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17 Tetrarack GR2 Brand: Topeak
Distributor: Extra UK 17
The ultimate quick-mount system attaches to the seatstays of gravel and road bikes up to 700x50c. A clever hook-and-loop strap mounting system
allows quick and easy installation. Its innovative top plate automatically levels itself regardless of the seatstay angle. The integrated QuickTrack® system lets Topeak TrunkBags slide and lock securely into place instantly. RRP: £99.99
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16 Scape Handlebar Pouch
Brand: Brooks Distributor: Extra UK
A sleek handlebar rack The Scape Handlebar Pouch is a welded, fully waterproof small handlebar bag for stowing items safely.
Equally at home on the daily commute as it is for long-distance touring, two straps with aluminium buckles make mounting easy. A head tube strap prevents swaying, and it may be attached to other Scape Bags as an extra pocket. RRP: £59.99
19 Amsterdam Box L Brand: M-Wave
Distributor: The Cycle Division
The Amsterdam Box L by M-Wave has enclosed holders, which allow assembly on every common carrier. The high-quality construction prevents damage from bumpy paths. It is
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18 Amsterdam Box Brand: M-Wave
Distributor: The Cycle Division
The transport box Amsterdam Box by M-Wave can be mounted on all common carriers. Depending on the size of the box, there is enough space for a helmet, a
jacket or drinks. The Amsterdam Box protects from rain and dirt. A strong bolt locks the transport box. Dust and water resistant. Volume approx. 18 litres. Size: 42 x 31 x 22 cm or approx. 5 litres. Size: 27 x 20 x 15 cm RRP: Trade Pricing
dust-free, waterproof and has a volume of 17 litres measuring 42 cm x 26 cm x 21cm. This is enough space to stow smaller objects or even your helmet. You can stow your belongings without needing much space, but you can stow them safely from theft thanks to the provided keys. RRP: Trade Pricing
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