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Apparatus is disclosed for carrying panniers on opposite sides of and beneath the top of the wheel of a cycle. A generally U-shaped bar has its opposite ends adapted to be held at a location in the area of the axle. The legs of the bar extend over the top of the wheel and are disposed at an outboard

Apparatus is disclosed for carrying panniers on opposite sides of and beneath the top of the wheel of a cycle. A generally U-shaped bar has its opposite ends adapted to be held at a location in the area of the axle. The legs of the bar extend over the top of the wheel and are disposed at an outboard angle forming a generally V-shaped configuration with the fork blades of the cycle. Each pannier is connected to a point on the fork blade by a first fastener and to a point on a leg of the bar by a second fastener. The bar can be easily detached frm the cycle taking with it the panniers by unsecuring the bar ends from the axle and releasing the first fasteners from the fork blades.

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Apparatus for carrying panniers on opposite sides of and beneath the top of a wheel of a cycle mounted for rotation about an axle, said cycle having structure with at least one fixed point disposed above and inboard of the axle, said apparatus comprising: a generally U-shaped bar having opposite end

Apparatus for carrying panniers on opposite sides of and beneath the top of a wheel of a cycle mounted for rotation about an axle, said cycle having structure with at least one fixed point disposed above and inboard of the axle, said apparatus comprising: a generally U-shaped bar having opposite ends thereof adapted to be held at a location in the area of the axle, said bar further including a pair of legs of sufficient length and joined together so that the bar extends over the top of the wheel and is disposed at an outboard angle with respect to an imaginery vertical line passing through the axle; fastening means for each pannier including a first fastening means adapted to be located in the area of the fixed point on the cycle structure and serving to be releasably connect an upper rear corner portion of the pannier directly to the cycle structure, and second fastening means for releasably connecting an opposite upper rear corner portion of the pannier directly to a point on a leg of the bar; whereby said bar can be easily detached from the cycle by unsecuring the bar ends from the axle and releasing the first fastener from the cycle structure.