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Tern Bicycles HQ Bag Distributor: Moore Large


The HQ Bag is a slim office bag designed to work brilliantly on or off the bike, with padded, zippered compartments for a 13” laptop and a tablet. The recessed KLICKfix adapter makes carrying the bag more comfortable since there are no protruding parts. The HQ Bag mounts to the Tern Luggage Truss and includes a high-visibility rain cover and adjustable shoulder strap.


10 Passport


Bikepacking Range Distributor: Ison Distribution


Passport has a great entry level range of bikepacking bags that are high quality that won’t break the bank. They use waterproof fabric to ensure your contents stay safe and dry and to handle the British weather conditions. There are multiple size options of the frame and saddle packs to ensure the best fit when attached to the bike.


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Adventure Frame Bag Distributor: Hotlines


Adventure series bags are made from a lightweight 300D Polyester Ripstop with TPU coating and have a fully welded construction for superb durability and strength at a low weight. This frame bag mounts to the underside of the top tube and features an easy pull zip with a reflective puller. It is available in small, medium or large sizes.


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Topeak Mondopack Distributor: Extra UK


Topeak Mondopack is an oversized saddlebag with a spacious 1.2 litre capacity accessed via two side opening panels. Internal mesh pockets keep items such as keys and small tools organised and secure whilst riding. Available in either strap mount or Topeak’s innovative Quick Clip fixer that allows quick and hassle-free installation.


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