Handlebar bag with a smart warning light. Features two zippers and side pockets. Up to 40 hours of runtime.
A well-thought bag with a two-way zipper and a smart warning light. Everything you need, always at hand.
The magnetic docking system with a 90° twist-lock mechanism secures the light against falling out, even when riding over rough terrain.
Two zippers—one at the front and one at the back—allow for convenient access to the bag's contents, even while riding.
Its 2.4-liter capacity provides room for everything you want to take along on your ride. The bag retains its shape even when full, ensuring it looks good and doesn't sag under the weight of its contents.
The side pockets are the perfect place for gels and small items you want to keep within easy reach. You can stow used wrappers separately, keeping them away from the rest of the bag's contents and avoiding sticky residue inside the main compartment.
Sturdy straps that do not scratch the handlebars, along with a cable-and-dial system—familiar from cycling shoes, among other things—ensure a stable mount and prevent the bag from shifting while riding.
The set includes two types of straps: shorter ones for a classic round handlebar or scooter, and longer ones designed for aero-style handlebars.
The abrasion- and fade-resistant material stands up to heavy use. The seamless construction and waterproof zippers help protect the contents when riding in the rain.*
Five lighting modes allow you to adjust the light's operation to conditions and current needs, while a runtime of up to 40 hours reduces the need for frequent charging.
The universal USB-C connector allows you to conveniently charge the light at home and on the go.
The product is made of highly water-resistant material and features waterproof zippers and a light; however, prolonged exposure to heavy rain may allow water to seep into the bag.
„To pierwsza sakwa, która spełniła moje oczekiwania. Zachowuje swój kształt nawet przy pełnym załadowaniu, a dzięki zintegrowanej lampce mam jedno akcesorium mniej na kierownicy.”