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Vaude seem to do a good range, like the look of the Trail Lights - except they don't seem to have a loop for a light.

I shall check them out in Evans if possible.
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I have been commuting with a Vaude rucksack for years. They make the Edinburgh Bicycle Revolution range as well - see http://www.edinburgh-bicycle.co.uk/catalogue/detail.cfm?ID=21865
I've been really happy with my Vaude - can get a laptop, sarnies, couple of books and a few other bits and pieces in the 25l version, and it's really stable on the back. BTW I can't help feeling it's the reflective trim that'll show up at night, rather than bright colours, and the ability to hang LEDs on your bag is useful as well.
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If no joy with a hi-viz pack, have a look here
http://www.wildlifewatchingsupplies.co.uk

They do a cover in day-glo to which you can stitch reflective tape.

OK, at £25 in p&p it's not cheap, but what price visability?

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