it might be, £140 ish? By the look of it and it being Brompton branded and all, I reckon that's not bad going money wise as it looks a well designed and made bit of kit. It is bleddy huge though, somewhat less than aero there Hutchings old chap, you're going to have to up your wattage when the wind is against you that's for sure. By jove, I do believe you are the first to come up with an alternative measurement system for capacity. We already have other units of measurement we can relate to - X number of football pitches or double decker buses. Countries compared to the size of Wales and so on. The only thing is, not being a townie like your good self, I can't relate to the size or space required for cats or children, Salmon etc. How many Badgers could one fit in this admittedly voluminous looking bag? That's the true test of a bag's useful carrying capacity. Good review!
I think what you have there is the 'Large' Borough bag. I went for the medium simply because I don't think I could lift a full large bag on and off my Brompton, FFS the bike's heavy enough as it is! I find that the medium size is just right to hold a 600g brown artisan sourdough loaf, half a dozen free-range eggs and a quarter pound of organic ham when I visit the farm shop.
A 600g brown artisan sourdough loaf costs a great deal more than a Warburtons seeded batch loaf but I can no longer eat that stuff, it sticks in my throat since I learned of Warburton bunging the Tories many thousands over the years and his support of Brexit. It's just another cost I've had to bear since January 2020. I set fire to my Dyson vacuum cleaner last week. Cheers 👍🏼
Great video. Really refreshing from the normal highly processed content that makes up most of YT.
Good Review , I have just damaged my Kirkland bag bought back in 1977 and its the best pack for a bike that I have used. There are so many bags that just do not work well. They work but not easy on ,easy off or hauling stuff in an effortless way. The kirkland bag looks so old and heat up yet work so good I am thinking of making a pair of the bag for I can not replace them. OH well hard to describe a bag that you have use that long and how good it was in transporting stuff with a problem.
You are hilarious! From the title to the whole video!
Nice bag. Impressive that the tomato paste won't slosh out on a turn. Perhaps a bushel of live crabs would fit!
Brilliant!
Nice Bag , just like Mary Poppins had before she was mugged, I,m worried why is they a Sherlock Homes picture and a tub of Swarfega in the video ??? 😀😀
I dream about her and the swarfega helps...
Refreshing humour.
Great video, lovely bag.
And never been used!
@@JulianHutchings Can’t wait to see one in the flesh as it were
I wonder if it’s 50 shades of grey. Or is that a different video
Ha ha, nice one.
I am 32 and i know about Imelda Marcos Shoe fetish extravaganza. Yet i don't feel "of a certain age". But i get what you mean.
That isn't actually as expensive as I thought it might be, £140 ish? By the look of it and it being Brompton branded and all, I reckon that's not bad going money wise as it looks a well designed and made bit of kit.
It is bleddy huge though, somewhat less than aero there Hutchings old chap, you're going to have to up your wattage when the wind is against you that's for sure.
By jove, I do believe you are the first to come up with an alternative measurement system for capacity. We already have other units of measurement we can relate to - X number of football pitches or double decker buses. Countries compared to the size of Wales and so on. The only thing is, not being a townie like your good self, I can't relate to the size or space required for cats or children, Salmon etc. How many Badgers could one fit in this admittedly voluminous looking bag? That's the true test of a bag's useful carrying capacity.
Good review!
Alive or dead? If dead, they pack down smaller.
Size of that bag , i would be worried about landing in the wind , like a flipping hand glider.
@@paulclark9968 I'd be worried about landing a hand glider too.
@@JulianHutchings Oh live Badgers of course - you can't race a dead Badger...
It's called a Side Release Buckle or a Squeeze Buckle.
Always rely on the internet.
Imelda Marcos' son, Marcos Jr, was just inaugurated as president of the philippines today.
Interesting fact! What is his shoe policy?
Stu - contact me on jrhutchings@btinternet.com
Will do
JESUS IS NOT REAL THOUGH..HAHAHAHAHA
Actually, the evidence suggests that he was a real person. The debate is whether he was the son of God, or not.
@@JulianHutchings hahaha. GODS are not REAL