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Ortlieb Vario PS Distributor: Lyon Cycle
Available from 1st March 2022, Ortlieb’s Vario PS answers the need for a backpack that easily converts into a pannier and vice versa using the intuitive reversible front panel. On the bike, the 26L Vario PS attaches securely using the proven and tested Quick-Lock mechanism, whilst off the bike draws on the brand’s rucksack expertise for all day carrying comfort. Priced from £165.
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Castelli Weekender Duffel Bag Distributor: Saddleback
The Castelli Weekender Duffel Bag will keep your gear organised, whether you’re flying or travelling domestically. Sized 47x40x20cm, it has padded compartments for your computer and cycling bits, plus a zipped passport pocket. Add a cushioned shoulder strap, and you and your valuables will get from A to B unscathed.
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Zéfal Z Adventure R5 Waterproof Saddlebag in Black
Distributor: Bob Elliot & Co Ltd
The Z Adventure R5 is designed to carry large volume without the need for a rear rack. Equipped with several durable self-adhesive straps and anti-tear material on its base, this bag attaches to the saddle rails and seat post for optimal weight distribution on the bicycle. The folding closure and waterproof fabric with heat-sealed interior can safely carry all the equipment needed for a tour.
An urban pannier complete with a padded laptop sleeve and a waterproof design, perfect for bike commutes. Coming in 13, 17 or 25L, they combine eye-catching reflective elements with a roll-top closure and welded construction to make sure everything stays dry – and it’s certified to an IP64 level.
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Thule Shield Pannier Distributor: Madison
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