Re: slow death to the pannier

[Erik Miner <axeis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Find another dealer! I do check the nuts on the panniers from time to 
time but I did loctite them a while back after finding them getting 
loose.

Erik
Hot Dawg



>I have not had the discoloration problem with my panniers (yet).
>However, my left pannier seems to be slowly self destructing.  I have
>now found two captive nuts rolling around inside the pannier with the
>stud snapped off inside the nut(one early on and one after 1000 miles or
>so).  Recently I noticed two of the plastic ends that attac the straps
>to the case have virtually turned to powder.  Funny thing is that I have
>not had anything in this pannier except extra gloves and my electric
>jacket liner during the cold months.  Don't think either of these would
>cause those problems.  Any one else with pannier problems or solutions?
>So far the dealer is pretending that these are not legitament problems.
>
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