Thank you to everyone who submitted haiku for our Runnur giveaway/review. Sorry for the delay in posting these entries, my day job has me runnuring around. We will be reviewing all of the entries and will run a post announcing the winner soon. The winner will receive a Runnur and write their own review for posting on BikeHacks.com.

Photo credit goes to Earth2Eartha
Rick - Otsego, MN
runnur holds my gear
riding down the bumpy trail
safe and sound are we
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Jason - Arcata, CA
Riding my bike fast.
No pump, patch or levers. Boom!
Should have bought a Runnur.
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No space for my stuff.
No pump, patch or levers. Boom!
Should have bought a Runnur.
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Aaron - Sacramento, CA
grab your sash before riding
lots of pockets for hiding
quick reach for finding
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great for guys and gals
hold this and that for your pals
and water, say dals?
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Over the shoulder
Helps for when you get older
And you need a holder
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First you pick your color
Then you show off your new Runnur
Where's mine, others will wonder
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"Bicycle Bill" - La Crosse, WI
Foam tube with shoulder strap
Used to hold a sixer of beer
Has matured, now called RUNNUR.
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All superheroes
Need a utility belt.
Challenge accepted!
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Why settle for one?
Buy two, wear crossed over chest.
Bad-ass bandoliers!
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Summa - Location Unknown
Runnur help me please!
Messenger bag moves around
Panniers are for dorks
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Leslie in Bartlesville, OK
Cute pink Runnr
You hold lipstick, keys, cash, tools
This girl covets you.
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Tim - Brattleboro, VT
Here are my haiku -
seeping out like cool fall air
lets go for a ride
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haiku are poems
quite short and quick to the point
to show big ideas
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too many pockets
stuffed with distractions and tools
weigh my trousers down
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it isn't a belt
a backpack would be bigger
this is just enough
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riding my bike no hands
don't carry too many things
keep your life simple
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if you can't fit here
do I need you on my ride
I probably don't
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James from Tucson
Runnur could hold guns,
But I don't need one with this.
It makes me look tough.
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Tools, snacks, specs or phone,
things that help us get stuff done.
Utility,BOOM!
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Harmoniously,
We can exist with our gear.
Runnur keeps minds clear.
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A traveler yearns.
For order which eludes us.
Runnur solves it all.
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Can utility
Exist with convenient bliss?
Only with Runnur.
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More the merrier?
Not for the purest biker.
runnur pack it in.
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Bob in Fair (Not Excellent) Haven, NJ
I mount my bike again
the world now flows beneath its wheels
I, bike, essentials, runnur- One.
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Bicycles on the grass, alas!
Gertrude Stein has a tire that's flat!
Alice opens up her runnur.
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Heather - Oakland, CA
Dress, skirts have no pockets
And pant pockets are too shallow
How will I carry stuff?
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Laura - Austin, Texas
Clink clank smash, Typical sounds
But my bag overflow-eth no more, sigh
Runnur has saved this Vagabonder
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Erik - Cleveland
I need to carry stuff
That stuff becomes to heavy
My pants start falling
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Ty - Augusta, GA
Wear a book bag? No.
Ride to be free, mobile. All
I need in a strap.
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Bikers value speed,
low weight, and mobility.
Runnur fits the bill.
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"I bike with a bag
that my laptop fits in." "Sure,
just try not to crash."
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J - Upstate NY
Runnur under raincoat,
Autumn rainride home:
Enjoying the hiss.
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Lehi of Pasadena
Turn of the wheel
Essentials in my back
Today, the world is mine.
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Runnur on my back,
saddle on my ass,
Carry all my stuff!
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Day and night,
Pedals in n' out
Runnur for my stuff
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Wallet, phone, and lock.
Runnur carries all
Oh, crap! I almost Crash'd!!!
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Green light, red light.
Runnur reflective strap
Son't need to stop at all!
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Stars in the night,
Runnur on my back,
The night is mine.
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Coffee for my crank,
pedals for my crank,
Runnur for my stuff
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A poem to write
A runnur to win
My bike is waiting for me.
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Jeff - Pottsville, Arkansas
the road sings my name
the Runnur carries my life
my pockets are full
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Andrew, Oneonta NY
Sluggish, a weight weakens me
only through restraint
can I realize freedom, speed