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Handlebar Pocket

Clay

Sale price£55.00

COLOUR: Clay

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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  • Vinylon F outer, 100% vinylal
  • 210 denier recycled polyamide lining with a 10,000mm PU coating
  • 1.5 litres, 110g
  • 9 x 23 x 10 cm
  • Large zipped opening that works on the move or in gloves
  • Attaches with two Velcro straps and a bungee cord
  • Fits most handlebars
  • Daisy chains on the bottom and front

The bag for the things you want without stopping, so a phone, a bar, a multitool. Fjällräven have made the opening big enough to work one handed and in gloves, which is the whole test of a handlebar bag. Vinylon F outside, the fibre that has been on the Kånken since 1978, with a coated lining behind it. Clay.

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