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SECTOR GUIDE 24


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Basil SoHo Double Pannier Bags Distributor: Raleigh UK


The Soho Double Pannier Bags by Basil offer a stylish yet spacious storage solution perfect for commuters and urban city riders alike. The bags are waterproof (IPX3) and with a capacity of 41 litres ample room for laptops, notebook, and iPads. The Double pannier comes with a pre- mounted MIK adaptor plate to seamlessly take the bags with you wherever you go.


22 M-Wave


100% Waterproof Ripstop Handlebar Bag


Distributor: Walkers Cycle Components Ltd


100% waterproof inner and outer Strong ripstop material. Adjustable roll cover. Velcro attachment. Detachable transparent map compartment. Comes in neon yellow colour for visibility during night-time riding.


23 Oxford


Aqua Evo 12L Backpack Distributor: Oxford


Oxford’s Aqua Bags are one of the easiest ways to get your gear from A to B, safe and dry. They are made from tough PVC tarpaulin, which is welded to form waterproof seams.


24 Muc-Off


Essentials Case Distributor: Muc-Off


The range of Essentials Cases include options and designs for all riders, rainproof cases to camo designs. Designed to store your phone and essential tools such as puncture repair kit while still fitting comfortably in a pocket. Each Essentials Case has Molle Webbing for easy attachments to Molle accessories or bags, an inside zipped pocket along with a zip hood for smaller valuables.


NEED 58 | February 2022


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