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Porter-Yoshida And Co Ride Roll Bag

Navy

Sale price£330.00

COLOUR: Navy

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Navy
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  • Nylon twill with PVC processing for water resistance
  • Cordura ballistic nylon base
  • Nylon ripstop back with Teflon protector and urethane coating
  • 160 x 115 x 110mm
  • 322g
  • Removable handle and shoulder strap
  • Rear attachment points for mounting to a bike
  • Reflector band

Small enough to hold a tube, levers and a multi-tool, and built to bolt onto the bike rather than ride in a pocket. Porter have used PVC-treated nylon twill with a Cordura ballistic base, which is the bit that scrapes. 322 grams, 16 by 11.5 by 11cm, with a handle and strap that both come off. Reflector band round the outside.

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